Going back in time to STOP the release of Microsoft Excel

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The video uses a humorous 'time travel' narrative to showcase specific, relatable productivity features of a well-known tool, making a feature demonstration feel like an entertaining story.

Summary

A man travels back in time to prevent the release of Microsoft Excel but ends up demonstrating its features to colleagues in an elevator. The skit highlights the convenience of Excel's autofill and formatting tools compared to older spreadsheet methods.

Structure

1Time traveler attempts to stop Excel release
2Colleagues are confused by the software
3Demonstration of autofill feature
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If only they knew the impact it would hold #college #internship #finance #investmentbanking #goldmansachs

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Microsoft Excel (a) ACTS: the interface is operated to demonstrate autofill, formatting, and data manipulation. Removing it would change the entire video as it is the subject of the skit. (b) none.

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Going back in time to STOP the release of Microsoft Excel What is this? It's Microsoft Excel Now hold still I'm about to perform a miracle She wants to see a 10% growth yeah, yeah I'll work up the first two quarters that you got mugged on Friday night Nah, she'd want a police report It's called autofill I just drag this little cross as the data extended Don't panic I'm just gonna drag the table over here and make room for it Hey, hey, did you just drag that? My spreadsheet doesn't do that O okay, watch this Add that title a little bigger Centered I better format those numbers Click on the table Click the right mouse button Get the shortcut menu for numbers We want currency formats This one looks good Looks great, this is a miracle This is Microsoft Excel Power made easy

Transcript

What is this? It's Microsoft Excel. Now hold still. I'm about to perform a miracle. She wants to see a 10% growth. Yeah, yeah. I'll work up the first two quarters. We could tell her that you got mugged on Friday night. Nah, she'd want a police report. It's called autofill. It's going to finish the table for me. I just drag this little cross as far as I want the data extended. Don't panic. I'm just gonna drag the table over here and make room for it. Hey, hey, did you just drag that? My spreadsheet doesn't do that. O okay, watch this. Add that title, a little bigger, centered. I better format those numbers. Click on the table, click the right mouse button, get the shortcut menu for numbers. We want currency formats. This one looks good. Looks great, this is a miracle. This is Microsoft Excel.