Our one-day Excel Introduction course shows the basics of creating Excel spreadsheets: entering formula, copying them, formatting, printing and (if time) creating charts. We run this course currently in 3 separate Excel versions:

• Excel 2010 Introduction
• Excel 2007 Introduction
• Excel 2003 Introduction

Click on any of the links above to see the contents and scheduled dates for this course.

We don't run a separate Excel Intermediate course, but our Excel Advanced training (see below) follows directly on from our Excel introduction training courses.

Our two-day advanced Excel training course assumes that people know the basics of Excel (perhaps having attended our one-day introdutory Excel training course), and shows all the stuff that most people will find useful, such as VLOOKUP formulae, ranges names, conditional functions, number formatting and using databases.

• Advanced Excel
• Advanced Excel 2003
• Excel Business Modelling
• Excel 2003 Modelling

Note that we do not run a separate course for Excel 2010, as Excel 2007 and Excel 2010 are virtually identical at this level (have a look at the list of the changes between Excel 2007 and 2010).

Our two-day Excel Modelling course runs in either 2003 or 2007/2010 versions:

• Excel 2003 Modelling
• Excel Business Modelling

This course is ideally suited to accountants or planners who work with Excel all the time, and a large part of whose job is to create or maintain financial models.

Our standard two-day Excel VBA macros training course assumes no programming knowledge, and gives a good grounding in the VBA macros language. We also run an advanced two-day VBA course. Here are the courses available:

• Excel VBA macros
• Advanced VBA

Note that VBA is the same language in all versions of Excel (although Microsoft are trying to move people onto Visual Studio Tools for Office).