Today, I simply wanted to point out Purchasing's inclusion in the article of "Five bells and whistles the average buyer doesn't use in MS Excel." Next Level Purchasing was asked to contribute this piece to the article and we were delighted that they used our input.
Those five "bells and whistles" are:
- The larger capacity of newer versions of Excel
- Filters
- PivotTables
- Goal Seek
- Conditional Formatting
If you want to know what all of these things are, be sure to check out the Purchasing 3.0 article. And if you want to know HOW to use these tools, you may want to consider enrolling in Next Level Purchasing's online class "Microsoft Excel For Purchasing Professionals."
To Your Career,
Charles Dominick, SPSM
President & Chief Procurement Officer
Next Level Purchasing, Inc.
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2 comments:
Another "Bell and Whistle" is the Vlookup function in Excel.
Many self-proclaimed Excel pros never even heard of it. Though, it can be one of the most time saving features of working with massive data sets.
Thanks for sharing, Bill!
VLOOKUP is another trick taught in Microsoft Excel For Purchasing Professionals.
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