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Master Excel’s suite of business intelligence tools (Power Query, Power Pivot, Power Maps etc) on this 2-day Excel training course.
This is a hands-on course that includes lots of time to experiment with what you are being taught and ask questions.
By the time you finish, you’ll be a confident Excel Power Query and Power Pivot user.
✔ A complete Excel Power Tools course that covers all of Excel’s BI functions.
✔ Plenty of one to one attention and time to ask questions.
✔ Friendly expert trainers, small groups and a comfortable place to learn.
✔ Ongoing support and help with issues you have after the course.
By the end of this course you will be confidently using Excel’s business intelligence Power Tools to analyse data.
You’ll be very comfortable using Microsoft Excel to:
You don’t need any prior experience with Excel’s Power Tools to attend this course.
It is recommended that you have completed our Excel Advanced level workshop, or have equivalent experience.
It is expected that you have a good understanding of Excel functions such as IF and VLookup functions, as well as Defined Names, Importing Data and a basic understanding of Pivot Tables.
You don’t need to bring anything with you. We include everything that you’ll need for a really fun, productive day of training.
Our courses run from 9.30am to roughly 4.15pm with refreshments and biscuits throughout the day and a break for a tasty, freshly prepared lunch.
We offer a relaxed, supportive learning environment, fully air-conditioned training facilities and some of the nicest instructors on the planet.
Also, you’ll receive:
✔ A full-colour A4 manual covering everything in the course to keep.
✔ A USB stick so that you can take your course exercises home with you.
✔ A Certificate of Attendance.
Download full course details This session introduces the course looking at why you might be using Power Query or other Excel Power Tools.
During this section we look at importing data for data analysis from a number of data sources.
We now move to refining our data for use in our data analysis. This section focuses on rows, which the next section focuses on columns.
We now look at how to use power query.
This section looks a using Microsoft Excel Power Pivot and how to analyse new data using it.
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