What's the smallest amount of knowledge you need to do almost everything in Excel?
Excel is often taught as a collection of hundreds of features, functions, shortcuts and techniques. But is all that knowledge really necessary? Mark Proctor explores how a surprisingly small set of core concepts can solve the vast majority of real-world Excel problems, and which ones matter most.
Other Sessions
Erik, OA Robot's founder, and Jaq, its most dedicated power user, show small, testable automations built with AI, and how OA Robot helps neurodivergent users get more out of Excel.
Bediako shows how Excel models can run at cloud scale with Pebble Stream, so analysts can scale complex spreadsheet models without rebuilding them in other tools.
Excel legend Bob Umlas closes the day with a fresh set of lesser-known Excel tips and tricks you can use straight away.
Wyn shows lesser-known Excel features through harmless pranks you should never play on colleagues, with a practical lesson behind every trick.
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18–19 May 2027 · London & Online. Save 20% – limited to 100 in-person and 100 online tickets.
