Generative AI
A paid course from Noble Desktop.
Six hours on using AI to get more out of Excel, aimed squarely at the parts of a spreadsheet that eat an afternoon.
Formula writing comes first: prompting precisely enough to get a correct nested function back, rather than one that almost works. Data cleaning follows — standardising formats, splitting and combining text, removing duplicates, correcting inconsistencies.
Two sections are about spreadsheets somebody else built. AI is used to read an existing formula and explain what it does, to diagnose an error, and to say why a slow workbook is slow.
The last stretch covers analysis: surfacing insights, building visualisations, and generating VBA macros for work that repeats.
Taught live online or in New York.
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A single session, about 4 hours, published on YouTube by Chandoo. Watched here on the course page.
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A single session, about 11 hours, published on YouTube by Luke Barousse. Watched here on the course page.
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A single session on generative ai, 18 minutes, published on YouTube by Henrik Kniberg. Watched here on the course page.
