6 Christmas Cards in Excel – Download and Spread Joy

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Few days back, I have asked you to make a Christmas card in Excel (or any of your favorite festival’s card).

We got 6 entries for this contest. All the entries showed a lot of creativity to come up with beautiful cards using Excel.

Here are the entries.

Christmas Card in Excel Background – Gregory

Christmas Card in Excel Background - Gregory

[Download Excel File]

Merry Christmas in multiple languages – Modeste

Merry Christmas in multiple languages - Modeste

[Download Excel File]

Christmas Advent Calendar – Modeste

Christmas Advent Calendar - Modeste

[Download Excel File]

Almost Magic – Vipin

Almost Magic - Vipin

[Download Excel File]

Word Art Christmas Card – JP

Word Art Christmas Card - JP

[Download Excel File]

Conditional Formatting on Christmas Tree – Mike

Conditional Formatting on Christmas Tree - Mike

[Make sure you backup your work and personal macros files. One reader reported problems with this download. Download Excel File]

Who gets the prize?

Despite 6 entries, we have only 4 people in the contest. That is because Modeste submitted 2 entries and famous Mike Alexander said “I’m too rich and famous to enter, but I thought I’d take a shot at creating a Christmas card using Excel.”

It doesn’t seem Christmas-like to just give prizes to only 2 out of 4. So I decided to split prize money ($100) equally to all 4 contestants.

So Gregory, Vipin, Modeste & JP will get a $25 Amazon gift card from Chandoo.org.

Congratulations winners.

Another Bonus Christmas Download

Debra at Contextures recently published a fun Christmas Advent Calendar. Download and play with it to learn a few Excel tricks.

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2 Responses to “Best of Chandoo.org – 2013”

  1. Kushal K Shah says:

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