This Essentials Microsoft Excel training course is suitable whatever version of Excel you use, from 2007 – 2016, you will expand your knowledge and skills. By the end of this course, you will be able to create charts, work effectively with multiple sheets in workbooks, use basic functions effectively, use productivity tools and work with the Excel list/database features.
Led by highly experienced Microsoft Excel trainers with many years of experience our hands-on courses mean that you will leave with lots of practical Excel experience as well as useful tips and tricks.
This course is instructor led, involving the use of numerous examples and exercises in a workshop environment in order to allow you plenty of time to practice and consolidate your learning. We train on version 2016 which is almost identical to 2007, 2010 and 2013, please make the trainer aware on the day if you use a another version and they can point out anything that may be slightly different.
Once you have completed this you will be ready to move onto our Intermediate Excel course.
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Download the course details Master the basics of Microsoft Excel the easy way with our Excel Essentials training course.
Learn all of the core skills that you need to use Excel day-to-day. This course is designed for beginners and you only need basic computer skills to take part.
We know that learning Excel for the first time can be a bit daunting.
Our approachable, experienced Excel trainers will quickly get you using Excel confidently. They will also share lots of tips and tricks.
This is a hands-on course. It includes lots of time to practice what you are being taught and try things out for yourself.
By the time you finish, you’ll be comfortable using a wide range of Excel’s core features.
✔ A complete beginner’s course that covers all of the basics.
✔ Plenty of one to one attention and time to ask questions
✔ Friendly expert trainers, small groups and a comfortable place to learn
✔ All the materials and extras that you’ll ever need
✔ Ongoing support and help with issues you have after the course
Don’t worry, you don’t need any previous experience of using Microsoft Excel.
You only need a basic understanding of working with computers and Windows.
If you can work with multiple windows, navigate the desktop and know a bit about storing files in folders you’ll be absolutely fine.
Our courses run from 9.30 am to approximately 4.15pm. While you are with us we are focused on offering you a relaxed and productive learning environment. When you book a course with us you get the following:
The first session in this course focuses on showing you how to find your way round Excel. It explains how you navigate around the screen and how you access the many functions and tools that Excel contains.
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This session gets you using spreadsheets for the first time, and shows you how to create, input data into and save a workbook. It also shows you how to format the data that you have put into Excel and spell check it for typos.
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This session focuses on explaining how to work with the cells in a spreadsheet. It shows you how to select specific areas of a spreadsheet (including areas that aren’t continuous) or to select whole rows or columns.
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Now that you are comfortable working with the basics in spreadsheets the course shows you how to work with the data in your spreadsheet. It leads you through editing your data, deleting your cells or whole spreadsheet and finally the undo function that Excel contains.
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Excel allows you to share your workbook with other users on the same network and on OneDrive and edit have multiple people editing it. Changes are saved when you close your document and you will be able to see other users changes when you re-open. With just one working file it disposes of the need to email a spreadsheet between team members and then try and merge the changes and see changes that others have made.
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Excel contains a very useful function called “Fill”. It allows you to very quickly create a series of entries in a series ( e.g. 1,2,3,4,5 ….. 45,46 ….) just by entering the initial members of the series.
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The ability of Excel to manipulate data by using formulas is one of it’s key properties. This session is a gentle introduction to formulas explaining how they work and introducing some of the simpler, standard formulas that Excel contains.
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Another key part of working with and understanding formulas in Excel is referencing. Formulas must draw the information that they use from somewhere. Usually this is a cell in the spreadsheet. Ensuring that the formulas always work with the correct pieces of information even when they are cut and paste is key. This session explains how referencing works and how to ensure that your formulas work with the correct information.
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As you can in other Microsoft Office programs, Excel allows you to format the font, background and other text effects of your text very flexibly. This session will show you all of the different possibilities that Excel has to offer.
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When you are working with a spreadsheet it is very likely that you will work with other types of data than just text. Most likely your spreadsheet will contain numbers, dates, fractions, currency and possibly other items. Excel will allow you to format each of these types of data appropriately so that it is easy to read and obvious to the user what type of data they are looking at.
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This session focuses on how to apply, remove and format options on cell borders. Borders are a very useful way to help users navigate the information held in a spreadsheet. This session will show you how to use Excel’s functionality to apply them quickly.
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Each spreadsheet is held within a worksheet. Just as there are a number of options to manipulate and customise the appearance of a cell, there are a number of ways that the appearance of a whole worksheet can be manipulated. We will show you how to make sure that your worksheets are formatted and structured exactly how you would like them to be.
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Once you have created your spreadsheet and used it to store and manipulate your data you will want to print it out at some point. This session introduces the basics of printing from Excel.
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This final session of the course goes into more detail on printing in Excel. It shows you how to control things like margins, the orientation of your page and the background of your printed area.
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