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forum threadSRW1000 posted Jul 6, 2026 12:09 AM
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This is a great deal for those of you that use Excel all day long, especially if you use any of the Power Query tools. Excelguru is offering 25% off both their fantastic Monkey Tools annual and lifetime licenses add in and their training courses.
The discount code is HOTDATA.
Not sure what Monkey Tools is? There's a free version that never expires that will give you an idea of just what it can do. That includes such things as replacing the dreaded Merge and Center Excel formatting option to the much friendlier Center Across Selections option. It also has a great tool for naming tables when they're created and creating a query for it at the same time. There's also a free full training course on how to use the many, many options. The free version never expires, so that alone is a deal.
I've found it indispensable in my daily job, utilizing features like BiblioMonkey to easily store and retrieve custom queries. The lifetime license paid for itself in the first year with the time it saved and features it offers.
https://monkeytools.ca/
For those looking to increase their Excel skills, there's an extensive number of training courses also at the 25% discount. If you'd like to see what the teaching style is like, there's a free introductory course on Power Query Fundamentals in addition to the Monkey Tools class mentioned above.
Courses - Skillwave Training [skillwave.training]
The code is good through July 31, 2026, and excludes subscriptions to the 'Ask Ken Anything' sessions.
The discount code is HOTDATA.
Not sure what Monkey Tools is? There's a free version that never expires that will give you an idea of just what it can do. That includes such things as replacing the dreaded Merge and Center Excel formatting option to the much friendlier Center Across Selections option. It also has a great tool for naming tables when they're created and creating a query for it at the same time. There's also a free full training course on how to use the many, many options. The free version never expires, so that alone is a deal.
I've found it indispensable in my daily job, utilizing features like BiblioMonkey to easily store and retrieve custom queries. The lifetime license paid for itself in the first year with the time it saved and features it offers.
https://monkeytools.ca/
For those looking to increase their Excel skills, there's an extensive number of training courses also at the 25% discount. If you'd like to see what the teaching style is like, there's a free introductory course on Power Query Fundamentals in addition to the Monkey Tools class mentioned above.
Courses - Skillwave Training [skillwave.training]
The code is good through July 31, 2026, and excludes subscriptions to the 'Ask Ken Anything' sessions.
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This is a great deal for those of you that use Excel all day long, especially if you use any of the Power Query tools. Excelguru is offering 25% off both their fantastic Monkey Tools annual and lifetime licenses add in and their training courses.
The discount code is HOTDATA.
Not sure what Monkey Tools is? There's a free version that never expires that will give you an idea of just what it can do. That includes such things as replacing the dreaded Merge and Center Excel formatting option to the much friendlier Center Across Selections option. It also has a great tool for naming tables when they're created and creating a query for it at the same time. There's also a free full training course on how to use the many, many options. The free version never expires, so that alone is a deal.
I've found it indispensable in my daily job, utilizing features like BiblioMonkey to easily store and retrieve custom queries. The lifetime license paid for itself in the first year with the time it saved and features it offers.
https://monkeytools.ca/
For those looking to increase their Excel skills, there's an extensive number of training courses also at the 25% discount. If you'd like to see what the teaching style is like, there's a free introductory course on Power Query Fundamentals in addition to the Monkey Tools class mentioned above.
Courses - Skillwave Training [skillwave.training]
The code is good through July 31, 2026, and excludes subscriptions to the 'Ask Ken Anything' sessions.
The discount code is HOTDATA.
Not sure what Monkey Tools is? There's a free version that never expires that will give you an idea of just what it can do. That includes such things as replacing the dreaded Merge and Center Excel formatting option to the much friendlier Center Across Selections option. It also has a great tool for naming tables when they're created and creating a query for it at the same time. There's also a free full training course on how to use the many, many options. The free version never expires, so that alone is a deal.
I've found it indispensable in my daily job, utilizing features like BiblioMonkey to easily store and retrieve custom queries. The lifetime license paid for itself in the first year with the time it saved and features it offers.
https://monkeytools.ca/
For those looking to increase their Excel skills, there's an extensive number of training courses also at the 25% discount. If you'd like to see what the teaching style is like, there's a free introductory course on Power Query Fundamentals in addition to the Monkey Tools class mentioned above.
Courses - Skillwave Training [skillwave.training]
The code is good through July 31, 2026, and excludes subscriptions to the 'Ask Ken Anything' sessions.
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While I wasn't expecting a ton of thumbs up on it, I am surprised by the downvotes without comments. So, I'm curious as to why this was judged a bad deal. Were the links bad?
Feel free to PM me if you don't feel comfortable posting a reason here. I'd like to learn from the reaction to this deal.
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