
learn to create a new excel workbook, name and save it to desktop or one drive, and master the title bar, ribbon, and autosave basics.
Explore how to customize the Excel ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar to tailor tabs, groups, and commands. Create new groups, add commands such as calculator and speak cell, use the display box launcher to view more options, and reset or restore tools.
Explore the structure of Excel, including columns and rows, and navigate with Ctrl arrows. Learn managing sheets: creating, deleting, renaming, moving, copying, hiding, coloring tabs, and selecting multiple sheets.
Master autofill in excel by using fill series to copy cells, create date or numeric sequences, and control formatting, including fill days, weekdays, and months, with ctrl+d and ctrl+r.
Discover how Flash Fill in Excel 2019 automates pattern recognition to populate names, phone numbers, and initials. Use Ctrl+E or accept suggestions and undo to apply patterns without formulas.
Explore relative, absolute, and mixed cell references, illustrated with A1 and autofill behavior, and learn to use dollar signs and F4 to lock rows or columns.
Explore how to apply core math functions in spreadsheets, including sum, average, count, max, min, large, small, counta, and countblank, and use subtotal with filters for dynamic results.
Explore advanced Excel functions like sumif, sumifs, averageif, averageifs, countif, and countifs to sum, average, and count data based on multiple conditions, using real-world examples with sales, regions, and wildcards.
Master the database function with database, field, and criteria range to compute sum, average, count, max, and min, including or conditions via multiple criteria rows.
Explore four text functions, upper, lower, proper, and trim, and how to nest them to clean data, remove extra spaces, and format text in Excel.
Explore left, right, and find functions for text extraction and position lookup, showing how to pull characters from the left or right and locate a character's position in a string.
Explore the text function's find capability to determine name lengths, capture names and mobile numbers, and locate cities like Noida using spaces and common patterns.
Master left, right, and find functions to extract names and mobile numbers, practice nesting techniques, and count characters for precise results in office suites.
Explore the mid function to extract a specified number of characters from a starting position, and use find with hyphen to make mobile number extraction dynamic.
Learn how to use the concatenate function to join text, prefixes, spaces, and function outputs, with examples using phone numbers and the left function.
Learn to format a 10-digit phone number by using concatenate with left, mid, and right functions to produce a 3-4-3 pattern separated by hyphens.
Explore how to combine data in Excel using concat and textjoin, using delimiters like spaces or commas, and learn to ignore empty cells.
Learn how the replace function uses old text, a starting position, and character count to substitute with new text, and how find helps locate targets for the replace tool.
Apply the text and replace functions to mask the last five digits of a mobile number using five x characters after locating the hyphen with the find function.
Learn how the substitute function replaces text against text rather than by position, controls which occurrences to change with the instance number, and compares it to the position-based replace function.
Master text functions such as repeat and length to manipulate text and measure character counts in cells. Practice counting occurrences of the letter a across sentences using these functions.
Learn how the number value function in Excel since 2013 converts text-form numbers to numeric values, enabling accurate calculations when numbers are stored as text or preceded by an apostrophe.
Learn to use text to column in Excel to split a single column into multiple columns, using delimited or fixed width options for dates and phone numbers.
Protect workbook locks the workbook structure in Excel with a password, disabling sheet-level changes (insert, delete, rename, move, copy) while still allowing data edits.
Protect a sheet with a password to prevent changes, choose what users may do, and use allow edit ranges to permit edits in specific cells while others stay locked.
Discover how to hide formulas by protecting a sheet with a password, unprotect to edit, and restrict selection to unlocked cells while keeping other cells locked.
Learn to protect an Excel file with a password by using the encrypt with password option, set a case-sensitive password, and save; remove it later via the encrypted password setting.
Learn how the if function uses a logical test with operators like greater than, less than, equal to, and not equal to to determine pass or fail from scores.
Learn to build nested if statements to handle multiple conditions in a single function, such as score below 40: failed; 40 to 60: compartment; above 60: pass.
Use max and min to identify the topper and the lowest scorer, then apply nested if with absolute references to label pass, compartment, or fail.
Master an advanced if function task to compute bonuses from sales and profit using tiered rates: 12% under 10k, 25% for 10k–25k, 32% for 25k–40k, and 45% over 40k.
Master an advance level nested if function to calculate bonuses from profit-based thresholds of sales figures. Use 12%, 25%, 32%, and 45% with round function to format decimals.
Explore how the Excel IFS function replaces nested if statements to handle multiple logical tests for score outcomes: fail, compartment, and pass.
Explore how and and or functions evaluate multiple criteria and require all true or any one true to determine pass or fail using unit test, hafeli, and final exam.
Learn how the exclusive or (xor) function differs from or, and apply it to determine whether to call a parents meeting or request a retest based on two exam scores.
Explore pivot tables in Excel, including creating and configuring pivot tables, field placements (rows, columns, filters, values), data source refresh, slicers, timelines, grouping, and calculated fields for quick, detailed reports.
Master using the GetPivotData function to extract the number sold from a pivot table by selecting a client and item with data validation dropdowns.
Explore Power Pivot in Excel to model data from multiple tables, create measures like revenue and profit, and visualize insights with pivot tables, charts, KPI and slicers.
Explore how goal seek drives what-if analysis by setting a target cell and adjusting a changing cell to reach a desired profit or EMI, with practical examples.
activate the solver add-in, set a target emi of 5000, and adjust multiple cells with constraints to find a solution, such as 12% interest over 6 years.
Explore how to use scenario manager in what-if analysis to save and switch changing cells for high, low, and average cost scenarios across sheets, with merge and summary features.
Learn how the PMT function calculates EMI on a reducing rate of interest, showing monthly payments split into principal and interest for a loan in rupees.
Learn to build a data table for loan analysis using the PMT function, calculating EMI, total interest, and total amount across different years and rates.
Explore the p duration function to calculate how many years you must invest the present value at a given rate to reach a future value, using compound interest.
Master the print options in the page layout tab, including margins, orientation, paper size, print area, and print preview with ctrl p to control output.
Learn to control excel printing with down-then-over patterns, repeat rows and columns, and create custom headers and footers, including file names, page numbers, dates, and images.
Learn to enable the draw tab in Excel from the customize ribbon, and use pens with thickness and color, ink to shape, and ink to math for drawing and diagrams.
Select the data, insert a chart, and use recommended charts to choose a suitable type. Add axis titles, chart title, legend, and data labels to clarify the visualization.
Design and format charts with the chart design tab: adjust elements, apply quick layouts, change colors and styles, switch rows and columns, and move or copy charts.
Learn how to add a secondary axis to a chart and switch a series to a line to compare cost with sales, using data labels to avoid confusion.
Learn to customize chart legends by selecting data and editing series names, rename entries to Noida, Delhi, or cost, reorder, uncheck, or remove items, and adjust the horizontal axis text.
Learn how to create and customize a pie chart in Excel, including data selection, 2D/3D options, data labels, legend, and options like pie of pie and bar of pie.
Explore how to create Power Map visuals in Excel, using 2D and 3D maps to visualize sales by state or country, and export as MP4 video with timing and effects.
Discover Excel's quick analysis feature that suggests formatting, charts, totals, and sparklines based on your data, and explore recommended charts and converting data to tables.
Learn to apply and clear Excel filters to refine data by qualification and location, using text and number filters, custom and contains options, top ten and above/below average insights.
Master date and color filters to refine data by year, month, and specific date ranges using before, after, and between options, and isolate entries by color.
Master the advanced filter option under the data tab to copy results to another location. Use a criteria range to filter data with multiple criteria.
Learn to sort data by column in a spreadsheet, using ascending or descending orders, numeric sorts, and apply a custom sort with a custom list (MCA, BCA, BTech).
Group and ungroup data to organize large sets in Excel, then apply subtotals by city or region to summarize totals, collapse and expand levels, and remove all subtotals when needed.
Apply conditional formatting to color-code value-based data, highlighting high performers in green and low performers in red. Learn to select data correctly and use highlight cell rules.
Learn to apply and manage diverse conditional formatting rules—greater/less than, between, text and date rules, duplicates, top/bottom, above/below average, data bars with gradient, color scales, and icon sets.
Learn to manage conditional formatting rules in a spreadsheet by deleting a single data bars rule, editing icon sets, and switching from percent to number thresholds to customize data visuals.
Learn data validation basics and how input messages show criteria like score above 500, then customize error alerts—stop, warning, or information—to guide or block incorrect entries.
Explore the define name feature in Excel, creating and managing defined names with name manager, setting workbook or sheet scope, and using them in formulas and navigation.
Understand how the indirect function resolves references and returns the value in d3. See how defining a named range and using array behavior with ctrl-shift-enter reveals multiple results.
Master hyperlink in Excel by linking to other sheets and defined names like sales_figure, plus external files, websites, and creating new documents.
Learn how to use iferror with vlookup to replace hash/na errors with custom messages like no match found, and apply it across multiple master data sets.
Use hlookup in excel to fetch a contact number from a horizontal table using a name. Transpose data when orientations mismatch, then fill results to the right with Ctrl+R.
Master the match and index functions for lookup and reference in Excel, including exact matches and the difference between lookup array and table array, with Xlookup noted as an alternative.
Use match to locate the mobile number in the master data, then nest index to retrieve the corresponding name, overcoming vlookup limitations.
Learn to use vlookup with true for approximate matches, build an absolute table array, and map scores to grades: 0–40 fail, 40–60 compartment, 60–90 pass, above 90 distinction.
Explore a key Excel lookup trick: use VLOOKUP with an array of column indices aligned to the master data, and determine column numbers with MATCH while locking references for dragging.
Master the exclusive XLOOKUP function in Office 365 to replace VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP, supporting exact and wildcard matches, if not found, return array, and seamless vertical or horizontal data lookups.
Explore how the offset function drives dynamic reporting and dashboards by selecting a moving window of data, then wrap with count and average to compute the last ten entries.
Match your system date format in Excel, distinguishing US month-first formats from Indian day-month-year, and adjust region settings in Control Panel under Region and Language.
Explore date and time formatting in excel using custom formats, including day and weekday, complete month spelling, and year patterns, plus 12-hour and 24-hour time with am/pm.
Explore the datediff function, using start and end dates with placeholders to compute age in years, months, and days from a birth date.
Record Excel macros with VBA to automate tasks, enable the developer tab, and use relative references; save as a macro-enabled workbook and run or edit easily.
Explore macro recording in Excel by modeling an if-based scoring function with relative references, and learn to name macros and automate tasks using templates such as a calendar.
Explore ways to run macros in Excel, including keyboard shortcuts, shape buttons, and customizing the ribbon to access macros, while noting visibility and file open requirements.
Discover the fundamentals of MS Access within the Office suite, covering tables, forms, queries, reports, data import/export, and SQL queries, plus linking tables with primary keys.
Learn to create and design a Microsoft Access table, define data types, input masks, and lookups, and configure fields such as serial number, name, mobile, subjects, gender, and scholarship status.
Learn to create a form from a table using the form wizard, selecting fields and a layout. See the form and table stay interlinked as you update entries.
Create a complete blank form in Access using design view and form controls. Add unbound entries with text boxes, labels, tab controls, and options.
Learn to create a report in ms access using a table or query, select fields, set sorting, and choose a tabular portrait layout with print preview and print options.
Learn how to import and export data in MS Access using external data, exporting to Excel and importing from Excel, with steps for headings, data types, and primary key decisions.
Learn to use MS Access query design to create and save queries, filter data, sort by name, and use square brackets with wildcard and like operators for MCA or B.Tech.
Master the basics of sql (structured query language) by learning core queries to fetch data with select from and where, plus distinct and order by.
Learn the basics of MS Word, its document-focused purpose, and navigate the ribbon with Home, Insert, and Layout tabs, including the Display Box Launcher and Dialog Box options.
Explore font and paragraph formatting options in the home tab, including bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript, and superscript. Adjust font style, size, color, and text effects, then clear formatting.
Master paragraph options include left, center, right, and justified alignment, line spacing, space before and after, indent adjustments, bullets, numbering, and sorting.
Learn how to create and customize bullets and numbering, choose numeric or alphabetic formats, adjust indentation and spacing, and manage sorting options in lists.
Master office productivity: sorting option demonstrates how to use sort by, switch between ascending and descending order, and how numbers and text are sorted by default when arranging data.
Master Word heading patterns to structure documents with heading levels from heading one to heading three using styles beyond bold, and leverage the navigation pane and automatic table of contents.
Master office productivity: collapse and expand sections in MS Word to manage large documents by using heading styles, right-click options, and expand or collapse all headings for fast navigation.
Add and customize a cover page with templates, editing date, title, and subtitle. Learn that cover pages do not count toward page numbering, and use page breaks to control content.
Learn to create and format tables in Word by inserting simple or predefined templates, entering data, adjusting alignment, and managing rows, columns, and table styles.
Insert pictures into your Word document, then use format options—brightness, contrast, color tone, saturation, borders, and crop—and wrap text for proper layout.
Explore Word's live layout preview for online pictures, flexible text wrapping, and new drawing tools with a drawing tab and canvas; learn how to enable draw in the ribbon.
Learn to create and format shapes in MS Word, build a simple hierarchy with rectangles and arrows, insert text, and copy shapes, with SmartArt introduced later.
Master creating a hierarchy structure in MS Word using SmartArt by using the insert tab, choosing a SmartArt layout, and customizing levels, bullets, colors, and formatting.
Create charts in Word or PowerPoint via insert, selecting chart types and linking data from Excel. Capture windows with screen clipping to insert screenshots and see updates as data changes.
Create named bookmarks in a document using the insert tab, then use go to (Ctrl+G or F5) to jump to them, and insert cross reference or hyperlink to bookmarked text.
Discover how to insert and edit hyperlinks in Word, linking to a web page, existing files, document headings or bookmarks, creating new documents, and emailing via the default mail client.
Learn to insert, customize, and remove headers and footers in MS Word, apply built-in templates, and add or remove page numbers at the top or bottom of pages.
Master text boxes, word art, and drop caps from the insert tab, and insert date and time, symbols (like copyright), and equations for printing.
Discover how to use quick parts and document properties in MS Word to insert titles and headers, then see how changing a single property updates all references across the document.
Learn print related options in the page layout tab, including margins (normal or custom), orientation (portrait or landscape), paper size, columns, line numbers, and hyphenation controls.
Learn to set a page background with color, gradients, textures, patterns, or an image, apply presets like Nightfall or Horizon, and add borders with box, shadow, 3D, or custom styles.
Learn how to use Word's read aloud and impressive reader features, including three voice options, to customize reading speed. Adjust text spacing, line focus, column width, and page color.
Learn to create a table of contents by applying heading patterns, selecting a template in the references tab, and updating the table to reflect heading levels.
Discover how to create author profiles, manage sources, insert citations, format selections in italics, and generate a works cited bibliography from MS Office references.
Learn to add captions to images, equations, and tables in Word using insert caption from the references tab, and create cross references and a table of figures.
Learn to add footnotes and endnotes, distinguish bottom-page footnotes from document-end endnotes, and follow practical steps to insert and delete them.
Learn how to mark index entries in MS Word by selecting keywords, applying bold italic formatting, and inserting a classic, alphabetically organized index.
Master mail merge in MS Word by connecting to a data source like Excel or MySQL, inserting merge fields, previewing results, and finishing to print or send personalized emails.
Boost office productivity by mastering spelling and grammar checks in the review tab, and using research, word count, translate, comments, and track changes to edit documents efficiently.
Learn how track changes in Word works by applying insertions, deletions, and formatting to a document. Review the changes and use accept or reject commands to finalize revisions.
Explore simple markup in MS Word to keep track changes tidy with a single line, switchable to reveal edits, and learn to accept or reject changes using the review pane.
Open a new PowerPoint presentation, name it, add slides with various layouts, and organize content with sections and placeholders for MS Office, Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Explore insert options in slides, including text boxes, charts, headers and footers, slide numbers, and audio, with step-by-step guidance on applying to individual or all slides.
Master slide show options to run from the beginning or current slide, using F5 or Shift+F5, and build custom slide shows with specific sequences.
Apply PowerPoint design techniques by selecting predefined themes, adjusting colors and fonts across all slides, setting background styles, and saving custom themes for reuse.
Apply transition effects in PowerPoint to slides, adjust duration, customize with effect options like random bars, shape, split, vertical out or horizontal in, and add sound or apply to all.
Explore PowerPoint animation basics: apply entrance, emphasis, and exit effects to slide objects, including animation path, adjust duration and order, add multiple animations, and set a click trigger.
Explore the basics of Google Sheets and compare it with MS Excel. Learn to create blank sheets, save to Google Drive, and use offline access.
Learn how autofill and smart fill in Google Sheets recognize patterns to extend numbers, dates, weekdays, and text, and manage sheets by creating, renaming, and styling.
Explain how to use operators and the bodmas order of operations in spreadsheets, compute profit with cell references, and build formulas using equal sign, brackets, and autofill.
Master advanced math functions in Excel, including sumif, sumifs, averageif, averageifs, countif, and countifs, through practical examples with multiple criteria and optional arguments.
Explore logical functions and operators, learn how the if function applies a logical test using greater than, less than, equals, and does not equal, and output pass or fail.
Explore how to create nested if functions in Excel to grade scores—fail under 40, compartment between 40 and 60, and pass above 60—locking the first test for accuracy.
This lesson shows using if functions to determine scholarship eligibility from scores, compute the award as (score minus 70) times 1000 for scores above 70, label toppers and lowest scorers.
Use the if function to determine scholarship eligibility and compute (score-70)*1000 for scores above 70, and apply max/min with nested ifs to identify topper, lowest, fail, and pass.
Apply and and or logic in Excel with the IF function to evaluate unit test, Hafeli score, and final score and determine pass or fail.
Explore upper, lower, proper, sentence case, and trim functions in spreadsheets to transform text and remove extra spaces; learn nesting such as applying trim before upper.
Explore how left, right, and find functions in office applications extract characters from strings and locate positions, with practical examples.
Learn how to use the mid function in Excel to extract mobile numbers from text, using dynamic starting positions with find and hyphen for reliable data extraction.
Explore how the concatenate function joins text and formats phone numbers using left, mid, and right functions to build a 3-4-3 pattern with hyphens.
Master Office Productivity teaches the replace function in MS Office to standardize pin codes to 110011 using find and write to locate a six-digit pin.
Explore the substitute function in spreadsheets, contrasting substitute with replace, and learn how to search and replace text, control case sensitivity, and use the length function to count occurrences.
Learn to split a single column in Google Sheets with split text to column, using auto-detect and custom separators to extract phone numbers.
Apply filters in Google Sheets to isolate data by criteria such as qualification and location. Use text and number filters, custom formulas, and filter views to save and reuse criteria.
Apply a slicer in Google Sheets to filter by a selected column, then sort data ascending or descending, and generate column statistics while ignoring header rows.
Learn to apply conditional formatting in Google Sheets, using text and value rules, custom formulas, and color scales to highlight data based on conditions.
Learn how to create, name, and manage ranges in Google Sheets, using names like sales_data and cost to navigate cells and feed formulas.
Learn how to create and navigate links in Google Sheets by inserting links to named ranges, specific cell ranges, other sheets, and external websites, using insert link and right-click options.
Master data validation in Google Sheets by applying text, date, number, and list rules; validate emails and URLs, use checkboxes, and implement custom formulas.
Learn to build pivot tables in Google Sheets to summarize data with rows, columns, values, and filters, using fields like item, date, client, and number sold.
Learn to create and customize charts in Google Sheets by selecting data ranges, configuring axes, legends, and series, and choosing chart types such as column, combo, and pie.
Learn how to use vlookup for vertical data to fetch a name's details from a master sheet. Explore import range for cross-sheet lookups and exact-match options.
Learn to use IFERROR with VLOOKUP to replace #N/A with no data found, and perform multi-source lookups across sheet one and sheet four by nesting VLOOKUP inside IFERROR.
Explore Hlookup for horizontal data, compare it with Vlookup, and learn to transpose data with paste special to retrieve contacts from master data.
Master the match and index functions to perform exact lookups in master data, using nesting beyond vlookup to retrieve names or numbers by contact.
Demonstrates using nested match and index to retrieve names and qualifications from master data by phone number, using exact-match with absolute references and avoiding vlookup.
Use Vlookup with approximate matches by setting is_sorted to true. Map scores: 0–39.99 = fail, 40–59.99 = compartment, 60–89.99 = pass, 90+ = distinction.
Master array vlookup to return multiple columns in one go by constructing an array in vlookup. Learn to anchor ranges and enter the formula with ctrl-shift-enter.
Master date and time in Google Sheets by learning correct date entry, essential functions (year, month, day, date, today, now, time), and basic formatting options for accurate calculations.
Learn how to use datediff to calculate age in years, months, and days, and how to count workdays with network days and network days intl, including holidays and custom weekends.
Record macros in Google Sheets to automate formatting tasks, using relative references, saving with a name and shortcut, and running them via a button.
Learn to share and protect Google Sheets by setting permissions, sharing links, and applying sheet and range protection to control who can edit.
Master Google Docs basics, including opening blank documents, using templates, uploading files, and saving to drive. Learn editing, viewing, and suggesting modes with track changes.
Learn to create and customize bullets and numbering in documents, create sub bullets with indent, switch to numbered lists or checklists, apply different bullet styles, adjust indents, and clear formatting.
Explore the importance of styles in docs and how heading patterns organize content for tables of contents, bookmarks, and hyperlinks. Use document outline navigation to move through headings efficiently.
Explore the file tab in docs, including creating new files, opening, uploading, making copies, emailing, sharing, downloading, offline access, renaming, moving, shortcuts, trash, publishing, and document details.
Explore Google Docs print options through page setup, adjusting orientation, paper size (A4/A3), margins, color, and print preview, and learn printing destinations, page ranges, and scaling.
Learn to insert, format, and manage headers and footers in Google Docs, including margins, different first page, different odd and even pages, and page numbers.
Master the edit tab in docs by using undo and redo, copy, cut, paste (with and without formatting), delete, select all, and find and replace with case sensitivity.
Navigate the view tab in Docs to switch between print layout, editing and viewing modes, show rulers and the document outline, and manage section and page breaks.
Master office productivity teaches inserting a table of content from the insert tab, using heading styles, and choosing page numbers or blue links, with updates when headings change.
Learn how to add footnotes in Google Docs, insert and number them with ctrl alt f, and delete them for online viewing or printing.
Insert a horizontal line for separation, then insert dates using today, tomorrow, or yesterday via the at symbol, and access special characters and symbols in Google Docs.
Explore how to insert and manage images in Google Docs, including uploading from computer, web search, or a URL, and adjust text wrapping, size, rotation, transparency, and recolor.
Learn to create and format tables in Google Docs: insert tables, merge cells for headers, set alignment, adjust width, height, borders, and cell padding, and manage rows and columns.
Insert and customize charts in docs by selecting a chart type such as bar, column, line, or pie, and link it to a Google Sheet to apply the update.
Learn to create and insert drawings in Google Docs using the drawing tool. Use lines, shapes, word art, arrows, and image options, then save the drawing as an image.
Explore text formatting in Google Docs, including bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, and superscript or subscript, plus changing case and creating multi-column layouts with configurable spacing.
Learn to add and remove comments in docs using the plus sign or insert menu, and to create and insert citations with author, title, publisher, year, and digital object identifier.
Discover how to search for, install, and manage Google Docs add-ons, including mail merge integrations with Google Sheet. Evaluate options by ratings and permissions, then complete the setup.
Learn how to perform mail merge in Google Docs using the mail merge add-on to send personalized emails from a spreadsheet, with merge fields for name, course, qualification, and contact.
Explore Google Slides by creating blank presentations, applying themes, using templates, adding placeholders, text boxes, and images, then presenting.
Learn essential Google Slides techniques to rename slides, organize slides, add and format text boxes and images, insert shapes, apply backgrounds and themes, and create slide transitions for effective presentations.
Explore the file tab options for sharing, opening, importing slides, making copies, and downloading in various formats, with emphasis on keeping themes when importing and selecting slides.
Explore view tab options: flip strip and grid views, zoom levels (fit, 50%, 100%), rulers and guides, and full screen; switch to edit tab for undo, redo, copy, paste.
Navigate the format tab to apply borders, border colors, widths, and styles, and adjust size, rotation, aspect ratio, and text fitting for text boxes and images.
Create and customize Google Forms, connect responses to Google Sheets, and configure various question types and templates with themes and sharing options for efficient data collection.
Learn to create contact groups (labels) in Gmail, send mail to a group, schedule sending, and extend the undo-send window from settings.
Learn how to grant access in Gmail to delegate control without sharing passwords. This video covers enabling the feature, what delegated users can do, and how to revoke access.
Explore how action buttons manage emails, including archive, delete, report spam, mark as read or unread, and snooze, plus organizing with labels, move to, and label colors.
Activate the vacation responder in settings, set the date range, and customize the subject and message. Save changes to enable or disable the vacation responder.
Activate Gmail reading pane and keyboard shortcuts to preview emails with a split screen, adjust pane size, and use shortcuts like composing with c and sending with ctrl+enter.
Mark emails with a star to view them in the starred folder, customize star options in settings, and save changes to prioritize important messages.
Enable Gmail templates in settings, create and save drafts as templates, and insert them during compose or reply to streamline course inquiries.
Explore how to create and manage Gmail filters, using search options to target messages such as course inquiry, apply labels, archive, mark as read, forward, or delete.
Learn to create multiple Gmail signatures, set default signatures for new emails and replies, and apply them during compose or reply.
Master unlimited mail merge using a Google Sheets template, prepare the recipient sheet with placeholders, and send personalized bulk emails via Gmail mail merge.
Enable offline mail in Gmail under general settings, choose synchronization period, download attachments, and select keep offline data on your computer to access messages without internet.
Master Microsoft Office & Google Workspace (G Suite) – 30+ Hours of Practical Learning
All-in-One Productivity Suite Masterclass – Learn Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Gmail, Sheets, Docs, Drive, Slides, Forms & more
Do you want to boost your productivity, get job-ready skills, or streamline your workday using the world’s two most powerful office suites?
Whether you're a working professional, job-seeker, teacher, freelancer, or a business owner, this course gives you the complete training you need to master both Microsoft Office and Google Workspace (formerly G Suite).
What You’ll Learn
Microsoft Excel (Beginner to Advanced)
Formulas, Pivot Tables, Charts, VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, Macros, Financial Functions, Conditional Formatting, Data Validation and more
Microsoft Word
Document formatting, Styles, Table of Contents, Mail Merge, Citations, Collaboration tools, Templates
Microsoft PowerPoint
Professional slide design, animations, transitions, multimedia handling, Office Mix
Microsoft Access
Create databases, tables, forms, reports, and use SQL queries
Google Sheets
Formulas, Charts, Pivot Tables, VLOOKUP, IF Statements, Macros, Data Validation, Collaboration
Google Docs
Formatting, collaboration tools, Table of Contents, Citations, Mail Merge
Google Slides
Presentation design, animations, diagrams, multimedia management
Gmail Productivity
Filters, Templates, Shortcuts, Delegation, Scheduling, Offline Access
Google Drive
File management, sharing, advanced search, integrations
Google Forms, Calendar, Keep, Meet & Sites
Create forms, automate calendars, take notes, conduct meetings, and build websites with Google Sites
Why This Course?
30+ Hours of In-Depth Video Training
Real-World Examples and Hands-On Tasks
Certificate of Completion
Downloadable Resources and Practice Files
Taught by an Industry Expert with 14+ Years of Experience
Great Reviews from Past Learners
What You’ll Gain
Confidence in using both Microsoft and Google tools professionally
Ability to prepare documents, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, forms, and reports efficiently
Time-saving strategies using automation, templates, and cloud tools
Resume-boosting skills aligned with modern workplace demands
Enroll now and become highly productive with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. This course delivers real-world skills without the fluff.