INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL HANDBOOK

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Wed 14 Mar 2012, 09:08 Delegate James Edosa said...

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Excel Introduction course

INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL HANDBOOK

What do you think is the best approach when using the excel handbook for personal development?

Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:21 Trainer Paul said...

RE: INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL HANDBOOK

Hi James,

I would personally go through it systematically from front to back. I would ensure that I have a good understanding of each subject before moving to the next. I would also use external help sources such as google and youtube to assist with the learning process as your learning style may not only be visual.

Good luck

Cheers
Paul

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