If you've struggled with Excel or you don't know much about it, I've created this course just for you.
InstructorJed Guinto
Free
Editorial course preview
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The course uses short, precise video lessons designed for easy consumption and high retention during intermittent study sessions.
Instruction is supported by downloadable workbooks that allow for direct follow-along and hands-on practice.
The use of an older Excel version can lead to discrepancies in toolbars and navigation for those using current software versions.
The curriculum focuses on surface-level basics and may lack depth in specific areas like row/column management or complex equations.
The course aligns well with beginners and job seekers, though it may present navigation challenges for Mac users.