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Microsoft Excel is a widely used tool for organising, analysing, and presenting data across many industries. This course is designed to help learners build a strong understanding of Excel 2019, starting from the basics and progressing to more advanced features such as data analysis, charts, PivotTables, and automation. The course covers essential topics including calculations, formatting, functions, and workbook management, …

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Curriculum

The course covers essential topics including calculations, formatting, functions, and workbook management, along with advanced tools like lookup functions, forecasting, and data visualisation. Learners will explore how to handle data efficiently and present information clearly using structured methods.

With a step-by-step approach, this course supports learners in developing confidence in using Excel for everyday tasks, academic work, and workplace requirements.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

Navigate Microsoft Excel and manage worksheets effectively
Perform calculations using formulas and built-in functions
Organise and format data for clear presentation
Analyse data using charts, PivotTables, and lists
Apply advanced features such as lookup functions and forecasting

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Who Should Take the Course

Beginners with little or no experience in Microsoft Excel
Students looking to improve their data handling skills
Office staff and administrators working with spreadsheets
Individuals aiming to improve accuracy and efficiency in data tasks
Anyone interested in learning Excel for academic or workplace use

Who should take the course

Anyone with a knack for learning new skills can take this Microsoft Excel. While this comprehensive training is popular for preparing people for job opportunities in the relevant fields, it also helps to advance your career for promotions.

Certification

Once you’ve successfully completed your course, you will immediately be sent a digital certificate. Also, you can have your printed certificate delivered by post (shipping cost £3.99). All of our courses are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field. Our certifications have no expiry dates, although we do recommend that you renew them every 12 months.

Accreditation

All of our courses, including this Microsoft Excel, are fully accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field.

Career Path

FAQ

Which course is best for Excel?

The best course depends on your level. Beginners should start with a basic Excel course covering spreadsheets, formulas, and formatting. Intermediate learners can choose courses focusing on data analysis, PivotTables, and charts, while advanced users should look for courses on automation, macros, and VBA.

What is the best course for learning Excel?

A good Excel course usually includes step-by-step lessons, real-life examples, and practice exercises. Courses that cover formulas, data handling, and visualisation tools are considered the most effective for learning Excel properly.

What is the best way to learn MS Excel?

The best way is a mix of learning and practice. Start with basic tutorials, then apply what you learn by creating spreadsheets, using formulas, and analysing data. Regular practice is key to improving quickly.

How much do Excel classes cost?

Excel classes can range from free to around £200 or more, depending on the level and provider. Basic online courses are often low-cost or free, while advanced or certified training programmes tend to be more expensive.

Can I learn Excel for free?

Yes, you can learn Excel for free through online tutorials, videos, and free courses. Many platforms offer beginner to intermediate lessons without any cost.

What are the 5 basic Excel skills?

Entering and formatting data
Using basic formulas (SUM, AVERAGE)
Creating simple charts
Sorting and filtering data
Using basic functions and cell references

If you want, I can suggest a step-by-step learning plan or the best courses based on your level.

Course Curriculum

The detailed curriculum outline of our Microsoft Excel is as follows:

Microsoft Excel 2019 New Features

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2019 New Features
CONCAT
IFS
MAXIFS
MINIFS
SWITCH
TEXTJOIN
Map Chart
Funnel Chart
Better Visuals
Pivot Table Enhancements
Power Pivot Updates

Getting Started with Microsoft Office Excel

Navigate the Excel User Interface
Use Excel Commands
Create and Save a Basic Workbook
Enter Cell Data
Use Excel Help

Performing Calculations

Create Worksheet Formulas
Insert Functions
Reuse Formulas and Functions

Modifying a Worksheet

Insert, Delete, and Adjust Cells, Columns, and Rows
Search for and Replace Data
Use Proofing and Research Tools

Formatting a Worksheet

Printing Workbooks

Preview and Print a Workbook
Set Up the Page Layout
Configure Headers and Footers

Managing Workbooks

Manage Worksheets
Manage Workbook and Worksheet Views
Manage Workbook Properties

Working with Functions

Work with Ranges
Use Specialized Functions
Work with Logical Functions
Work with Date & Time Functions
Work with Text Functions

Working with Lists

Sort Data
Filter Data
Query Data with Database Functions
Outline and Subtotal Data

Analyzing Data

Apply Intermediate Conditional Formatting
Apply Advanced Conditional Formatting

Visualizing Data with Charts

Create Charts
Modify and Format Charts
Use Advanced Chart Features

Using PivotTables and PivotCharts

Create a PivotTable
Analyze PivotTable Data
Present Data with PivotCharts
Filter Data by Using Timelines and Slicers

Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks

Use Links and External References
Use 3-D References
Consolidate Data

Using Lookup Functions and Formula Auditing

Use Lookup Functions
Trace Cells
Watch and Evaluate Formulas

Sharing and Protecting Workbooks

Collaborate on a Workbook
Protect Worksheets and Workbooks

Automating Workbook Functionality

Apply Data Validation
Search for Invalid Data and Formulas with Errors
Work with Macros

Creating Sparklines and Mapping Data

Create Sparklines
MapData

Forecasting Data

Determine Potential Outcomes Using Data Tables
Determine Potential Outcomes Using Scenarios
Use the Goal Seek Feature
Forecasting Data Trends

Excel Templates

Excel Templates

Course Curriculum

Microsoft Excel 2019 New Features
	Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2019 New Features	00:07:00
	CONCAT	00:02:00
	IFS	00:01:00
	MAXIFS	00:01:00
	MINIFS	00:01:00
	SWITCH	00:02:00
	TEXTJOIN	00:01:00
	Map Chart	00:02:00
	Funnel Chart	00:01:00
	Better Visuals	00:06:00
	Pivot Table Enhancements	00:02:00
	Power Pivot Updates	00:01:00
Getting Started with Microsoft Office Excel
	Navigate the Excel User Interface	00:28:00
	Use Excel Commands	00:10:00
	Create and Save a Basic Workbook	00:19:00
	Enter Cell Data	00:12:00
	Use Excel Help	00:05:00
Performing Calculations
	Create Worksheet Formulas	00:15:00
	Insert Functions	00:17:00
	Reuse Formulas and Functions	00:17:00
Modifying a Worksheet
	Insert, Delete, and Adjust Cells, Columns, and Rows	00:10:00
	Search for and Replace Data	00:09:00
	Use Proofing and Research Tools	00:07:00
Formatting a Worksheet
	Apply Text Formats	00:16:00
	Apply Number Format	00:08:00
	Align Cell Contents	00:09:00
	Apply Styles and Themes	00:12:00
	Apply Basic Conditional Formatting	00:11:00
	Create and Use Templates	00:08:00
Printing Workbooks
	Preview and Print a Workbook	00:10:00
	Set Up the Page Layout	00:09:00
	Configure Headers and Footers	00:07:00
Managing Workbooks
	Manage Worksheets	00:05:00
	Manage Workbook and Worksheet Views	00:07:00
	Manage Workbook Properties	00:06:00
Working with Functions
	Work with Ranges	00:18:00
	Use Specialized Functions	00:12:00
	Work with Logical Functions	00:24:00
	Work with Date & Time Functions	00:08:00
	Work with Text Functions	00:11:00
Working with Lists
	Sort Data	00:10:00
	Filter Data	00:10:00
	Query Data with Database Functions	00:09:00
	Outline and Subtotal Data	00:09:00
Analyzing Data
	Apply Intermediate Conditional Formatting	00:07:00
	Apply Advanced Conditional Formatting	00:06:00
Visualizing Data with Charts
	Create Charts	00:13:00
	Modify and Format Charts	00:12:00
	Use Advanced Chart Features	00:13:00
Using PivotTables and PivotCharts
	Create a PivotTable	00:13:00
	Analyze PivotTable Data	00:12:00
	Present Data with PivotCharts	00:08:00
	Filter Data by Using Timelines and Slicers	00:11:00
Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
	Use Links and External References	00:12:00
	Use 3-D References	00:06:00
	Consolidate Data	00:06:00
Using Lookup Functions and Formula Auditing
	Use Lookup Functions	00:13:00
	Trace Cells	00:09:00
	Watch and Evaluate Formulas	00:09:00
Sharing and Protecting Workbooks
	Collaborate on a Workbook	00:20:00
	Protect Worksheets and Workbooks	00:08:00
Automating Workbook Functionality
	Apply Data Validation	00:13:00
	Search for Invalid Data and Formulas with Errors	00:04:00
	Work with Macros	00:18:00
Creating Sparklines and Mapping Data
	Create Sparklines	00:07:00
	MapData	00:07:00
Forecasting Data
	Determine Potential Outcomes Using Data Tables	00:09:00
	Determine Potential Outcomes Using Scenarios	00:09:00
	Use the Goal Seek Feature	00:04:00
	Forecasting Data Trends	00:06:00
Excel Templates
	Excel Templates	00:00:00
Assignment
	Assignment – Microsoft Excel	00:05:00
Trust Pilot Review
	Trust Pilot Review	00:00:00