
UdemyThis course is aimed squarely at people who have never opened Excel, or who count as beginner-level users, with the explicit goal of turning them into functional, effective users of the spreadsheet.
You'll need a copy of Microsoft Excel for Windows to follow along, since practice is central to the format. The instructor demonstrates in Excel 2010, but notes any version from Excel 2007 onward works, since earlier versions share the same underlying concepts even with a different interface.
All exercises revolve around data from a fictional bookstore, with downloadable files so you can follow along inside the actual videos rather than just watching. A downloadable table of contents in the first chapter lays out every topic the course covers across its 89 videos and roughly 9.5 hours of runtime.
Note that, as a free course, it does not come with a completion certificate.
Welcome to the Useful Excel for Beginners course.
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of Excel and become an effective user. The target audience for the course are those who have never used Excel before and those who are beginner level users. You would need a copy of Microsoft Excel for Windows since you will be practicing along with the course. I use Excel 2010 for Windows in the videos but any version with Excel 2007 for Windows or later would work. Excel Versions prior to 2007 have a different user interface but concepts will apply.
As the course is targeting beginners, it has been developed to be very easy to follow. We will be working with data related to a book store in the exercises. The files are available for download and you can follow along the videos while practicing.
The course covers the topics that you would need to know, to become a functional user. You can download the Table of Contents document from Chapter 1, to see all the topics the course will address. The course has 89 videos and runs for 9.5 hours.
Since this is a free course, Udemy does not offer certificates anymore.
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