Eddie Thomas

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[Eddie Thomas @eddierthomas]

Learn the distinctions between strategic, core, and support processes in an organization and how they drive success.

👉https://t.co/NQFzHLxEFi
#BusinessProcesses #Strategy #OrganizationSuccess

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🔍 Ensuring compliance in your processes? My latest blog, "Process Modeling Checklist," covers everything you need for effective process compliance checks! 📝✅

https://t.co/TSmo2Nvmsd

#bpmn #ProcessCompliance #ComplianceChecks #BusinessProcess #Workflow #RiskManagement #BPM

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Check out my new resource for additional context to the APQC Process Framework. It’s a helpful starting point and will continue to evolve with more insights over time. #ProcessImprovement #APQC #BusinessProcess
https://t.co/IdjNZcTM3L

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@msexcel Keen to know if there are more videos in this sequence, graphs are great but actionable insights are better.

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@GoatShipMate @wynhopkins Your welcome! Glad to share some great content with you.

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Hey @wynhopkins! I listened to this and thought you might be interested in it. Possibly the most significant example of not using Tables?

https://t.co/GimR2t6QRg

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@msexcel When really, it's concealed behind the 'get data' button.

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@msexcel The merged cell monster?

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@msexcel Join us for part two, where we demonstrate how to analyze continuously growing data as you work with it. 😉

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@krishgm I think it's between 'tepid distain' and 'apparent irritation'.

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@onenoteforall @msexcel This is the only appropriate response to merged cells.

[Unpivot @UnpivotShow]

Episode 2 - Tables and Imposter Syndrome

The one where we discuss @excelcampus's post that he's stopped recommending Excel Tables, and whether we fear we are falling behind with the rapid pace of change.

YouTube: https://t.co/yIc4MwSGL8
Spotify and Podbean link below

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@UnpivotShow Love the podcast! I was surprised when the 'Ross' name conversation didn't evolve to the #unpivot scene from friends.

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@wynhopkins You basically remap the key for when it's used in Excel. Im 99% sure it was meant for more productive things but "purpose of a system is what it does" I guess.

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Loving the new podcast from @wynhopkins & Co. Felt compelled to say, the modern equivalent of removing the f1 key is using MS's powertoys to disable it when using Excel. We'll worth a look! https://t.co/IUAX6772j9

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@msexcel Can you show it with the live transitions to see what it does, maybe in real time? The swooshing transitions make it look like it's been manually edited to appear to work.

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@msexcel If you've genuinely run out of ideas, I know the team behind the new @outlook could do with 'some' help 🫣

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@msexcel Similarly, CTRL + backspace in the find box doesn't delete the whole word. This is inconsistent with pretty much every other instance in all of office.

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@msexcel Find/replace UI consistency would be awesome. Eg. Press CTRL + F to find something, then press CTRL + F again should highlight the previously searched item so you can just type the new word to search. What actually happens is that the new text appends to the previously search