I do not spend any more time in Excel for making graphs and visualizations.
A clip from AI in Context Ep 04, turn a call into a document, at 22:07. In context: "another example of that simple stuff. So here I've got a CSV in my context that has some data, right? Where is it? Sample data. So I've got Jan, I've got January to October,..."
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I do not spend any more time in Excel for making graphs and visualizations.
In context, from Ep 04, turn a call into a document: “another example of that simple stuff. So here I've got a CSV in my context that has some data, right? Where is it? Sample data. So I've got Jan, I've got January to October, bookkeeping, payroll, client questions, tax prep, admin. And all I want to do here is make multiple styles of graphs to showcase what you can do on one page. So, like, one of the most useful tools of agents is making pretty visualizations of data. It's like one of those tidbits that you might not think of. I do not spend any more time in Excel for making graphs and visualizations. I don't use Power BI anymore or anything like that. It's so much easier for me to just on demand have an agent generate dashboards visualizations for individuals. And unless I need like a data pipeline or something, this is a really useful way to show your late person, your late visualization of your work. So strongly recommend using cloud”
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