Microsoft Excel, Super Bowl

At the Microsoft Excel World Championship, selfies and a ‘hype’ tunnel
An arena. A hype tunnel, the kind through which NBA players typically streak. A competitor dressed in a jersey patterned with six-pack abs. In a new
Twelve Dudes and a Hype Tunnel: Scenes from the ‘Super Bowl for Excel Nerds’
At the Microsoft Excel World Championship in Las Vegas, there was stardust in the air as 12 finance guys vied to be crowned the world’s best spreadsheeter.
Welcome to the Microsoft Excel World Championship: The ‘Super Bowl for nerds’
At stake was prize money, a championship belt and the title of world’s best spreadsheeter. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Microsoft Excel World Championship: Where Spreadsheets Meet Stardom
In a spectacle that blended corporate precision with e-sports flair, the Microsoft Excel World Championship turned a traditionally mundane tool into the centerpiece of a riveting Las Vegas competition.
Highlights From the Microsoft Excel World Championship
The event’s organizer hopes to turn competitive Excel into a popular e-sport where pros compete for million-dollar prizes and big-league glory. That’s still a ways off.
37-year-old Microsoft Excel world champion: Here are my best spreadsheet tips for budgeting and productivity
Andrew Ngai is a 37-year-old actuary and Microsoft Excel world champion based in Sydney, Australia. Here are his top tips for spreadsheet users at any level.
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