Munich Excel Event | Robert Mundigl, Anders Ebro, Sue Bayes, Martin Weiss & More

The London Excel Meetup group is coming to Munich, Germany.

There will be fun, drinks, learning, and networking in a very social atmosphere. I cannot wait to meet you all.

Our venue is very close to Central station so for those who can commute to Munich (or live in Munich), this is a great opportunity to attend an in-person event.

Please, please RSVP on this page if you plan to attend as we need to know numbers.

The plan for the evening.

• 18:30 - doors open. network, chat, settle in.
• 19:00 - Presentations
• 21:00 - questions, chat, networking
• 21:30 - leave venue for further drinks and social chat

This event will have multiple speakers delivering short presentations of 10-15 minutes each.

You will hear from:

• Alan Murray - "Small productivity hacks"
• Robert Mundigl - “Table Slicers for Dashboards”
• Martin Weiss - "AGGREGATE function in Excel"
• Anders Ebro - Excel VBA for the professional Developer
  - Enabling Intellisense for custom named ranges
  - Enabling Intellisense for custom ribbon objects
• Giles Male - Guidance for the average modeller
• Sue Bayes - "From phone to Excel to Power BI to phone"
• Cristian Angyal - "Low Code - High Impact Power Query Tips & Tricks"
• Traci Williams - "My Love / Hate relationship with Macros"
• David Benaim - A short comedy set on the topic of Excel
• Enrico de Crescenzo - "Rules of the conditional formatting"

Alan Murray

• Founder of Computergaga blog and YouTube channel
• Author of 'Advanced Excel Formulas' and 'Advanced Excel Success'
• Microsoft MVP
• Excel and Power BI trainer
• Organiser of the 'London Excel Meetup' group

Martin Weiss

• Excel trainer, developer and consultant

• Owner of the Excel blog “Tabellenexperte” (www.tabellenexperte.de)

• Author (“Excel Pivot-Tabellen für Dummies“)

• Microsoft Certified Excel Expert

Robert Mundigl

• Consultant for Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Financial Modelling, Simulation and Optimization

• based in Aschheim (near Munich, Germany)

• Founder and owner of Clear & Simple Analytics GmbH

• Blog: [ClearlyandSimply.com](https://www.clearlyandsimply.com/) since 2009

• Microsoft Excel user since 1990

Sue Bayes

I'm a Microsoft Certified Data Analyst Associate in Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Power BI specialising in Microsoft Power BI, Excel and Paginated Reporting. I develop reports and models using Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Excel, R and Python and work closely with businesses to enable them to use these tools to provice strategic insight and answer those questions that give value.

Giles Male

Giles is a CIMA qualified modeller, and co-founder of Full Stack Modeller – a training company and global community for finance professionals. Giles is keen runner, with Comrades Ultra in South Africa on the calendar for 2024.

Anders Ebro

Anders Ebro is a software engineer and system designer from Exacto , working out of Copenhagen in Denmark.

Anders has been developing and delivering optimized business applications built with Excel and SQL server for more than a decade. Everything from complex manufacturing forecasting to requirements management tools, or HR bonus payout, Anders has built it.

An Microsoft MVP in Office since 2014, he has gladly shared, presented and helped hundreds of people learning the finer nuances of Office, VBA and SQL.

Cristian Angyal

• Project Management Professional turned Data Specialist bridging Business and IT
• Data-driven problem solver with a passion for insights with 20+ years across industries
• Holds several Microsoft Certifications (MCSE, MCSA, MOS, MCT, etc.)
• Romania Power BI and Modern Excel User Group organizer
• Microsoft MVP

Traci Williams

Traci is a trainer and consultant operating her own company Excel Ace. She loves Excel and in her training helps businesses get the most out of their spreadsheets.

Enrico de Crescenzo

Enrico has been a senior finance manager in several companies in Zürich Switzerland for the last decade. He's a lazy runner and an Excel (and Power BI) enthusiast.
When he's not busy improving cash flow forecasting systems or implementing KPIs to monitor financial performance, he's probably teaching how to optimize and automate spreadsheets through examples of the fictitious and delicious Pizza BI.

David Benaim

"Excel MVP and amateur comic David Benaim merges cells with exhil-arating laughs. If you like to spreadsheet, come and get sum, or #nah, if it's out of your range."

This is an in-person only event.

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