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Brian Jones

Microsoft 365
@brijones
I build Excel. For 40 years it's been the world's thinking tool. AI is the biggest thing to happen to it since the formula bar.
Austin, TX
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    Jan 29
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    Excel as a Literate Computation Surface for AI
    AI systems perform robust computation, but their outputs are typically dissociated from the structure of the computation itself. Answers are delivered as fluent summaries, scripts, or static...
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    Brian Jones
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    Sep 8
    Join me for the 24-Hour Global Financial Modeling Conference on September 24. I'll be talking about how AI is changing financial modeling in Excel, including how people understand complex workbooks, connect business data, automate workflows, and create work they can inspect and
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    Brian Jones
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    Sep 3
    Almost every service that works with data has an "Export to Excel" button. But most of those exports are just snapshots. Whether the button creates a CSV or an XLSX file, the data is disconnected from its source as soon as the file is created. A better approach is a connected
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    Sep 1
    With Excel multi-player usage more than tripling over the past four years, we've been looking at some of the challenges that come with collaboration at this scale. The beauty of Excel is its flexibility. People can adapt a shared workbook as the business changes, but over time
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    We're seeing instances of more than 1,200 people in a single Excel workbook at one time, including 500 making direct edits. Excel multi-player usage has more than tripled over the past four years. Tracking scenarios make up some of the largest categories of workbooks we see in
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    Brian Jones
    Microsoft 365
    @brijones
    Aug 31
    We're seeing instances of more than 1,200 people in a single Excel workbook at one time, including 500 making direct edits. Excel multi-player usage has more than tripled over the past four years. Tracking scenarios make up some of the largest categories of workbooks we see in
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