Ask me your Excel questions & You could win an eBook

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Time for another round of open-mic weekend.

As you know, Chandoo.org has been running a podcast show for last few months. We have completed 14 episodes as of today. For the 15th episode, lets have an “Ask Chandoo” as the theme.

What you need to do:

Simple. Head over to ask.chandoo.org and submit your questions. You can leave me a voice-mail or post your questions

What happens next?

I will listen (or read) your questions and choose a handful for the session 15 of our podcast.

What you get:

If your question is picked up for the podcast, you will receive the 25 Excel tips e-book.

How to find out if your question is picked:

Simple. Tune in to Chandoo.org podcast next Thursday and you will know.

So what are you waiting for?

Go ahead and ask your questions.

 

PS: You are welcome to ask questions about Excel, data analysis, automation, my personal life, how I run Chandoo.org etc.

PPS: Preference will be given to interesting, amusing & useful questions.

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4 Responses to “Office 2010 Contest Winners are here!!!”

  1. I while ago I wrote a post on selecting a couple of names from a range via an UDF
    I could have been handy.... especially because I didn't win.... lol

    http://xlns.lamkamp.nl/?p=14

  2. Tom says:

    Sweet! I won! Thank you so much, Chandoo! I'm really speechless! I'll look out for an e-mail from you. Again, I really appreciate it, and I can't wait to fire it up!

    Sincerely,
    Tom "this one" 🙂

  3. Thank You... Thank You... Thank You... 🙂

  4. Macao says:

    Hi,

    Don't want to ruin your party.. 😉 but I noticed that when you sort the list A2:B11 (step 2), the RAND function re-calculates the numbers so that they are different and in mixed order again. I had to paste the whole area as values first and then sort to get it to work.

    Wonder if the same happened to you because in your list at least Greg has a higher value than Tom 🙂

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