Hi, I’m Atul Vij — builder of automation tools and founder of Atulya AI.
By day I live in spreadsheets and enterprise systems — Excel and VBA, SAP, Oracle Smart View and Essbase. By night I build software that removes the boring parts of that work, and I write down everything I learn here.
The story so far
A personal notebook for Excel tricks, VBA snippets — and a corner for fun facts, because work shouldn’t be all pivot tables.
Notes on SAP GUI scripting and recording SAP macros — the first posts about removing repetitive work from enterprise systems.
A series on SAP ERP modules and the Business Suite for people who use SAP but never got the big picture.
Started building open-source tools under the Atulya AI name: a local-first AI workspace, a Hindi-first language model and office-automation apps.
Free browser tools, a VBA course, downloadable practice files for every tutorial and a growing library of wacky facts.
What I work with
Formulas, dynamic arrays, Power Query, pivot tables and macros for real reporting work.
Everyday transactions, reports, exports and GUI scripting automation.
Smart View, Essbase cubes, calc scripts and MaxL.
Data cleaning, file automation and querying — when Excel is not enough.
Experimental operating-system work in Atulya OS.
Assistants and language models that run on an ordinary CPU.
How I write
Every formula and macro is run on real data before it goes up.
Most tutorials come with a workbook, document or script you can download and try.
Exact clicks, cells and expected results — not just theory.
When Excel or a tool changes, the post is updated and marked with a new date.
Questions people ask
Can I use the practice files at work?
Yes — they are free for learning and adapting. Always test macros on a copy of your real data first.
Do you take requests for topics?
Yes. Use the contact page and pick “Tool idea” or “Excel / VBA question”. Popular requests become articles.
Is this site connected to Microsoft, SAP or Oracle?
No. It is independent; product names belong to their owners. See the disclaimer.
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