Do you know most financial work still happens in Microsoft Excel? Google Sheets doesn’t even come close. From simple things like a grocery list or daily tasks to massive enterprise datasets with thousands of columns and hundreds of sheets, Excel handles it all. And now, Microsoft has taken it up a notch by adding Copilot. Just imagine asking it to break down your monthly expenses, forecast next quarter’s revenue, or clean up messy data in seconds without touching a single formula. It’s basically like having a financial analyst built right into your spreadsheet.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to access the Copilot function in an Excel sheet, perform data cleaning, conduct data analysis, and use an alternate AI formula if you cannot pay for the Copilot function.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to:
- Access the Copilot function in Microsoft 365 Excel
- Perform data cleaning
- Conduct data analysis
- Use an alternate AI formula to automate tasks in Excel
Let’s dive into this exciting tutorial right away!
