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Best free Microsoft Excel online courses on Udemy (UK deal)
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TL;DR: As of May 8, you can master Microsoft Excel with free online courses on Udemy.
There are absolutely loads of online courses out there that provide you with the opportunity to learn something new. The problem is that the best courses don’t tend to come cheap.
Sometimes it’s necessary to spend big on an education in a specialist subject, and we’re all for investing in your future, but there is another way. If you’re patient and ready to capitalise on an opportunity when it presents itself, you can take some of the best online courses for free.
Udemy has made a couple of its best Microsoft Excel courses available for free this weekend, and all you need is the right code. These are the best free online courses available on Udemy as of May 8, and the codes you need:
It’s worth pointing out that these codes will expire after May 8, so you do need to act quickly to secure these courses for free. You’ve been warned.
Master Microsoft Excel for free with Udemy.
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