Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2016 [Holiday Greeting]

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A big, warm & pleasant hello to you.

I wish you a merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2016. May your holidays be filled with joy, togetherness, celebrations and fulfillment. May your new year be filled with hope, energy and awesomeness.

I want to tell you how thankful I am for all your support in this year. Every time you visit our website, read an article, leave a comment, enroll in a course, purchase a product, read one of my books, listen to a podcast episode, watch a video or tell your friends about Chandoo.org, I feel nothing but gratitude, thankfulness and amazement. 2015 is the most successful year since starting Chandoo.org, all thanks to you. Heartfelt thanks to you, from my family, staff and volunteers.

Happy Holidays from Chandoo.org

About this year’s holiday card

We took this picture recently from the terrace of our house. Don’t freak out, the twins are not yet shoulder height (they are 6years old). But they are fairly tall for their age. Click on the picture to enlarge.

Holiday schedule of Chandoo.org

 

This year, I will be extra lazy during the holiday season. So no more Excel tips until first week of January 2016.

Of course, there will be some usual suspects around this time of year. Here is what you can expect.

  • 28 December (Monday) – People & websites that helped me in 2015, thank you message
  • 31 December (Thursday) – Best of Chandoo.org in 2015
  • 1 January (Friday) – Free 2016 Excel calendar & daily planner template
  • 4 January (Monday) – Regular broadcasting of Excel awesomeness

Our forum:

Our Excel forum will be up and running during the holiday season. That said, I would not expect quick help for any problems as most of our regular members would be away on holiday break. You have higher chance of getting TRUE for RAND()-RAND()=0 than finding someone to answer your Excel question during next few days. So be patient and enjoy the holidays.

Online store:

Our online store will be open. Any purchase you make for training programs, templates or eBooks will be delivered as promised. If you join our course on Christmas eve or day or on new year day, please expect to receive your password by the end of next working day. If you have any support query, please expect to hear a resolution by 7th of January.

Emails:

If you are sending me an email, please expect a reply only after 7th of Jan. If you have something urgent to say, you can call me (find my number on the site).

Once again…,

On behalf of my family, our staff, volunteers and well wishers, let me wish you a very pleasant holiday season and an awesome start to 2016.

PS: Here is a snow flake made in Excel to cheer you up during the holidays.

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34 Responses to “What would you wear to an Excel themed Halloween party?”

  1. duncan says:

    I would go as an amoeba ... A cell!

  2. Dean says:

    My girlfriend and will dress up as two veals. We will carry a big heart stating our love.
    It will be veal hookup

  3. A Guantanamo bay prison guard outfit with Messi's Barcelona jersey to get across the power of discipline and creative energy.

  4. Booy says:

    I will go with a quote on my shirt 🙂

    "I love Lookup()"

    Dont take the wrong meaning

  5. Steve-O says:

    I'd bring the kids and go as Pivot Table and chairs

  6. David Hager says:

    I would dress up as the Mysterious Excel Solver!

  7. Mando says:

    Me and my wifey would wear shirts with an R and an A printed on them. We'll we an aRrAy... 😛

  8. Diego says:

    #N/A....
    Sometimes

  9. Tyler says:

    a t-shirt with this:

    =IF(ISBLANK(QAT),"Snail Speed", "Lightning Fast")

  10. Jeff Koenig says:

    I wonder if he would hand out Surface 3's to super heroes? I'm thinking an x(l)-men ...
    http://www.jeffkoenig.com/demo/xmen.html

  11. Jeff Weir says:

    I just wear my expression.

  12. PizzaGuy says:

    I would wear a white sheet with the word "Spread" written on it.

  13. Navin says:

    My T should be printed with "Excel without CHANDOO is like Computer without Inetrnet"

  14. Vikas Chauhan says:

    CH O O SE

  15. Lynda says:

    Toga - because as large as I am, it would be a spread sheet.

  16. Eliyaz says:

    Have some Rows and Columns

  17. Adi says:

    My t-shirt would read "I am with stupid" and point to the left while my wife's t-shirt would read "I am with stupid" and point to the right...
    Guess there's nothing scarier than a circular reference..!
    Happy Hallowe'en Chandoo. 🙂

  18. Joe says:

    I'd put my left arm inside my shirt and go as the RIGHT function.

  19. Sameer khan says:

    =vlookup(substitute(A2434," ",""), mytable$A$1:$A$100000,Match(A$1,table22:$2$.0),0)
    =excel nerd

  20. Oxidised says:

    a Sum-Product Pumkin

  21. Kalps says:

    I will have my t-shirt signed by all my relatives so I can USE RELATIVE REFERENCES to get through the bouncers at the doors

  22. Hui... says:

    To avoid getting into any trouble at the party my T Shirt would say:

    On Error Resume Next

  23. I would go with my girl and have her wear a t-shirt say =index("mr. right",match("me","all guys at party",0),1) and i would wear a shirt with two cells with one saying "me" and another saying "mr. right"

  24. Khalid NGO says:

    I will love to wear:
    I LOVE INDEX+MATCH

  25. Govind Prasad Subedi says:

    “I love VLookup()”

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