About us
Welcome to the Bristol Excel Meetup Group!
This group is for anyone based in the South West who is interested in learning about Excel, AI, reporting, and financial modelling. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced user, this group offers opportunities to network, share tips and tricks, and attend live events.
We meet once a quarter in Bristol for a live event and chance to catch up over a drink, or two.
We also meet virtually between the quarterly in-person sessions.
Come join us to collaborate, learn, and improve your Excel skills in a friendly and supportive environment.
We have a separate community hub in addition to the group here on Meetup that brings together community chat, articles, events and free training resources. It should be a great place for us all to connect, chat and share information and ideas.
You can create an account and access the free community hub via this link.
Let's explore the power of Excel together!
Upcoming events
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Using the Automation Toolkit framework to automate faster
Location not specified yetONLINE AI SESSION - NOT IN PERSON
Sign up for the event on the community platform here.
You can create an account and access the free community hub via this link.
This session explores how to create robust Excel-based automation processes using the Automation Toolkit framework. We'll cover how to break solutions into reusable components and build automations that are easy to maintain. Plus, we will see how to accelerate development with Copilot.
About the Speaker:
Mark Proctor is an Excel MVP, qualified accountant, consultant and blogger who has been applying spreadsheet-based solutions to solve real-world problems for over 20 years.
Mark has recently focused on Microsoft’s “Power” tools (Power Automate, Power BI, Power Query, and Power Pivot). These are now widely available but massively under-utilised by most businesses.
He is also the owner of Excel Off the Grid, which started in October 2016. The site focuses on teaching intermediate and advanced Excel techniques so workplace warriors can become more efficient in Excel.
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Past events
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