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I thought Copilot would clean up my messy Excel spreadsheet—it had other ideas
['Tony Phillips']
How-To Geek
Cleaning up a messy Excel spreadsheet can easily take longer than building it in the first place.
Microsoft recommends using structured tables for the best results, but I wanted to see how Copilot handled a genuinely messy workbook.
But many of the most obvious formatting problems remained.
If I inherited a messy workbook tomorrow, I wouldn't get Copilot to fix it.
For now, though, I'd still reach for Excel's built-in cleanup tools before asking Copilot to fix another messy workbook.