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Going Concern March Madness: Recap of Data Analysis and Other Features

David Ringstrom
March 22, 2014

Annnnnnddd we’re back with the second half of your winners from Round 1 of Going Concern March Madness: The Ultimate Excel Bracket. This time Data Analysis Tools and Other Excel Features duked it out amongst themselves, with these features advancing to the second round (see the first batch of winners here):

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The Big Problem with Big Data for Big Accounting Firms

Sidney Kingston
March 21, 2014

If you made a Big 4 drinking game and included the words Big Data, Cloud and Analytics, you’d be in the hospital before you logged your first eight chargeable hours of the week. These all started as leadership buzzwords, but in reality they’ve started to gain real traction, at least in my firm.

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Going Concern March Madness: Recap of Excel Functions and Key Shortcut Winners

David Ringstrom
March 20, 2014

Ladieees and gentlemen (yes, we’re using those terms loosely), here are your winners from Round […]

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Going Concern March Madness: The Most EXCELlent Bracket Continues

Caleb Newquist
March 18, 2014

Hello again, spreadsheet fanatics. Have you returned for Excel battle royale? Of course you have. If you're just getting caught up, be sure to go to our post from yesterday to vote in the Functions and Key Shortcuts regions.

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Going Concern March Madness: The Ultimate Excel Bracket

Caleb Newquist
March 17, 2014

Your firm may be able to stop you from streaming March Madness on company-owned devices or with company-owned bandwidth, but they can’t stop you from participating in Going Concern March Madness!

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How to Use Excel to Manage March Madness

David Ringstrom
March 14, 2014

File this under: things you must know as a spreadsheet jockey and sports fan.

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It Is Almost Certain You Will One Day Be Replaced by Machines

Adrienne Gonzalez
March 11, 2014

The future is scary sometimes. Even scarier, the prospect that you, dear accountants, are more likely to be replaced by machines than firefighters, editors, pilots, and dentists. In fact, the only humans more likely to be replaced by machines than you are telemarketers and I think we can all agree they should have been shipped off to the Island of Unwanted People a long time ago.