
An EXciting new podcast for Excelphiles and fans of Excel eSports!
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Are you Power Querious?!
Joining us for this episode is the first person to ever use Power Query in a live streamed competition, Ashleigh Roberts.
After the longest Excel Esports catch up to date, Ashleigh talks through how to viably use Power Qu... more
In this episode we kick off 2026 by catching up with Erik Oehm, creator of OA Robot!
We discuss the popularity of the leading add-in for competitive Excel in the sport and discuss uses outside of Excel Esports.
Pop over to our YouTube channel to s... more
Join us to close out the year with special guests, the Bobergs. Nick and Ella join us to discuss Las Vegas, Dim's domination of the competition, and whether we're all going to be coders now.
Come back next year to find out how much Dim will pay for ... more
This month, we are joined by MEWC finalist and Dimslayer, Lorenzo Foti, as he talks us through what it takes to beat a Dim.
Let us know in the comments what your hot takes are!
Jaq: www.youtube.com/@exceltismjaq
Elliott: www.youtube.com/@e_pats
D... more
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I know it’s episode one and exciting but please be aware that what is creasing funny to you may mean zero to anyone else! Having said that, good luck with your podcast ;)
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A niche tech-focused show centered on Excel Esports, data automation, and live competition culture. Across episodes, hosts and guests dissect advanced Excel techniques (Power Query, lambdas, array broadcasting), discuss competitive formats and rule changes, and share live-event anecdotes from Las Vegas and international events. The format blends technical deep-dives with community banter, behind-the-scenes logistics, and celebration of a growing ecosystem where practitioners treat spreadsheets as a competitive sport. A few episodes highlight innovative tooling (OA Robot), live performance tips, and the tension between speed and accuracy, making it a compelling listen for both power users and those curious about a highly specialized competit... more
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Recent guests on The X(L) Files include:
1. Ashleigh Roberts
2. Erik Oehm
3. Nick Boberg
4. Ella Boberg
5. Lorenzo Foti
6. Ha Dang
7. Juan José Cifuentes
8. Jeremy Freelove
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