Bye-bye Excel?

[cpursley]

On this topic of AI and Excel, this is pretty durn cool: https://www.tryshortcut.AI (you will manually have to type in lowercase .AI as AF upcases it when a link for some reason).

 

[Non Sequitur]

On this topic of AI and Excel, this is pretty durn cool: https://www.tryshortcut.AI (you will manually have to type in lowercase .AI as AF upcases it when a link for some reason).

That's the program in the OP.

 

[cpursley]

That's the program in the OP.

Well I'm slow lol. Speaking of errors. Gracias.

 

[Alsie35]

Arguably Excel is the most successful software ever developed, 40 years old with 2 billion users. But will A.I. overtake it?

 

[Tom D]

My AI, CU fannie certified keyboard, keeps changing what i put in my report. But at least it's CU right.

 

[Ricky LaFleur]

Hopefully, excel mistakes cost companies billions of dollars per year: https://www.solving-finance.com/post/the-wall-of-shame-for-the-worst-excel-errors

This is why I encourage commercial appraisers to get way from the Excel <=> Word rats nest for their reports and use proper narrative software.

Alright, what are you trying to sell again?

 

[WestMichiganCG]

Yeah, these things are still just too brittle - too many places for connections and formulas to go wrong.

Have you looked at RealQuantum or StartDeck?

I haven't. My brother and I are decent at programming in Excel, Word and Access. We purchased a software program to do what we're effectively doing now. It might have been Narrative One. The company went out of business the month we purchased our subscription, and we weren't reimbursed. We decided to keep it in house after that nonsense. We didn't even get to do one job with it.

 

[cpursley]

Alright, what are you trying to sell again?

I don't sell narrative software - just seen one too many logic mistakes in DIY appraisal software. Anyways, why when there's better solutions?

It might have been Narrative One. The company went out of business the month we purchased our subscription, and we weren't reimbursed.

That's crappy, reach out to their former founder Tom Armstrong - he's created a new narrative product that looks pretty good: https://www.startdeck.com

 

[Alsie35]

MS Office 2010 til you pry it from my cold, dead, fingers.