Last Episode’s Excel Challenge
In our previous Excel Challenge, Jordan asked
“What is a new chart type that exists in 2016 Excel Preview?”
Here are the answers
- Waterfall
- Histogram
- Pareto
- Box and Whisker
- Treemap
- Sunburst
The winner is Shaun O’Donnel. Congrats Shaun. Shaun receives two books
- Mr Excel’s 40 Greatest Tips of All Time <— click to view book
- Guerrilla Data Analysis by Oz du Soleil & Bill Jelen <— click to view book
This Episode’s Challenge
Application.ScreenUpdating is 26 characters long.
What is the Longest VBA Command you can think of?
Think You Know The Answer?
Then leave your guess in the comments section below. Jordan will pick one winner at random from all the correct answers.
Rick Grantham, a Six Sigma Black Belt and co-founder of Excel.TV in 2014, is currently serving as the Business Intelligence Product Manager at VENUS Fashion Inc. since March 2023. He has extensive experience in data analytics, strategic thinking, and team building, having held various leadership roles in renowned companies, such as Vice President of VantagePoint Business Solutions and Senior Director of Business Intelligence Solutions at EPI-USE. With a strong background in creating data-driven solutions and improving business processes, Rick has consistently demonstrated success in delivering exceptional results and boosting revenue throughout his career.
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Yo Excel homies,
First and foremost massive thanks for regularly taking time out to produce the show, I love each and every episode! I’m currently working my way through season one and I’m up to episode 15 (Oz is about to move to Portland). I’m looking forward to catching up with the rest of the episodes and hopefully see a bit more Carl Pepperseed action! 😀
In answer to your question the microsoft forum reliably informs me that the longest VBA command is ‘application.AutoFormatAsYouTypeReplaceHyperlinks’. Show me the money!
Peace out.
Snook