Microsoft Excel Training - Numerical excellence for all
Tue 4th September 2007
Identifying a need for training
Do you need an easier way to manage your household budget? How about finding an efficient way to create mailing lists? Perhaps you need to create financial forecasts or analyse sales figures for your work? Or maybe you are a student needing to analyse and present your research data? No longer do you require a pen and paper, time to scratch your head and a place to store numerous paper copies for future reference. Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program used in the management of data. It can show you the relationship between X and Y and apply formulae to large quantities of data. Although many people have a good understanding of the program, Microsoft Excel training is often required to master the more advanced functions.
Microsoft Excel training will enable you to organize and calculate financial, scientific, personal or business related data in tabular format. For you and your target audience to more easily understand the relationship between the data, the information can subsequently be presented and analysed in a variety of graphical formats.
Benefits of Microsoft Excel Training
Whether you work in the financial world as an accountant or as a statistician in the world of research, Microsoft Excel Training can contribute towards personal and professional success. As new versions of the software are introduced, you may need to update your skills to ensure that you can keep pace with the competition. Effective data management skills can contribute to a more informed decision making process and thereby improve outcomes. This increased efficiency can save you and your business time and money.
Microsoft Excel can be used to store data. This can be useful when it comes to comparing figures from previous years and when trying to identify trends. It is also much more convenient than having to hunt through filing cabinets to find the information you require.
If you are involved in the international business market, consider the fact that numerical data does not need to be translated into another language. Microsoft Excel can therefore be a useful way of presenting data to a wide audience.
Options for Training
Microsoft Excel training can be tailored to suit your needs. There are four levels of Microsoft Excel training: introduction, intermediate, advanced and Visual Basic / VBA. Having identified your level of knowledge, the next step is to select an appropriate training method. One option is to sign up for a self-directed learning program; either paper based or computer based. A popular alternative is to consider instructor-led training at a training centre or in-house. This can be conducted by Microsoft Certified Trainers in a group format or on a one-to-one basis.
It only remains to be said that you must find your own formula for success.
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