Be the Excel master you've always wanted to be with this bundle
Not all computer wizards build code. There are some who crunch tons of data using spreadsheets. In virtually every industry, understanding data is imperative to making business decisions. But before you can mine your data for insights, first you'll need to sort it.
If you've always wanted to be an Excel master, the Ultimate Excel Bootcamp Bundle will take you from casual user to spreadsheet ninja during some 70 hours of instruction.
This in-depth training includes four courses that are fit for business-minded newbies and pros alike. It provides lifetime access to extensive video tutorials and by the end of the training you'll come out with the ability to work smarter and take advantage of the software's many functions and features.
Here are the classes included in the bundle:
Microsoft Excel Basics
The Bootcamp kicks off with a 32-hour deep dive into all things Excel. You'll discover the most popular formulas, learn how to create enviable graphs and charts, and understand the ABCs of formatting.
Business Analysis
Next, you'll jump right into learning how to crunch numbers like a pro. In this course, you'll be taught how to turn buckets of data into sound business decisions, transforming you into the data analytics superstar you're destined to be.
PivotTables
Then, you'll be introduced to arguably Excel's most powerful features — PivotTables. This course will teach you how to identify good and bad data sets, and filter, sort, and group PivotTable data to make the most out of its usefulness. It also covers lessons on how to present your data clearly using PivotCharts and conditional formatting.
Advanced Excel
And finally, you'll undergo an advanced course on Excel, exploring new areas and functions. Soon after, you'll be able to solve the most complex problems and clinch that coveted "Excel wizard" title.
Collectively, these courses are worth $1,380, but you can grab the entire set now for only $49 — a savings of 96%.
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