Discover Excel's full potential without the hassle.
Master 150+ potent strategies for transforming data into intelligent decisions.
Your useful manual for learning Excel for actual business decisions is 150+ Excel Tricks for Senior Managers. This book, written especially for professionals in leadership positions, breaks through the clutter to provide practical solutions that are easy to implement, intelligent, and practical right away.
You'll learn how to use Excel to address common problems in operations, human resources, marketing, supply chain, and strategy, from organizing disorganized data to creating interactive dashboards. No needless theory or technical jargon—just straightforward instructions and real-world examples—are used to explain each trick.
This book - “Excelling Decision making”: will help you work more efficiently, lead with confidence, and transform data into meaningful decisions—whether you're forecasting results, simplifying reports, or sharing insights with your team.
For today's decision makers, Excel is always a strong and practical tool that shouldn't require any manipulation.
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Kalwant Singh
Kalwant Singh has dedicated his career to making complex concepts easier to understand and transforming raw data into meaningful insights. With a strong background in Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, Robotics, and Automation, he thrives on creating solutions that are effective, scalable, and designed to help teams work smarter rather than harder.
Over the years, he has mastered the art of handling data and automating processes, moving from spreadsheets to strategic solutions. His journey has been fueled not only by technical expertise but also by a deep belief that the right tools and mindset can significantly enhance productivity.
However, Kalwant’s journey has not been defined by technical skills alone. There were moments when the right words of encouragement made all the difference. He remains deeply grateful to the mentors who believed in him even when he was still discovering his own abilities. Their timely encouragement sparked a chain reaction of confidence that eventually led to the creation of this book.
The support he received for his ideas—even when they were far from perfect—motivated him to refine and present them with clarity. Building something meaningful always involves uncertainty, and the guidance he received helped him navigate challenges with purpose.
Kalwant also extends heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood by him—family, friends, and others who offered quiet strength during difficult times. Their faith and presence became a source of motivation at the moments he needed it most.
This book, therefore, is not only a technical contribution but also a tribute to all those who helped him find his voice and refine his vision.
