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You can see the Excel training courses that we run below.
| What | Notes |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Excel |
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: Click on any of the links above to see the contents and scheduled dates for this course. |
| Intermediate Excel |
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. |
| Advanced Excel |
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. 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). |
| Excel Modelling |
Our two-day Excel Modelling course runs in either 2003 or 2007/2010 versions: 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. |
| PowerPivot 2010 training courses |
PowerPivot allows you to use the analytical power of SQL Server Analysis Services within a normal version of Excel. You'll never lookat a pivot table in the same way again! As always, if you can't see the course you want listed you can contact us to arrange onsite PowerPivot training. |
| Excel Visual Basic |
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: 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). |
You might also like to download a sample Excel courseware chapter, see the differences between versions in Excel or browse through our free online Excel exercises.