
Explore how Excel lessons take teachers and office workers from zero to pro. See how the promotional video highlights practical workflows and essential skills for efficient data management.
Learn how to start Excel, open a workbook, and navigate the interface, including the header, the grid of cells, columns and rows, and worksheet tabs.
Learn to format text in Excel by adjusting font style, size, color; borders; alignment (left, center, right); and merging cells.
Practice-1 guides you through designing an Excel table with columns for name, short name, address, salary, and workplace. Learn center alignment, borders, simple design, and essential shortcuts to format efficiently.
Master essential Excel operations on the clipboard and cells, including copy, cut, paste, insert or delete rows and columns, hide or unhide data, apply special formats, and use Format Painter.
Learn how to manage Excel sheet properties, protect sheets with a password, rename and color tabs, insert or delete columns, and hide or unhide data to safeguard information.
Explore Excel file and workbook properties, including protection options, marking as final, password management, restricted access, digital signatures, hidden sheets, and metadata like subject and keywords.
Explore file management and options in Excel, including opening workbooks, saving and saving as pdf, exporting, and sending attachments via Outlook, plus customizing themes and templates.
Explore data types in Excel and how to correctly classify dates, currencies, numbers, times, and text, adjust regional settings, decimals, and percentage formats to ensure accurate calculations.
Explore working with cells, rows, and columns in Excel, including inserting and deleting, formatting, freezing panes, hiding and unhiding, copying, and viewing print layouts for clear data presentation.
Set up page layout and printer settings in Excel, adjusting margins, orientation (portrait or landscape), paper size, and print options for accurate preview and output.
Explore data manipulation in Excel by editing, calculating statistics like average, max, and min, and using sorting, autofill, and find and replace to organize data.
Learn table tools and filtering in Excel to format data, apply headers, remove duplicates, sort by color, and use custom filters and totals for quick analysis.
Practice-2 guides learners through converting data to a table, using formulas to average and total values, and applying sorting and filtering with practical shortcuts.
Learn to use conditional formatting in Excel to highlight data with color scales; apply top/bottom rules; manage or remove rules; and insert pictures.
Practice applying Excel formatting by adjusting page layout, orientation to landscape, A4 size, margins, and center alignment for a polished, printable report.
Learn to pull external data from Access and web sources, split and clean data with text operations, and apply data validation and magic fill to automate tasks.
Practice managing data in Excel by handling student names, assigning marks with constraints between zero and a maximum, and using functions to automate comments and error handling.
Create a table from data, apply design, and build charts to compare mass numbers and average values; customize chart styles, titles, axes, and layout for a polished report.
Master quick analysis and sparklines in Excel, apply conditional formatting to highlight the maximum value, create charts and totals, and explore city map visualizations.
Learn to use pivot tables in Excel to analyze salary and budget by country and workplace, apply filters, design layouts, and generate printable summaries for teachers and office workers.
Master simple level Excel functions, from left and right text operations to count, average, and test logic with if, and, or, using formula hints and range references.
Learn to build and evaluate middle level Excel functions using if statements, logical tests, and range criteria, while mastering absolute and relative references and cell addressing.
Explore advanced level functions in Excel, mastering if, and, or, and/or indirect, and offset, with practical table lookups and project-based practice to prepare for exams.
Build a ticker tape Excel project with a simple table. Practice formulas and functions, including if and countif, to evaluate student answers, track scores, and debug data with step-by-step evaluation.
Explore the indirect function in Excel by building dynamic references to January, February, and March data, combining address and reference concepts for automatic cross-month updates.
Learn to use VLOOKUP with exact match to retrieve a person’s March results from a data table and display them in a simple dashboard.
Some reasons why you should choose this Excel course
Carefully designed curriculum teaching you only the most used functionalities of Excel in school and office environments
You can complete this course within one weekend
Office-related and school-related examples and case studies
More practical exercises because Excel requires practice
Downloadable resources
Your queries will be responded to by the Instructor
Start using Excel to become a hero in your office or school!
Either you're a beginner at Excel, or you want to get more comfortable with Excel's advanced features. Either way, this course will be great for you.
Why should you choose this course?
In this course, you will find practical exercises that are integrated into your office or school environment.
What makes us qualified to teach you?
The course is taught by Computer Science Teacher and you can find more information on his website
My Promise
Teaching our students is our job and priority. If you have any questions about the course content, practice sheet, or anything related to any topic, you can always post a question in the course or send us a direct message.
Download Practice files and complete Assignments
With each lecture, there is a practice sheet attached for you to follow along. Each section contains a practice assignment for you to practically implement your learning.
What is covered in this course?
This course covers everything you need to learn Excel in the professional workplace.
Below are the Excel course contents of this complete course on Microsoft Excel:
Introduction - In this video, the structure and contents of the course are discussed.
Mathematical Functions - This lecture covers Mathematical formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE, RAND, MIN & MAX, SUMPRODUCT.
Textual Formulas - This Excel lecture covers Textual formulas such as TRIM, CONCATENATE, SUBSTITUTE, UPPER & LOWER, LENGTH, LEFT, RIGHT & MID
Logical Formulas - This lecture covers Logical formulas such as AND & OR, IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF
Date-time (Temporal) Formulas - This lecture covers Date-time related functions such as TODAY & NOW, DAY, MONTH & YEAR, DATEDIF & DAYS
Lookup Formulas - This Excel lecture covers Lookup formulas such as VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH
Data Tools - This lecture covers Data operating tools such as Data Sorting and Filtering, Data validation, Removing duplicates, Importing Data (Text-to-columns)
Formatting data and tables - This Excel lecture covers data formatting options such as coloring, changing font, alignments, and table formatting options such as adding borders, having highlighted table headers, banded rows, etc.
Pivot Tables - This Excel lecture covers Pivot tables end-to-end.
Charts - This Excel lecture covers charts such as Bar/ Column chart, Line Chart, Scatter Plot, Pie & Doughnut charts, Statistical Chart - Histogram, Waterfall, Sparklines
Excel Shortcuts - This lecture will introduce you to some important shortcuts and teach you how to find out the shortcut for any particular excel operation.
Practices - A lot of practices that are important for office and school
Design - You will be able to design your data and make a dashboard.
Bonus lectures (Master Classes) - You will be able to design your data and make a dashboard.
And so much more!
By the end of this course, your confidence in using Excel will soar. You'll have a thorough understanding of how to use Microsoft Excel for study or as a career opportunity.
Cheers
Elchin Abbasov
FAQ's
Why learn Microsoft Excel?
1. Microsoft Excel helps solve Organizing Data Problems
2. Microsoft Excel helps you get stuff done
3. Microsoft Excel will make you better at your job
How much time does it take to learn Microsoft Excel?
Microsoft Excel is easy but no one can determine the learning time it takes. It totally depends on you. The method we adopted to help you learn Microsoft Excel quickly starts from the basics and takes you to an advanced level within hours. You can follow the same, but remember you can learn nothing without practicing it. The practice is the only way to learn Microsoft Excel quickly.
What are the steps I should follow to learn Microsoft Excel?
1. Start learning from the basics of Microsoft Excel. The first 3 sections of the course cover the basics.
2. Once done with the basics try your hands-on advanced MS Excel. The next sections cover Advanced Excel topics
3. Next section will help you with some cool new tricks of Microsoft Excel.
4. Practice your learning on the exercise provided with every lecture.
What is the difference between the basic and advanced level of Excel?
At the Basic level of MS Excel a person
Can build excel formulas using: SUM, IF, AVERAGE, COUNT, ROUND
Is comfortable building excel formulas to manipulate text and dates
Understands and can use the Filter and Sort feature of Microsoft Excel.
Can create basic charts like Line chart, bar chart and pie chart
At the Advanced level of MS Excel a person
Can implement Excel LOOKUP Formulas like VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, Index, and Match
Can use conditional and logical formulas like IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF, OR, AND etc.
Knows what a Pivot Table is and how to build one.
Knows what an add-in is and how to install one.