
In this video you will be facing the first question of this course. Please take your time and pause when needed to try and practice it yourself.
In this video you will be facing the second question of this course. Please take your time and pause when needed to try and practice it yourself.
Please download the two files attached: Orders.csv, Prices.csv. Those will be presented and used in the next videos.
Build a complete Excel sales dashboard in 3 hours - even if you've never used Power Query before.
This is the most direct path from "I know basic Excel" to "I built a dashboard my manager actually uses." No filler, no 30-hour theory marathons - just the exact skills employers and managers care about, taught through a real project.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to:
✓ Connect and clean messy data with Power Query (the #1 skill ChatGPT can't do for you)
✓ Build dynamic Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts that update automatically
✓ Use the Excel formulas that actually matter at work (XLOOKUP, SUMIFS, INDEX/MATCH, and more)
✓ Design a professional sales dashboard from scratch - one you can put on your resume
✓ Understand WHY each step matters, not just which buttons to click
Who this course is for:
- Beginners who want to stop Googling Excel formulas every 5 minutes
- Junior analysts preparing for their first dashboard project at work
- Anyone tired of asking AI to "just do it" and wanting to actually understand what's happening
Why this course is different in 2026:
AI can write formulas. AI can't build judgment. This course teaches you to think like an analyst - to know which data matters, how to structure a dashboard people actually use, and why one approach beats another. That's the skill that makes you valuable.
Includes:
- 3 hours of focused, no-fluff video lessons
- Downloadable Excel files to follow along
- Lifetime access and free updates
- Udemy's 30-day money-back guarantee
P.S. - I want to thank Daniel Harosh for editing this course. You are amazing.
Also, this course is dedicated to my late friends, Eytam Magini and Tomer Morad. I miss you guys.