Excel in Microsoft Excel 1: beginner to Excel intermediate

Get certified! Levels 1-5 for Microsoft Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013 and Excel 2016. Covers 77-727 and 77-420.

Excel in Microsoft Excel 1: beginner to Excel intermediate

InstructorPhillip Burton • over one million students so far

Duration12h 34m

Students9,913

Rating4.7 (2,392)

Comidoc Analysis

Structured Excel Fundamentals and Certification Preparation

Strengths

Structured Skill Progression

The curriculum uses numbered levels to move from basic workbook creation through to more complex functions and chart formatting.

Best suited to

Beginners seeking Microsoft Office Specialist certification
Learners needing structured practice with Excel tables and charts

Less suited to

Users looking for advanced, high-level technical depth
Learners seeking a purely American-centric version of Excel

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A dark blue slide lists five white checkmarked items covering workbook organization, environment customization, and macro recording. — Preview 1 of 3
A dark blue presentation slide displays a checklist of five learning objectives, including organizing workbooks and recording macros.

Red slide listing localized Excel SUM formulas on the left and stating formulas are translated into 15 languages on the right — Preview 2 of 3
A red presentation slide displays a list of localized SUM formulas alongside text noting that formulas are translated into 15 different languages.

Red slide with white arrows listing skills: create tables, use conditional logic in formulas, and set up for printing. — Preview 3 of 3
A red presentation slide with white text and arrows outlining three technical workflows: creating tables, using conditional logic, and printing setup.