Learn the Excel 2016 Basics
InstructorDavid Murray
Free
The curriculum addresses core competencies such as selection techniques, row and column manipulation, and worksheet management.
Learner signals suggest the instructor provides a calm, step-by-step approach that is easy to follow for beginners.
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This view displays an Excel spreadsheet interface featuring a dataset with Day and Total Sales columns, where the data range is clearly selected and outlined in red.
The Excel interface displays the Insert Chart dialog box, highlighting the Clustered Column option to visualize daily sales data from the underlying spreadsheet.
The image displays an Excel spreadsheet containing daily sales figures and a corresponding vertical column chart visualizing the total sales for each day of the week.
An Excel interface displays a horizontal bar chart titled Total Sales, comparing revenue figures for different days of the week alongside the source data table.
The curriculum lacks formal interactive assignments or structured projects, with some learners requesting more practical examples.
One signal indicates that specific chart-related sections may suffer from out-of-focus screen captures.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goal of teaching Excel 2016 basics to beginners.