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MS Excel - JumpStart to Analyst
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(327 ratings)
5,205 students

MS Excel - JumpStart to Analyst

Fastest way from 0 to proficient beginner. No B.S, short, concise tutorial.
Created byJason Zhang
Last updated 6/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • Use Excel functions and formulas proficiently like a professional analyst
  • Perform better in the workplace using not only Excel technical skills, but also correct mindset

Course content

6 sections • 42 lectures • 2h 17m total length

  • Watch this before you start1:38
  • DOWNLOAD WORK FILE HERE0:06
  • How to join my email list0:11

    Join BestAnalyst.org email list to get exclusive contents, career tips, Excel tips for free! Here is the link: http://eepurl.com/bIENWv. I don't bother you very often, but when I do, I hope you can benefit from it the next day.

  • Excel Learning Road Map and What's covered3:20

    1. What do I mean by basic excel or advanced excel, where are you at?

    2. How and What you will learn?

  • Get started with Excel1:57

    Navigate through the layout of Excel. Skip this if you have worked with Excel before

Requirements

  • Have Microsoft Excel 2007 or above installed

Description

If you want a career change to more analytical role, if you want to be an analyst, this course is the fastest way for you to learn Excel. 

Here in this course, I only teach things that you will apply in your work as an analyst. There are thousands of functions in Excel, what analyst use on daily basis is within 20. Among thousands of shortcuts in Excel. What an analyst need is under 30. I am going to save your time and only teach the things that are important, from the start. That's why it's a jump-start.

The analysts I am referring to are financial analysts, budget analysts,and research analysts. Because I've been working in all of these positions from start-up to Fortune 500 companies. I know at this point your job is somewhat about digging in numbers and impress your boss with what you find. I am here to help you to impress your boss, get promoted, get hired, and become one of the best.

Who this course is for:

  • Entry level analyst who wants to improve Excel skills quickly
  • People who are looking for analyst jobs
  • Having been using Excel for a while but wondering if there is better way to do certain things
  • Switching to Analyst position from other jobs

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