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ResolvedVersion 2007

Louisa has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Course material for Excel training

I have found the 120 page course material pack but I have not been able to find the abbreviated version. Please could someone tell me where I could find it? Many thanks.

RE: Course material for Excel training

Hi, are you after the workbook that was handed out during your class?

RE: Course material for Excel training

Yes, I think so. We didn't get a workbook during our session but were told that we would be able to get a long and short version of the workbook after the training. I have downloaded the 120 page version.

RE: Course material for Excel training

Hi Louisa,

Please find attached the in course manual and exercise files.

If it is okay I will now mark this post as completed.

Regards

Simon

Attached files...

Excel 2007 Advanced In-Course Manual Rev 1_1.doc
Excel 2007 Advanced course files.zip

 

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