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Wednesday, February 3, 2021 | 10:30 a.m. NYC | 3:30 p.m. London
Get more out of Excel, with less effort.
As Excel users ourselves, we understand that there can be some frustration around Excel’s ability to handle the type of analysis we’d like to do. Recently, publications like Forbes and the Wall Street Journal have written articles, commenting on Excel’s shortcomings for analysts. Come join our in-house expert Llewellyn Wells to learn how to overcome these limitations with self-service data preparation.
During this session, we’ll cover how to:
Avoid the negative, costly impacts of poor data quality
Leverage self-service data preparation for Excel users
Automate tasks with reusable data models and workflows
Convert complex Excel workbooks with multiple sheets into accurate, trusted smart data sets
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