Using Excel will help you sharpen your skills for fast business analysis, people management, operations management, performance reporting, office administration, strategic analysis, project management, and managing programs.

Excel will improve your job, increase salary, help you get stuff done, and generate reports and business insights. Excel applications help businesses compile all their financial data, including yearly credit and debit sheets.

Easy arithmetic solutions, formatting options, availability of online access, charts for analysis, bringing all the data in one place, and human resource planning are some benefits you can achieve using Microsoft Excel Top 50 formulas.

You will be able to do the following after completing this course:

A better, faster, more robust Excel use

Save hours and boost your productivity in Excel

Use math, statistical, logic and text functions

Is this course for you?

This course on using Excel is beneficial for both professionals and individuals can use this skill to plan for a weekly, monthly or yearly calendar or personal appointments, manage bill payments, budget, homework, favourite sports team's games and many more. Having the skill to use Excel can help to compile, filter, search, organise and simplify large amounts of data.

A professional can use Excel to organise, calculate, and evaluate quantitative data, which is useful when making important decisions. Having skills in excel enables one to present information, is the most effective way to help the decision, makers and is also a critical skill o climb up the ladder in any sector.

Why choose this course?

• Conducted by industry experts
• Get Instant E-certificate
• Fully online, interactive course with Professional voice-over
• Developed by qualified professionals
• Self-paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone-friendly
• Tutor Support

Career Path

Excel will open many opportunities for anyone due to its versatile use in business settings, from project management to human resources, financial analysts, accountants, business analysts, retail managers, project managers, data journalists, and not limited to this. The salary expectation can grow from £20,000 per annum to £45,000 per annum.