Microsoft Excel Training Courses

Microsoft Excel training tailored to meet your specific needs to match your IT skills with your business needs. All levels provided through a range of delivery options to suit you whether it’s onsite, remote instructor led training or virtual. It’s your training so you decide the method of delivery.

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This 1 day course has been designed for users who are new to Microsoft Excel. The course covers the basic functionality of the application such that delegates feel confident in creating and amending simple spreadsheets and charts.

The course will enable participants to Identify and describe the component features that collectively make up the working Excel environment. Participants will be taught how to plan and construct basic Excel spreadsheets for forecasting and general numeric work. Delegates will be able to create formulae and work with a selection of functions. Users will progress on to produce simple charts from the spreadsheet data they have created.

Who is this training course suitable for? Our Microsoft Excel 2007 Introduction course is suitable for complete beginners to Microsoft Excel. Prerequisites A working knowledge of Windows is required, or our Microsoft Windows Introduction course. No experience of MS Excel is required. Benefits At the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of Excel basics. You will feel more confident using Excel and be able to create a spreadsheet from scratch.

Our Introduction to Excel course covers a whole range of areas of Excel including sorting and filtering data, how to use formula in your spreadsheets and how to create graphs and charts, among others.

Training in Microsoft Excel 2000/XP for beginners.

This course is suitable for people who would like to use VBA to enhance their usage of Excel for a more professional result. A thorough understanding of Excel formulas and functions is required. A prior knowledge of Visual Basic is not required.

This course is great for people who want a more professional result using Excel. If you already have a thorough understanding of Excel formulae and functions, and use some Visual Basic programming, this course is for you.