Functional Excel Training via Structured Ribbon Walk-throughs and Worksheets
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Instruction includes downloadable spreadsheets and templates that facilitate direct practice during lessons.

Master Microsoft Excel quickly & easily. Microsoft Excel beginner to Excel pro - Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, 365
InstructorSteve McDonald
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Instruction includes downloadable spreadsheets and templates that facilitate direct practice during lessons.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This Excel worksheet demonstrates how to organize renovation expenses into a structured table with materials, quantities, unit costs, and calculated totals.
This Excel screenshot demonstrates how to calculate a total cost using the SUM function, highlighting the formula bar entry =SUM(D3:D10) for a kitchen remodel budget.
This Excel worksheet displays kitchen remodel cost data in a table and visualizes the expense distribution using a labeled pie chart on the right side.
An Excel worksheet displays a PivotTable listing names and price sums alongside a corresponding column chart titled Total, enclosed in a red border.
A dedicated section provides a granular walk-through of the Excel ribbon and various tabs to build foundational navigation skills.
The instructor uses a method of demystifying complex topics through clear, concise explanations.
The curriculum is designed for PC; learners on macOS may encounter differences in keyboard shortcuts and unavailable functions.
The curriculum is designed for PC; learners on macOS may encounter differences in keyboard shortcuts and unavailable functions.
The course aligns well with beginners on PC, but presents challenges for Mac users due to platform-specific differences.