Faster data entry - You will enter, edit, and copy data more efficiently, use keyboard shortcuts, and apply Paste Special, so you can shorten routine spreadsheet work and move through tasks much faster.
Cleaner, clearer worksheets - You will format numbers, dates, and text correctly, use tables, Format Painter, and conditional formatting, so your sheets become easier to read, review, and analyze.
Reliable formulas - You will master relative and absolute references plus key functions such as SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, and IF, so you can build formulas that stay accurate and dependable.
Conditional data analysis - You will use COUNTIF, SUMIF, SUMIFS, and basic VLOOKUP to calculate results by criteria and match information across tables, making your everyday analysis much more precise.
Smarter date and text work - You will calculate date differences, set deadlines, and clean or split text with functions like LEFT, RIGHT, and CONCATENATE, making raw data easier to prepare for reporting.
Linking data across files - You will perform calculations between worksheets and workbooks, use consolidation tools, and manage links, so you can combine scattered data into one consistent working model.
Faster reporting and insights - You will sort, filter, and summarize data, create subtotals, and build pivot tables, helping you draw conclusions faster and prepare useful reports for your team or clients.
Ready-to-use reports - You will create charts, set up clean printouts for large tables, and record simple macros, so you can automate repetitive steps and deliver reports in a polished final format.
The training program corresponds to the training program Microsoft Excel - formulas, functions, charts and an introduction to pivot tables and macros.
Basic Excel navigation - You should move around a worksheet comfortably, select cells and ranges, and open and save files, so you can focus on functions instead of basic program handling.
Working with worksheet data - You should be able to enter, edit, and delete data in cells and understand rows and columns, because the course builds these skills further in practical exercises.
Simple table formatting - You should know the basics of formatting, such as changing fonts, alignment, and number formats, so it is easier for you to move into more advanced worksheet tasks.
Basic formula experience - You should have some initial experience with simple formulas, such as adding values in cells, because the course focuses on developing your work with functions further.
