Learn Microsoft Excel 2013 - Advanced

Course details

Want to create jaw-dropping spreadsheets that get your boss's attention?

You can!

Colorful charts, sleek graphs, and cutting-edge databases that offer insight into financial information are a breeze when you learn the secrets of creating sophisticated spreadsheets in our Learn Excel 2013 Advanced course. That's because you'll get the tools you need to master Excel's powerful data functions in this information-packed 9-hour video training class.

Your expert instructor will kick the course off by leading you through graph and chart basics. Then, you'll explore Excel's array of detailed formatting tools and discover how to make these work for you when graphing and charting financial information. Next, you'll explore the roles played by trends, relationships, and differences in charts, and how to work with sparklines for data visualization and data bars. The course will also take you through detailed discussions of pivot tables, bubble charts, radar charts, and more.

Plus, when you sign up for our class, you'll also get these 6 BONUSES for a limited time in addition to the 40+ online course videos:

1. Downloadable & printable keyboard shortcuts - to help you save time and get your work done faster.
2. An online quiz (40 questions) - to test what you've learned.
3. Exercise files to help you become proficient with the material.
4. Downloadable & printable transcripts to give you another learning option, if you prefer reading but don't have time to take notes.
5. 9 hours of downloadable MP3s to play on your favorite audio device - to help you learn in the car, while you walk, or in the gym.
6. A certificate of completion to tell everyone you've aced the course.

Where else can you find so many extra tools to help you gain advanced skills in Excel 2013?!?!

So start learning today.

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