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Microsoft Excel Lessons

Build spreadsheets, formulas, charts, and practical business workbooks.

Four-part learning path

Begin with Excel fundamentals, develop formula skills, analyze data, and finish by creating effective charts.

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Excel Learning Path

Choose a Module

Work through the modules in order or open the lesson that matches the skill you need today.

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Module 1

Getting Started

Build a strong foundation by learning the Excel workspace, worksheet formatting, moving and copying, and working with multiple worksheets.

Beginner · Self-paced

Getting Started

Learn the Excel workspace, enter and edit data, create formulas, and save a workbook.

Beginner · Self-paced

Formatting

Format numbers, text, alignment, borders, fills, and worksheet cells for clarity and professionalism.

Beginner · Self-paced

Moving and Copying

Move and copy data and formulas, use the fill handle, and understand how copied references change.

Beginner · Self-paced

Multiple Worksheets

Insert, rename, copy, group, and link worksheets with cross-sheet and three-dimensional formulas.

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Module 2

Formulas

Develop practical formula skills with common functions, references, logical tests, advanced functions, and financial calculations.

Beginner · Self-paced

Basic Functions

Use SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, and MIN and navigate efficiently with the Name Box and Go To.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Absolute References

Keep selected cells, rows, or columns fixed when formulas are copied by using absolute and mixed references.

Intermediate · Self-paced

IF Functions

Create IF and nested IF formulas that return different results when logical conditions are true or false.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Beyond Basic Functions

Use PMT, VLOOKUP, SUMIF, named ranges, and related formulas in practical business worksheets.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Loan Amortization

Calculate a loan payment and build a complete amortization schedule with Excel formulas and the PMT function.

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Module 3

Data Analysis

Organize, summarize, explore, and protect worksheet data with filters, subtotals, PivotTables, Goal Seek, and other helpful features.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Filtering

Prepare and sort Excel data so records can be viewed and analyzed by selected criteria.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Subtotals

Create automatic group totals and counts, use outline levels, and remove subtotal calculations.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Pivot Tables

Create PivotTables, arrange fields, change summary calculations, format values, and filter with slicers.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Goal Seek

Use Goal Seek and the FV function to determine the input required to reach a financial target.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Helpful Features

Use outlines, notes, worksheet protection, data validation, Freeze Panes, and Paste Special Transpose.

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Module 4

Charts

Turn worksheet values into clear visual reports and then enhance those charts with advanced series, annotations, combo charts, and sparklines.

Beginner · Self-paced

Creating Graphs

Create and modify column, line, stacked-column, and pie charts, and add labels and trendlines.

Intermediate · Self-paced

Beyond Basic Charts

Add data series, build combo charts, use a secondary axis, annotate charts, add images, and create sparklines.

Additional Excel Resource

Printing and Page Setup

The printing lesson remains available as a supplemental topic while the four core modules focus on the learning path above.

Beginner · Self-paced

Printing and Page Setup Features

Prepare worksheets for printing with page layout, print areas, titles, headers, footers, and related controls.

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