Although Excel recognizes only two types of data: numbers and text, sometimes you’ll be working with Boolean values, such as TRUE and FALSE expressions. There is a simple trick to convert these values into ones and zeros respectively, so that you can add them more easily, and you will find out how to do this in a short “recipe” that follows.
When creating queries to Microsoft Copilot, it’s important to be concise and clear. There are rules on how to write a quality prompt, and if you follow them, the likelihood of getting the desired response in fewer steps increases. However, keep in mind that artificial intelligence is not omnipotent or intelligent, but that it is a complex software that has access to a huge knowledge base, and it is up to you to extract the desired information.
Microsoft Copilot is a digital assistant, based on artificial intelligence (AI), or large language models (LLMs), that understands human language and can provide answers to questions: give explanations, write texts, generate images, etc. It can be used independently, within a web browser, and is also integrated into applications and services that are part of the Microsoft 365 package, such as: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook…
Loop is a web application within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem designed to share ideas and collaborate on projects. For a long time, Word or Excel have provided the ability for multiple users to work on one document at the same time. Loop gives additional flexibility, such as sharing and collaboration from different applications. In this way, as soon as an idea is born, it can be written down, shared, commented on…
Planner is a service for managing simple projects. It comes as part of an Microsoft 365 subscription, and is reminiscent of tools like Jira or Trello. It is used to assign and track tasks within a team using the Kanban board interface, and is ideal for teams that manage task-based agile projects, where they can attach files, add comments, track progress through charts, etc.