Microsoft Excel Overview

Excel is a tool that is very useful in all businesses. It provides the ability to plan a budget, develop charts, maintain customer or mail lists, and can be used to provide accurate math calculations for most financial spreadsheets. Understanding how to use functions and formulas effectively will allow students to be more productive in Excel. The following are classes available:

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Excel 2010- Level 1
Excel 2010 - Level 2
Excel 2010 - Level 3

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The most common versions used in industry are Excel 2010. If you have an older version, you might want to upgrade to the Microsoft Office 2010 suite due to potential incompatibility issues.

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The following are some examples:

Excel Macros Example (Requires Excel 2003 or later)
Excel Short Cut Keys (PDF File)
Excel Sort Example (Requires Excel 2003 or later)
Excel 2007 Methods to enter formulas
Excel 2010 Autofil Examples
Excel 2003 Add a calculated field to an Pivot Table

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Excel 2010 Beginning class courseware
Excel 2010 Intermediate class courseware

Excel 2010 Interface Example

Excel 2007 Interface Example

Excel 2003 Interface Example