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“Why finance people love Excel while everyone else desperately wants to escape it”
...Excel. They don't live in Excel. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They you know what? They call in Microsoft, they call Excel the second best option for anything. The second this is always the second best tool. And
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market insight15:30 – 16:06
which turns to email. Emails, for most people, the dominant communication tool people use billions of different users, often the most used work app. It turns out that for Grammarly, it is actually our number one use case. So Grammarly is used more fr
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from transcript16:29 – 17:32
Sometimes I'll I'll screenshot the prior messages, and I'll say, help me craft this message for this response. And then and then I spend most of my time reviewing. But writing an email from scratch after two, three, four years of extensively using Ch
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from transcript47:11 – 48:15
put all of these receipts into, my Apple Notes app into a single note. It converted it to HTML so it would sync seamlessly to my phone, and then I could email it or share it with her from there. And that's just something I just never would have thoug
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from transcript56:15 – 57:17
As you mentioned, our goal is to build the AI native productivity suite with the apps and agents that drive productivity for every individual and every team in the world. We spent lots of time talking mostly about agents and how Grammarly is the OG a
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“Finance people love Excel, everyone else calls it the second-best tool for everything”
...Excel. Right? Yeah. They don't love Excel. They don't live in Excel. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They you know what? They call in Microsoft, they call Excel the second best option for anything. The second this
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market insight15:08 – 15:47
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in power point reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a com
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in PowerPoint reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a comp
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in power point reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a com
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in power point reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a com
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in PowerPoint reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a comp
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in PowerPoint reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a comp
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in PowerPoint reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a comp
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...open. Claude in excel reads your workbook, traces formulas, flags errors, and handles multi step changes. Claude in PowerPoint reads your slide master and layout so every edit stays on brand. No reformatting after the fact. For anyone building a comp
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from transcript1:27 – 2:30
...Excel, and it's gonna replace all these things, but it doesn't add very well. It gives you a lot of errors. Like, the thing that you say it's gonna do, it just doesn't even do yet. So
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...gonna replace Excel, and it's gonna replace all these things, but it doesn't add very well. It gives you a lot of errors. Like, the thing that you say it's gonna do, it just doesn't even do yet. So I feel like we're at a point that is just so, so ear
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...competitors. There are sort of, like, AI versions of Excel. There are these kind of, like, AI tools that are designed essentially to work with Excel. But, like, part of the problem is that these AI tools are really just either copycats of Excel, like
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from transcript20:02 – 21:20
...Excel still rely on spreadsheets to manage their data. What people are trying to do is not reinvent the underlying spreadsheet layer. It's, you know, basically create a a Copilot or an assistant, that works on top of the data in the spreadsheet and a
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...replaced Excel. There's no more Excel in the best committees. You you change the what if the health care industry goes down by two turn in valuation in two years from now? And then within thirty seconds, instead of having two or three, you know, anal
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