What is a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet can be as simple as a table for organising and manipulating data in a structured way or a sophisticated tool for complex calculations and data analysis.
Data in a spreadsheet is arranged in rows and columns. Functions and formulae can be used to perform calculations and analyse your data.
Microsoft Excel is currently the most-used spreadsheet program in the workplace.
Why use a spreadsheet?
Using a spreadsheet makes tasks like sorting, searching and even producing graphs and charts very simple to do. Excel has built-in features to automate data-processing to reduce the potential for errors and to increase the reliability of data reporting.
Many roles require the use of spreadsheets and there are very many data-processing scenarios which are well suited to using a spreadsheet.
Microsoft Excel Training
Introduction
Course duration = 1 day
Pre-course requisites
Delegates should have:
Understanding and some experience of general computer use (keyboard and mouse). No Excel experience is necessary or assumed
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Improver
Course duration = 1 day
Pre-course requisites
Delegates should have:
Basic, general use of Excel
This course is designed for those who are not beginners but would like to improve their skills and further their knowledge
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Intermediate
Course duration = 1 day
Pre-course requisites
Delegates should have:
Attended an Introductory or Improver course OR
Have reasonable experience of most of the/ topics in the Introduction-level course
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Advanced
Course duration = 1 day
Pre-course requisites
Delegates should have:
Attended an Intermediate-level course OR
Be confident in applying most of the topics in the Introduction and Intermediate courses