Microsoft Excel Training Courses
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Our live instructor-led Microsoft Excel training courses are held in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Our hands-on Excel courses are offered at the introduction, intermediate and advanced levels for 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and 365 users. Learn to efficiently enter formulas using common and advanced functions, quickly format worksheets, use IF and Vlookup functions, apply conditional formatting, apply filtering, create tables, generate basic and advanced pivot tables, create dashboards, work with Power Pivot and Power Query business intelligence tools, use What-if analysis tools and learn to program and automate Excel using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) even if you have never programmed before.
Register for a public classroom course in downtown Toronto or arrange a custom course at your site or ours as instructor-led classroom (ILC) or, for remote users, as virtual classroom (VC) courses.
UPCOMING EXCEL COURSES
Microsoft Excel: Introduction | December 16, 2019
Microsoft Excel: Intermediate / Advanced | December 18/19, 2019
Microsoft Excel: Introduction | January 13, 2019
Microsoft Excel: Intermediate / Advanced | January 30/31, 2020
Microsoft Excel: Data Analysis with Functions, Dashboards and What-If Analysis Tools | February 3/4, 2020
Microsoft Excel: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Macros | Introduction | February 27/28, 2020
Looking for custom training? Contact us to arrange custom training at your site or ours.
Check out our blog for Excel tips, tricks and shortcuts. If you are looking for information about new features, you may be interested in our Microsoft Excel version overviews.
Microsoft Excel Learning Path
Just getting started? Novice users can start with our Microsoft Excel: Introduction course.
Learn core competencies in our Microsoft Excel: Intermediate / Advanced course. You may also want to check out our Microsoft Excel: Visualizing Data with Charts course.
Take your skills to the next level in our Microsoft Excel: Data Analysis with Functions, Dashboards and What-If Analysis Tools course.
Do you want to learn to automate Excel? Check out our Microsoft Excel: Introduction to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) Macros course designed for non-programmers or Microsoft Excel: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Macros | Intermediate course if you already know the basics of VBA. Need to work with large data sets? You may benefit from our Microsoft Excel Business Intelligence (BI) courses – Microsoft Excel: Introduction to Power Query to Get and Transform Data and Microsoft Excel: Introduction to Power Pivot and Data Modelling .
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Custom training
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