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You’re (probably) not that good at Excel. This online training can help.
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TL;DR: Add a valuable skill to your résumé with the Complete 2020 Microsoft Excel Expert Bundle for $29.99, a 89% savings as of May 11.
Microsoft Excel is a requirement for many jobs these days. And even if your profession doesn’t require you to use spreadsheets, learning Excel can still help you with your everyday life, like creating budgets (ever heard of that?), automating tasks, and so much more.
If you want to beef up your résumé by mastering Excel, the Complete 2020 Microsoft Excel Expert Bundle is a four-course learning bundle designed to teach you how to use the program like a total pro.
The courses are put together by Stream Skill, which offers instruction to students in a relaxed, self-paced manner, allowing you to go through the lessons without feeling overwhelmed. Here’s a sneak peek of all the courses:
Microsoft Excel 2019: Advanced
The training begins with a walk-through of Microsoft Excel 2019, breaking down the features of the software and teaching you the essential functionalities. You’ll also train on how to do high-level consolidation, analysis, and reporting of financial information using advanced charts and graphs.
Power Pivot, Power Query, and DAX in Excel
You’ll then dive right into getting to grips with Power Pivot, Power Query, and DAX, advanced Excel features that allow you to manipulate, analyze, and evaluate millions of rows of data. Master how to merge and clean datasets using Power Query, perform complex calculations using DAX, and display your analysis using beautiful visualizations with PivotTables and PivotCharts.
VBA for Beginners
This course offers a primer on VBA, a nifty feature of Excel that allows you to automate tasks. You’ll discover how to use the VBA editor, VBA syntax, keywords, and comments, as well as figure out how to define and manage variables, create functions, and more. If these terms confuse you more than Elon Musk’s child’s name, this course will teach you everything in a way that’s easily digestible.
VBA Intermediate
The last course builds upon the previous one to teach you more advanced procedures for automating tough and time-consuming Excel tasks via advanced micros. It will share secrets on how to fully customize VBA to do some pretty miraculous things.
When bought separately, the courses in this bundle would set you back $275, but for a limited time, you can get everything on sale for only $29.99 — a savings of $29.99. Realizing you’re not as good at Excel as you once thought? Let’s change that.
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