How to remove Copilot from showing up on web-based apps?
Hello, I predominantly use Outlook through the website via Chrome. I also use OneDrive, Excel, and Word through Chrome quite often. I had a tech person walk me through removing Copilot from my computer's apps - the actual programs - but it's still showing up on my website uses. I do not support AI, AI is absolute trash, and I want Copilot completely eliminated from everything I use. I am tired of having to close the Copilot 'summary' that automatically pops up at the top of all my emails. Is there an easy way to completely eliminate this, or am I doomed? Thank you!
Separating data in a single column
I have data exported from a ticketing/retails system which lumps all the items purchased by each customer in one column, with values separated by commas. There's potentially 100 different items they could purchase. Most lines just have two or three items, others have 20-30 if they are bringing school groups, booking workshops at set times, lunch room access, etc. I need to be able to analyse this data - so, for example, what secondary purchases did someone with ticket type 1 also purchase? I can (and have) split the individual items into several columns, but what I'd really like is each ticket type in its own column to make filtering data much more straightforward. I need to the process to be automatable, so I can import data every month and run the same analysis on it. I originally wanted to work with the full year's data, but with over 150k lines, that becomes unworkable when you add in the other data already in the spreadsheet. Any idea of how I can do this? It feels like it might be a PowerQuery challenge, but I've got very little knowledge of how that works. Copilot seems to be balking at everything at the moment.
Using IF with AND, OR and NOT functions in Excel
I have a spreadsheet of 500 employees in a department for which I need to calculate whether their current salaries are below, between minimum and maximum notches, or above the maximum notches as per their different job grades. Using the IF function on 3 columns A3, B3 and C3, if A3<B3 the result should be shown in D3 as the median of values in B3 and C3; if A3>C3 then the result should be shown under D3 as personal to incumbent. Kindly assist with the formula for this scenario.Building what’s next: How Microsoft 365 Copilot helps fuel growth at Unifonic
In this month’s Grow Your Business with Copilot, we’re spotlighting Unifonic, a leading customer engagement platform provider that uses Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio to streamline operations, unlock productivity, and fuel growth. We also share the latest product updates designed to help you get even more value from AI in your day-to-day work.Excel Connector Issue in Copilot Studio for Agent using SharePoint as Knowledge Source
I am creating a declarative agent in Copilot studio to easily access information from my team's SharePoint site. However, I am having issues with the excel connector. I receive the error message below when asking copilot a question relating to the excel file. "Error Message: The connector 'Excel Online (Business)' returned an HTTP error with code 404. Below is a screenshot of the inputs I am using. Any ideas on what is causing the issue/why the excel file is not recognized?
