Excel Courses
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Master Excel, review corporate finance, and build a valuation model on a public company. Gain basic and intermediate Excel skills and learn how to read financial statements, build valuations, and predict market trends.
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A 30-hour bundle pairing Excel fundamentals and intermediate Excel with a financial modeling bootcamp. It covers corporate finance, financial accounting, and valuation from the ground up, and assumes no prior finance or accounting background. The program builds toward a full valuation model for a real public company, working through three-statement models and discounted cash flow analysis along the way. VDCI sends a short pre-learning guide about a week before the course begins.

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Join our financial modeling class to learn essential finance and accounting concepts, build a discounted cash flow (DCF) model in Excel, acquire advanced Excel skills, explore corporate finance and valuation, and create a financial model on a real company. This hands-on course will teach you prac...

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Master AI technologies for business, marketing, design, data analytics, and more in this cutting-edge certificate program. In this program, you'll learn how to optimize Excel workflows, create stunning video content, create captivating graphics, analyze data efficiently, boost workplace productiv...

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Get certified in the Microsoft Office suite with this comprehensive program: group classes, private training, and exams in Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook. The affordable price includes 7 group classes, 6 hours of private training, and 4 certification exams. Free retakes, MOS study guides, a...

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Learn the fundamentals of the essential Microsoft Office programs in this 4-day bootcamp. This package includes our Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook classes at a 15% discount.
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A 24-hour beginner bundle covering four Microsoft Office applications. The Excel course covers formatting, line, column, and pie charts, and workbook management; Word covers document formatting, text styling, tables, lists, citations, and endnotes. PowerPoint covers building presentations with slide layouts, images, SmartArt, tables, and charts, plus transitions, shape alignment, and slideshow setup. Outlook covers email automation, calendar and contact management, scheduling, and inbox organization. VDCI prices the four together below the individual course total.

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Develop intermediate and advanced Microsoft Office skills in this immersive course. Master Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook to speed up your workflow and boost your productivity.

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Learn to clean, organize, and reshape data quickly with Power Query, a powerful tool built into Excel and Power BI. This hands-on course will teach you how to streamline your data preparation process for analysis and reporting.

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Learn the skills you’ll need to succeed as a business professional with our comprehensive applied business program. You'll cover essential tools and strategies for project management, finance, marketing, data analysis, and productivity with generative AI, ensuring you gain practical, hands-on exp...
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