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This is ASHVI CITY and my self Hitesh Sharma, I am glad to found you.

Our aim is to make you an expert in Excel. We will do this by sharing whatever I learn every day. In this online world, if you need anything. Just put a few words into Google, and you can find almost anything. This is finding the cheapest vacation deals, dishes, and even solving Excel problems.

I want to show you that excel is not that much hard. I want to take you from a beginner user to an expert user. If it sounds OK, then you are in the right place.

I am here to know about the issues you are facing in excel…so guys share your issues...&...in a few days you will find your results here…

I think no one is there in the world who knows everything but I consider myself an advance-excel-user or can say, the high-level user. Here I will let you know about the few tricks and ideas which will help you to complete your few hour's tasks in a few minutes.

Imagine if you could save some time just by using Excel short functions, is it not great?  

Where you will use your saved time? You could:

Do something new/interesting, giving you happiness
Go home earlier to spend more time with your family and friends.
And the most important thing is to giving time to yourself

That is the goal of ASHVI CITY.

Better Excel usage might not change the world, but it might change yours.

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