What is your organisation missing? Let’s see:
Have a hot IT team, capable of establishing reliable, secure, performing systems within budget? Check.
Have a keen finance team, dedicated, involved, trusted? Check.
So where’s the gap?
It’s certainly there. I know it is because I often can’t deliver the information that managers want; I can’t answer the root cause questions […]
Published March 18th, 2007
in Excel and Data Management.
Simon Murphy’s blog is an interesting read for those of us keen to make the best use of Excel. Identified in his post on the disadvantages of spreadsheets is that not separating “data” from “view” is a bad thing. This is the key reason why I recommend keeping data in clean lists, without contamination […]
Published November 13th, 2006
in Excel and Data Management.
Having introduced the idea of a test for a well-constructed Excel data list, I ought actually to fill in the details for you. The basic idea of the Data Menu Test is to structure your data in such a way that you can easily use the commands under the word ‘Data’ in your Excel menu. […]
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