Any fun excel comics out there?

[mathchick]

Hi all,

I'm calling on anyone who has a geeky sense of humor. I'm doing an internal webinar on Pivot Tables at work and am hoping to have some fun comics/graphics in there pertaining to excel/pivot tables/data organization. I've found a few, but am hoping to find a few more to keep everyone more interested & entertained so they'll pay attention more so. Anyone have any suggestions? (Or general excel training tips since I've never done any sort of training/presentating on excel or any other computer-related subject, I have to admit I'm a smidgen nervous about actually doing things in real time in front of everyone)

 

[swedish_user]

I don’t have any pivot table humor, but this might be something to work with, to do something extreme with e.g. a chart. If people think it’s funny, depends on their sense of humor… (or lack of it). At least it definitely will wake people up…
I bubble chart tribute to Liverpool FC:
http://youtu.be/qslLfh_mxSY
Regards
The SwedishUser

 

[J.Ty.]

Try this:
http://www.eusprig.org/humour.htm

J.Ty.

 

[mathchick]

I love eusprig!!!!!!! Hadn't thought to look for comics there though, thanks!

On a side note I actually gave the training/presentation yesterday and it went well, so hopefully I'll be doing more and have more opportunities to pull these out!

 

[Joe4]

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity."
—Ellen Parr

I know a few cats that might disagree with that statement!

(Sorry, I figured since it was a thread about comedy, I could add in my feeble attempt at it!)

 

[J.Ty.]

If your are fond of this kind of humour, there are a few more:

• About SQL, for the Access forum: http://search.dilbert.com/search?w=sql&x=0&y=0
• Abut data mining http://search.dilbert.com/search?w=data+mining&asug=&view=list&filter=type%3Acomic&x=0&y=0

Actually you can enter keywords on the Dilbert Web page and search for strips. They're pretty well tagged.

J.Ty.