The Excel Master

Automate Those Tedious, Repetitive, Labor Intensive Information Tasks
.... or just make those templates more professional looking, functional and error-proof.

• Pull data from databases, such as, MS SQL Server, Oracle, MS Access
• Pull information from other Office documents, such as, MS Word forms, MS Project, PowerPoint, etc.
• Easily reconcile or merge data sources and other quality control techniques for your data.
• Use Excel information to populate and send nicely formatted emails with attachments.
• Create reports in MS PowerPoint or fill out forms in MS Word.
• Create custom proposal and estimating templates in Excel and interface them with your other system systems.
• Use Excel to read or write data from other program formats, such as, QuickBooks, legacy DOS programs, etc.
• Synchronize or transfer data back and forth from MS Outlook Contacts, Tasks, etc.
• Use Excel to create HTML based reports and content for client reporting on your website.
• Excel can manage and utilize GPS and other geographical data for location and routing optimization
• Use Excel as a document management for archiving documents and scans - go paperless.
• Use Excel as a Just-in-Time inventory management, production scheduling or project management tool.
• Excel can read and nicely display or chart data from production, testing, healthcare or laboratory equipment.
• Provide your customers with an Excel Add-in to connect them real-time to your business.
• Import, clean and upload data to your main database or business system.
• The abilities of Excel to provide quick and simple integration of your business data and processes is vast.

Palmer Stevens has been a spreadsheet guru since the early days of Lotus 1-2-3, while attending business school for his MBA at Tulane University.   As a business consultant over the years, he has created dozens of sophisticated Excel applications for large and small firms.   Palmer is fluent in database design, SQL, ODBC and VisualBasic for Applications along with VB.NET.  He is capable of writing VB.NET add-ins for commercial distribution to your customers, which can use sophisticated techniques as web-services, etc.    If you want learn some of these tricks, Palmer would be happy to personally show you how or provide your team with a training class.

You can contact Palmer at 248-867-3581 or palmer.stevens @ gmail.com

• Examples of Previous Projects & My Excel-ware
• Wikipedia's History of Excel
• Microsoft Office Integration home page
• Microsoft Excel Solution Center
• Microsoft Excel Home Page
• Excel Tips
• A few of my favorite Excel tricks, which I presented an international engineering conference (PowerPoint)

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