Learn to handle big data with this certification bundle
TL;DR: The 2020 Master Microsoft Excel & Power BI Certification Bundle is on sale for £26.52 as of Nov. 17, saving you 97% on list price.
"Data science" seems to be all the rage these days. The buzzword sounds super fancy, but when you actually break it down, it's just the ability to wrangle big data, break it down, and use it to make decisions. From self-driving cars in the automotive industries, to risk management in insurance, to recommending what Netflix series to binge-watch next, data science is behind it all.
And you can use a tool that's been around since the '80s to familiarise yourself with the data-driven world: good old Microsoft Excel.
Originally released in 1987 as a universal spreadsheet platform, Excel has drastically improved its performance and scope over the years. And you'd be hard-pressed to find a person or company that hasn't relied on it in some capacity. But it's funny, nobody would've ever guessed that Excel would be a powerful tool for data science in 2020, decades after its release. Yet, here we are.
If you're looking to become the data-driven hero companies need, this 2020 Master Microsoft Excel and Power BI Certification Bundle will show a lot about the number-crunching powerhouse. With nine courses spread out over 28 hours, you'll take a deep dive into data plotting, auto calculation, macros, visualisation, and more. From Pivot Tables and Power BI to SQL and M code, there's no stone left unturned. There's even in-depth courses focused on the top 50 Excel formulas and the top 50 keyboard shortcuts, which will save you loads of time and energy as you work through organising and analysing data.
Most of the courses in the bundle are taught by Bryan Hong, who calls himself a "data analysis ninja." You can sign up for this 2020 Master Microsoft Excel and Power BI Certification Bundle and become the data-driven hero companies need for just £26.52, which is 97% off the regular cost.
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