Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2023
Hi everyone…
Let me start by wishing you all a very happy holiday season and stellar start to 2023. Here is our annual holiday card.
[pictured left to right: Nishanth (son), Jo (wife), Nakshu (daughter) and Chandoo (me)]
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2021
On behalf of my family, our staff, volunteers & well-wishers, Let me wish you a very happy Christmas & prosperous new year 2021. Here is a small holiday card from Chandoo.org HQ. The kids school had a cultural festival a month ago and we got this beautiful picture at a photo booth. So much better than timer controlled DSLR on dining table I must say.
50% done – mid year updates for 2020
Hello folks. 50% of 2020 is behind us. Let me share a few updates with you all. First check out this awesome double rainbow outside our house on 30th June. MVP I am thrilled and humbled to tell you that I have been re-awarded Microsoft MVP for 2020 year. This is my 12th year in […]
Celebrating 50k Subscribers on YouTube + Give away
Hiya folks… Got an exciting news to share with you all. Over the weekend, my YouTube channel hit 50,000 subscriber milestone.
Thank you so much for making me a part of your journey to awesomeness.
A quick personal update
How are you? I want to say hello and check in with you in these strange and scary times.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2020
Hello readers,
On behalf of my family, our staff, volunteers & well-wishers, Let me wish you a very happy Christmas & prosperous new year 2020. Here is a small holiday card from Chandoo.org HQ. This year, we have a new addition to our family – Excel, bichon-poodle puppy has been with us for a little over one month and already became a big part of our lives.
How to trace precedents in Excel formulas? [tip+music from Prague]
Here is a very useful and almost secret Excel tip for you. Imagine you are looking at a big, complex workbook with lots of calculations. You want to understand where everything is pointing to and how the workbook is set up.
You can use trace precedents in Excel to do this. Read this tip to learn how it works.