Confident use of Copilot - You will learn how to launch and configure Copilot in Excel, so you can move from a blank sheet to ready-made summaries, analyses, and well-structured data much faster.
Faster worksheet creation - You will build and edit worksheets with simple prompts, allowing you to prepare tables, data layouts, and working structures without manually clicking through every option.
Fewer data errors - You will learn how to find and correct data issues, helping you spot inconsistencies faster, remove mistakes, and work with more reliable datasets in everyday tasks.
Automation of routine work - You will use Copilot to create lists, summaries, and recurring reports automatically, which will reduce repetitive work and save you valuable time on a regular basis.
Faster data analysis - You will filter, sort, and summarize data on demand and identify trends more easily, so you can turn large tables and current business results into practical insights faster.
Clear charts and visuals - You will learn to generate charts automatically and tailor them to your audience, so you can present data in a clearer, more persuasive, and more professional way.
Better reports from multiple sources - You will combine data from different sources, consolidate it, and remove duplicates, making it easier to build dynamic reports based on current and consistent information.
Forecasts and business scenarios - You will create forecasts, what-if analyses, and simulations of risks and opportunities, so you can assess possible outcomes better and make stronger business decisions.
Basic Excel skills - You should be comfortable navigating Excel, opening and saving files, editing cells, working with worksheets, and understanding the structure of rows, columns, and tables.
Working with tabular data - You should know how to enter data into tables, select ranges, use basic sorting and filtering, and recognize the main data types you work with in a worksheet.
Basic formulas - You should understand basic Excel formulas and functions such as SUM, AVERAGE, and IF, so you can follow calculation logic and work more effectively with Copilot prompts.
Readiness to use your own data - You should have some experience working with business or project data, so it will be easier to relate the training examples to your own reports, analyses, and daily tasks.
