Spreadsheet Day 2021 Roundup

Thanks for celebrating Spreadsheet Day 2021, and here is a roundup of some of the day’s posts and tweets.

Excel Poetry

Again this year, Brian Bilston tweeted an Excel-based poem, in honour of Spreadsheet Day. The poem’s title is ‘Love Excels’.

Microsoft Loves Spreadsheets

The Microsoft Excel account shared a mini video, to show a few of the useful things you can do with Excel.

The Microsoft 365 account tweeted this tribute to Spreadsheet Day, with a formula and a beautiful green heart.

Spreadsheet Games

Spreadsheet Day was on a Sunday this year, so we had time to play spreadsheet games, instead of working all day.

Ken Puls, from Excel Guru, shared his Excel Blackjack game.

On the Microsoft Tech Community Excel Blog, Robert Gascon shared his Excel Chess Games Viewer 2.0. Here’s the tweet about it, from Brian Jones, who is Head of Product, Excel

Google Sheets

Ben Collins is a Google Sheets expert, and he tweeted this formula and green heart for Spreadsheet Day.

Spreadsheet History

The lovely people at Tiller have been long-time supporters of Spreadsheet Day. Here is their Happy Spreadsheet Day tweet, with a link to their article about this wonderful day.

The Spreadsheet.com account posted a short video of their spreadsheet history workbook

Stephen Huppert reminded us that Spreadsheet Day commemorates the date that VisiCalc was first released, in 1979.

Tony De Jonker has been using spreadsheets since way back in 1985! How long have you been using spreadsheets?

Final Thoughts

And finally, here’s a tweet from CFDuggan, who offers this excellent advice, “When in doubt, Spreadsheet it out”

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Spreadsheet Day 2021 Roundup

Spreadsheet Day 2021 Roundup

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  1. January 13, 2023

    […] He posted this on Twitter, for Spreadsheet Day 2021. […]

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