Hi everyone, over the last few weeks we have had a series of posts to show you some of the things that are possible to do with Copilot in Excel. We have transitioned from daily to weekly and we are posting on the Excel blog (https://aka.ms/xlblog).

This week’s example shows how to estimate book sales for the rest of the fiscal year, starting with this table:

Table of book sales by Category (Biography, Children’s, Comic, Crime Fiction, Youth Fiction) including columns for Category, FYFY24Q1, FY24Q2, FY24Q3, FY24Q4, FY25Q1)

and resulting in this:

Table of book sales by Category with new columns for FY25Q2, FY25Q3, and FY25Q4

To read how to use Copilot to do this, click here: Quickly estimate sales data using Copilot in Excel

Stay Tuned,

Microsoft Excel Team

​Hi everyone, over the last few weeks we have had a series of posts to show you some of the things that are possible to do with Copilot in Excel. We have transitioned from daily to weekly and we are posting on the Excel blog (https://aka.ms/xlblog).
 
This week’s example shows how to estimate book sales for the rest of the fiscal year, starting with this table:
Table of book sales by Category (Biography, Children’s, Comic, Crime Fiction, Youth Fiction) including columns for Category, FYFY24Q1, FY24Q2, FY24Q3, FY24Q4, FY25Q1)
 
and resulting in this:
 
Table of book sales by Category with new columns for FY25Q2, FY25Q3, and FY25Q4
 
To read how to use Copilot to do this, click here: Quickly estimate sales data using Copilot in Excel
 
Stay Tuned,
Microsoft Excel Team  Read More

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