Open Thread For First Time Commenters – What do you like in Excel?

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First Time Commenter - Say Something and Get a DollarIf you have never commented on PHD, this is your chance. Go ahead and say something and I will give you $1.00 discount on my Excel Formulas Help E-book.

The topic is: What do you like in Microsoft Excel?

Write one line, write 10 paragraphs, it is up to you. You have nothing to loose, but you can gain new friendships, learn something, find blog commenting an extremely good learning experience and get a dollar off my already dirt cheap book (it is just $5).

Go!

PS: Everyone is welcome to share their views, discount codes will be sent to first time commenters only. How do I decide you are a first time commenter? I have an elephant’s memory.

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