Microsoft Excel Automation
The only thing that can't be automated in Excel is the input of raw data... and even that can sometimes be done. If you are looking to avoid repetitive tasks in your Excel spreadsheet (clearing out data to start a new month, manually incrementing dates, copy your data to historical tables, etc...) you should know that it can be done.

Take our quick survey [1] to find out if you need automation evaluation!

Would you like to see how much you currently spend on a particular task? Download our Automation Evaluation form [2]! It is an Excel file, which contains no macros, so it is not a security risk to your system.

Other Excel tasks
Of course, there is much more to Excel than automation, and much more that needs to be covered to truly meet the needs of all Excel users. Whether you need help building an add-in, fixing a broken workbook, redesigning workbooks for efficiency, or building an great looking Excel dashboard report, there is a consultant out there who can handle the task. The big question, of course, is how do you find them?

While I do offer teaching and training, I don't offer Excel consulting services myself any more. I do have a list of freelance gurus that I refer Excel projects to though. These guys are simply the best of the best:

1. Bob Phillips of XLDynamic.com [3]
2. Jan Karel Pieterse of JKP Application Development Services [4]
3. Jon Peltier of Peltier Technical Services, Inc. [5]

Each of these Excel experts has different areas of specialty, so if you're not sure who would be more appropriate, just drop me a line [6], and I'll recommend one to you.