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Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Career Docceci, professional healthcare resume writer just starting out and excited to learn, grow, and connect with others in this space. I’m passionate about helping people present their skills with clarity and impact, and I’m here to both contribute and soak up all the insight I can from more experienced pros. Looking forward to being part of this amazing community!
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Hi Career, it’s great to meet you! Curious do you use Excel as a tool in your resume writing? What kinds of project do you use it for?
What Excel Creation from 2025 are you Proud of?
I know some of us do most things at work and may not be able to share a screenshot (myself included) but let's hear what are the amazing things you've created / done in Excel this year! I'll Start us off. ⬇️ _______________________________________________ I do a lot of work in forecasting and analysis and showing how a metric trends over time (like a product's price) is pretty standard. Line charts work, dot plots work also. But I also needed to show how many units were getting sold each of these days. You can overlay a bar chart, and that works, but visually communicating volume works great if each dot gets lighter with less volume. And that's what this chart does. Solid Dots have high volume. Very light dots have very little volume. Your eye immediately sees where volume is greatest, and has the biggest effect on results. I used this visual to help explain a hot-button issue and it immediately got shared with executives in multiple departments — big credibility booster. What's something you're proud of? — New Function You Learned — Process you improved — Challenge you Overcame
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Good day all. New here so I hope this question does not sound stupid. I am going through classes on Udemy and they haven't gotten to this yet. I tried looking on Google and nothing so I am hoping you can assist. I need to use the find and replace section to replace names on a spreadsheet.I want to use the standard find and replace but my version of Excel 2021,will not let me do it. It tells me how to replace text, but does not work. So if anyone has an idea it would be helpful. Thank you
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Hi Harlan -- my apologies for responding so late. Just so I understand, for some reason the CTRL-H dialogue box isn't working for you? A couple ideas come to mind. One is there's a way to do search & replace in VBA. Second, it may not work if executing the replace creates an error in a formula. Could you share an example file? I assume you've got it figured out by now but I'm curious to see what you were experiencing.
Dear community
Thanks to the community for sharing. This is really where I can improve my abilities. I will always be grateful. Welcome to make friends with everyone.😁
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Hi Elainea, my apologies for the late response. It's great to have you here.
Hi everyone 👋
I’m Ahmed from Morocco 🇲🇦, passionate about data analysis 📊 and currently improving my Excel skills 💻. I’m excited to learn, share ideas, and connect with you all here at Excel Analytica 🤝✨
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Hello Ahmed, I'm glad you're here. I work in finance and analytics for Nissan and build forecasts, dashboards, and do a fair amount of data-mining. I also love building people up. You mentioned data analysis, what kind of projects interest you?
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