Excel Courses
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Prepare for the Microsoft Excel exam and become an Excel expert with our certification program. Learn formulas, functions, Pivot Tables, charts, and more through group classes, private training, and an exam with a free retake.

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Join us for a beginner Excel workshop where you'll learn the essentials of Microsoft Excel, including calculations, basic functions, graphs, formatting, and printing. This comprehensive course is perfect for those with limited experience looking to expand their proficiency.

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Learn intermediate Excel functions like VLOOKUP and SUMIFS, and how to summarize data with Pivot Tables, Sort & Filter databases, and split and join text. Gain the skills needed to utilize complex Excel functions and prepare for more advanced training.

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Learn advanced Excel functions, macros, and data analysis to improve efficiency and manage complex data in any job setting. This advanced course is ideal for Excel power-users.

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In this hands-on course, learn how to automate repetitive tasks in Microsoft Excel using VBA programming. Develop macros, custom commands, and new worksheet functions to streamline your Excel workflow and increase productivity.
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A certification track built around the Microsoft Excel Specialist exam, combining VDCI's Fundamentals, Intermediate, and Advanced Excel courses, roughly 18 hours of instruction, with two hours of private tutoring and supplementary exam-prep video. The coursework moves from Excel fundamentals into more advanced functions with an emphasis on applied use rather than exam drills. The Microsoft Excel Specialist exam is included with a free retake, and students can substitute an additional hour of tutoring for the exam.

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Boost your resume with a Microsoft Excel Certification. Our program offers three courses, private tutoring, the Specialist Exam fee with free retake, lifetime access to Excel video courses, and free exam proctoring.

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Learn how to develop macros, perform calculations, and more in this beginner VBA and Macros course. From understanding macros and VBA to creating and editing code, this course will teach you the essential skills to automate Excel and enhance your productivity.

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Learn VBA and macros with this training class. Topics covered include VBA Editor, writing and editing code, invoking macros, working with objects, logic statements, functions, looping, interactive code, and error handling.

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Improve your data analysis skills with this Excel class. Learn essential functions, formulas, and advanced techniques like PivotTables and VLOOKUP. Gain hands-on experience and optimize your workflow for efficient data analysis.
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