Which is why we offer different levels of Microsoft Excel training. If you decide to go for the beginners’ course, you will learn the basics of the program. As a result, you will come away with a good understanding of creating and editing simple spreadsheets. This includes tasks such as formatting the spreadsheets, inserting new rows and columns, using simple formulae and saving and printing your spreadsheet.
As a result, it is something that many employers look for. Therefore having a good working knowledge of the program is definitely a bonus. Learning how to use Excel can improve your employment prospects. As well as helping you to improve your productivity by learning the best shortcuts and formulae to use in different situations.
If you decide to undertake Microsoft Excel training with us, you will benefit from top quality training and highly qualified specialists to help you along the way.
How are the Microsoft Excel training courses structured?
Our Excel courses are modular, beginning at Basic and finishing at Master Class level. These ensure that employees of all skill levels can benefit from the courses and build more on their existing knowledge.
How can Microsoft Excel training benefit my business?
Excel is one of the most widely used Microsoft packages and so training in it will benefit any member of staff greatly. It can increase your team’s productivity, develop existing data analysis skills further and strengthen their ability to communicate effectively, helping your business stand out in any industry.
Can I tailor the Excel training to the needs of my staff within my company?
Yes, we offer a tailoring option for our Excel courses. This is where we can create a bespoke course for you, picking and choosing topics from any of our agendas to make a course that is just what your team needs. This can further enhance the relevance and impact of the training for those attending.
Does the training cover the latest Microsoft Office 365 updates?
Definitely. The majority of the content of our Excel training courses transfers across and is compatible with any future updates of Microsoft 365. As well as this though, all of our Excel 365 training courses are reviewed regularly to ensure any new tools and features are not missed out.
The basic Excel training course starts you off with the building blocks for learning the basics within the package. It takes you through how to create function based formulas and symbol based formulas as well as how to set up your ‘spreadsheets’ for your work. It covers the all favourite SUM formula as well as some other basic formulas too.
The intermediate Excel training course takes you to the next level. It will take you through some of the more advanced features of the program, building on the knowledge you already have. This includes chart sheets, sorting and filtering, IF statements and multi sheet linking and more.
If you go for the advanced Excel training course, you’ll be able to take your knowledge even further and be confident that you have a good understanding of some of the most complex features of the program. You’ll look at pivot tables, macros, data validation and VLOOKUPs and more in depth functions.
Finally, we have two master class Excel courses that you can go on. The master class Excel bronze course will take you through pivot tables and macros in more depth, INDEX, MATCH, and INDIRECT Functions and some What If Analysis functions like Scenarios and Data Tables. Giving you a good overview of the software.
Then the master class Excel silver course is a follow on course from bronze. During this course you will learn about some lesser known but useful functions, advanced data validation, array work, multi sheet pivot tables and a half day introduction to VBA programming.
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