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Price
£850 inc VAT
Or £70.83/mo. for 12 months...
Study method
Online
Duration
12 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
Lifetime access
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
  • Tutor is available to students

Overview

Excel - Course

This Excel Course is designed for professionals who want to thrive in their profession. This Microsoft Excel course covers all the essential skills and knowledge needed to become specialized in Microsoft Excel. You will learn real life knowledge and expertise from the industry experts and practitioners from this Excel course.

The Excel course starts with the basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel and gradually shares expertise knowledge. In this Microsoft Excel course you will get a complete idea of Microsoft Excel with key concepts, strategies regarding use of it and in-depth knowledge. The Excel course is completely an online course. You can access this course from any part of the world with just a smart device and the internet.

By the end of this Microsoft Excel course, you will get complete knowledge and skills in Microsoft Excel. The Microsoft Excel course also comes with a certificate, which will add extra value to your resume and help you stand out in the job market. In short, The Excel course is the perfect course to fast track your career. So, why are you waiting? Enrol this Microsoft Excel course today!

What you will Learn from this Microsoft Excel course?

  • Learn to master Microsoft Excel from A-Z
  • How to be a better, faster, stronger Microsoft Excel user
  • How to save hours of time and boost your productivity in Microsoft Excel
  • How to use math, statistical, logic and text functions in Microsoft Excel
  • How to use VLOOKUP/HLOOKUP in formulas
  • Mastering Pivot Tables in Microsoft Excel
  • How to become a professional Data Analyst with the skills of Microsoft Excel
  • How to land your first job as an Microsoft Excel Expert
  • How to find a value with VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH in Microsoft Excel
  • How to use VBA and Macros in Microsoft Excel
  • How to create basic and advanced formulas in Microsoft Excel
  • Creating Charts from your data with in Microsoft Excel

Why Choose Our Microsoft Excel course?

  • Conducted by industry experts
  • Get Instant E-certificate
  • Fully online, interactive course with Professional voice-over
  • Developed by qualified professionals
  • Self paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone friendly
  • 24/7 Tutor Support

*** Additional Gifts ***

01. Microsoft Excel Full Career Guide included.

02. Free Leadership And Management Course included.

03. Free Time management Course included.

04. Free Personal Hygiene Course included.

05. Free PDF & Hardcopy Certificate included.

*** Offer Ends Soon ***

Certificates

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

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Description

Course Curriculum

*** Microsoft Excel ***

Excel - Course Introduction

  • Microsoft Excel - Excel from A-Z Course Section Overview
  • Microsoft Excel - What is Microsoft Excel?
  • Microsoft Excel - Who This Course is For
  • Microsoft Excel - Marketplace
  • Microsoft Excel - Microsoft Excel Job Opportunities
  • Microsoft Excel - Microsoft Excel Job Types

Getting Started with Microsoft Excel

  • Microsoft Excel - Finding & Opening Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel’s Start Screen
  • Microsoft Excel - Explaining the Excel Interface
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel Interface Continued
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel Workbook vs Excel Worksheet
  • Microsoft Excel - Saving & Opening Excel Documents
  • Microsoft Excel - Customizing the Excel Quick Access Toolbar
  • Microsoft Excel - Customizing the Excel Ribbon
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel Shortcut Keys

Microsoft Excel - Values, Referencing and Formulas

  • Microsoft Excel - Creating Excel Labels
  • Microsoft Excel - Entering Numeric Values in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Formatting Date Values in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Building Basic Formulas in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Order of Operations
  • Microsoft Excel - Relative vs Absolute Cell References

Microsoft Excel - Intro to Microsoft Excel Functions

  • Microsoft Excel - Excel Functions Explained
  • Microsoft Excel - The SUM() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - The MIN() & MAX() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - The AVERAGE() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - COUNT() Functions

Microsoft Excel - Adjusting Microsoft Excel Worksheets

  • Microsoft Excel - Moving & Copying Data
  • Microsoft Excel - Insert & Delete Rows/Columns
  • Microsoft Excel - Adjusting the Width & Height of Cells
  • Microsoft Excel - Hiding and Unhiding Excel Rows and Columns
  • Microsoft Excel - Renaming, Moving & Deleting Excel Worksheets
  • Microsoft Excel - Adding Protection to Specific Cells
  • Microsoft Excel - Protecting the Structure of a Workbook
  • Microsoft Excel - Adding a Workbook Password to Open File

Microsoft Excel - Visually Pleasing Cell Formatting

  • Microsoft Excel - Formatting Fonts and Cell Background Color
  • Microsoft Excel - Adding Cell Borders
  • Microsoft Excel - Formatting Data Appropriately
  • Microsoft Excel - The Magic behind Excel’s Format Painter
  • Microsoft Excel - Creating Styles for Formatting Efficiency
  • Microsoft Excel - Merging Cells for a Cleaner Look
  • Microsoft Excel - The Power of Conditional Formatting

Microsoft Excel - How to Insert Images and Shapes!

  • Microsoft Excel - Grab User’s Attention using Illustrations
  • Microsoft Excel - Customizing Icons
  • Microsoft Excel - Create Compelling Graphics with SmartArt

Visualize Data with Charts

  • Microsoft Excel - The Commonly used Column Chart
  • Microsoft Excel - Changing the Chart Design
  • Microsoft Excel - Formatting Elements of a Chart
  • Microsoft Excel - Modifying the Data, Type & Location of a Chart
  • Microsoft Excel - Little Slice of Pie Charts

Microsoft Excel's Printing Options

  • Microsoft Excel - Print Preview Options
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel’s Page Layout View
  • Microsoft Excel - Printing a Specific Range of Cells
  • Microsoft Excel - Converting Spreadsheets to PDF Files

Benefits of Using Microsoft Excel Templates

  • Microsoft Excel - Why Create an Excel Template
  • Microsoft Excel - How to Create an Excel Template

Working with Microsoft Excel Datasets

  • Microsoft Excel - How to Prepare Data for Analysis
  • Microsoft Excel - How to Sort Data in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Multi-Level Sorting
  • Microsoft Excel - Custom Sorting Datasets in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Applying Filters to Datasets
  • Microsoft Excel - Creating Subtotals within a Dataset
  • Microsoft Excel - Converting Datasets into Tables
  • Microsoft Excel - Finding & Removing Duplicate Values

Microsoft Excel Database Functions

  • Microsoft Excel - The SUMIF() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - The DSUM() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - DSUM() Function Cont.
  • Microsoft Excel - The SUBTOTAL() Function

Microsoft Excel Data Validation

  • Microsoft Excel - What is Excel Data Validation?
  • Microsoft Excel - Creating a Drop Down List with Data Validation
  • Microsoft Excel - Different Types of Excel Data Validation
  • Microsoft Excel - Adding Custom Alerts to Data Validation
  • Microsoft Excel - Creating a Dynamic Drop Down List

Microsoft Excel PivotTables

  • Microsoft Excel - Creating an Excel Pivot Table
  • Microsoft Excel - Modifying Excel PivotTables
  • Microsoft Excel - Grouping & Filtering PivotTable Data
  • Microsoft Excel - Drilling Down into PivotTable Data

Microsoft Excel's PowerPivot Add-In

  • Microsoft Excel - What is PowerPivot?
  • Microsoft Excel - Activating the Excel PowerPivot Add-In
  • Microsoft Excel - Creating Relationships between Data Tables

Microsoft Excel's Conditional Functions

  • Microsoft Excel - Excel’s IF() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - IF() Function with AND() Criteria
  • Microsoft Excel - IF() Function with OR() Criteria

Microsoft Excel's Lookup Functions

  • Microsoft Excel - VLOOKUP() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - The Beauty of Excel’s IFERROR() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - HLOOKUP() Function

Text Based Functions in Microsoft Excel

  • Microsoft Excel - LEFT(), RIGHT() and MID() Function
  • Microsoft Excel - Extracting Specific Text using LEN() & SEARCH()
  • Microsoft Excel - Combining Text with CONCATENATE()

Auditing Formulas & Custom Views in Microsoft Excel

  • Microsoft Excel - Tracing Precedents & Dependents in Formulas
  • Microsoft Excel - Showing Formulas
  • Microsoft Excel - Grouping Data

Microsoft Excel’s “What If?” Tools

  • Microsoft Excel - Excel’s Scenario Manager Tool
  • Microsoft Excel - Goal Seek in Excel
  • Microsoft Excel - Compare Results with Excel Data Tables

Welcome to Microsoft Excel VBA!

  • Microsoft Excel - The Power Behind Excel VBA
  • Microsoft Excel - A Look Inside the Visual Basic Editor (VBE)
  • Microsoft Excel - Recording a Macro

The VBA Language

  • Microsoft Excel - Modules and Procedures
  • Microsoft Excel - Objects, Methods and Properties
  • Microsoft Excel - Excel VBA Variables

Writing VBA Code

  • Microsoft Excel - Referencing a Range
  • Microsoft Excel - InputBox & MsgBox
  • Microsoft Excel - Using Variables in VBA Code

Important VBA Tools and Logic

  • Microsoft Excel - Find Last Row of Data
  • Microsoft Excel - Find Last Column of Data
  • Microsoft Excel - With Statement

Excel VBA Loops

  • Microsoft Excel - For Next Loop
  • Microsoft Excel - Do Until Loop
  • Microsoft Excel - For Each Loop

Triggering Macros

  • Microsoft Excel - Assigning Macros to Shapes
  • Microsoft Excel - Form Controls vs ActiveX Controls
  • Microsoft Excel - Worksheet Events

Microsoft Excel User Forms

  • Microsoft Excel - Creating an Excel User Form
  • Microsoft Excel - Adding Controls to User Forms
  • Microsoft Excel - How to Show an User Form
  • Microsoft Excel - Passing Text Box Values to Desired Cells

Starting a Career in Microsoft Excel

  • Microsoft Excel - Creating an Excel Resume
  • Microsoft Excel - Getting Started with Freelancing
  • Microsoft Excel - How to Become an Excel Freelancer
  • Microsoft Excel - Top Freelance Websites
  • Microsoft Excel - How to Get Your First Client
  • Microsoft Excel - Personal Branding
  • Microsoft Excel - Networking Do’s and Don’ts
  • Microsoft Excel - Importance of Having a Website

Certification

By the successful completion of your course, you will get an instant e-certificate. Our courses are fully updated with industry knowledge and skills that aim at making you an expert in the field. The hard copy of the certificate is also available and can be sent to your address. The delivery charge is applicable which will be £4.99. All the certificates have no expiry dates but to stay updated and valued certificates are recommended to be renewed every year.

Who is this course for?

This Microsoft Excel course is ideal for those who work in or aspire to work in the following professions:

  • Everyone who wants to get very good understanding about microsoft excel
  • Everyone who wants to improve their microsoft excel skill
  • Students who want to learn and master microsoft excel.

Requirements

No previous knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required and this course is open to all with no formal entry requirements.

Career path

This Microsoft Excel course will lead you to many different career opportunities, Here are few prospects:

  • Client Service Support - £20,000 - £25,000 per annum
  • Payroll Officer - £25,000 - £30,000 per annum
  • Market Research Analyst - £32,000 - £40,000 per annum
  • Administrator - £23,000 - £30,000 per annum
  • Data Analyst - £35,000 - £45,000 per annum

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