Ali D.

If someone is really well.versed in Excel and able to create complex functionality in Excel, then there are a range of possible freelancer opportunities. For instance, I have a colleague who freelances with our company, and he is a real Excel expert. He is regularly hired on a project basis (i.e. for the duration of a project) to create Excel-based time-management systems or to automate complex quality assurance reporting, mainly to automate the data aggregation. In his case, this has got to the point where large banks, insurance companies and industrial multinationals are asking for his services regularly. If he counted all the projects together, he’d be working a little more than full time. So the is a demand for such knowledg