Microsoft Excel - go from Beginner to Specialist certificate

Course details

Most people who use Excel are up to Level 3 in some aspects, and Level 2 in others. Why not go all the way to Level 5?

In this 11.5 hour course, learn how to:

Create and manage worksheets and workbooks

• Create and navigate in worksheets and workbooks,
• Format worksheets and workbooks,
• Customize options and views, and
• Configure worksheets and workbooks for distribution.

Manage data cells and ranges

• Insert data into and format cells and ranges, and
• Summarise and organize data.

Create tables

• Create and manage tables,
• Manage table styles and options, and
• Filter and sort a table.

Perform operations with formulas and functions

• Summarize data,
• Perform conditional operations, and
• Format and modify text.
• Formula such as COUNTIF, SUMIF, MIN etc. are translated into 15 different languages.

Create charts and objects

• Create charts,
• Format graphic elements, and
• Insert and format objects.

This course teaches all the skills that Microsoft want you to know. Specifically, they are the skills required to undertake the Microsoft Certificate 77-602 (for Excel 2007), 77-882 (for Excel 2010), 77-420 (for Excel 2013) and 77-727 (for Excel 2016 Core) and will be useful if you wish to take the exam, or which to learn more about Microsoft Excel

The core skills which are taught are those tested by Microsoft in the exam. There are topics that it wants you to learn about Microsoft Excel, and this course teaches you all of them.

Each module is taught in order, and is divided in sub-topics, and generally each sub-topic will have an individual lecture lasting 5-7 minutes.

The course will take about 11 hours to complete, plus will you need additional time to test yourselves to ensure that you have learned the necessary skills.

You should take this course if:

• you want to learn more about Microsoft Excel, or
• you want to learn the skills you need to become a certified Microsoft Office Specialist.

Regardless whether you have Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016 or Excel 365, this course will help you get to a good level, and maybe even want you to get more!