Practise Excel exercises, workbooks

Hi Lisa,

Thank you for the forum question.

I have been running Excel courses for 22 years, and I always advice my clients to summarise the course not later than 2 weeks after the course.

Based on my many years as Excel trainer I find the best way of doing it like this.

Take some of your own files. Copy them so you will not need to worry about ruin working files. Your data make much more sense to your brain than getting an exercise file. When you did the feedback on the course, our website sent you an email with a link to our handbooks.

When we invited you to the virtual courses, we asked you to download the course material and in the course material, you also got a link to the handbook.

You can still from the email invitation download Tom's file and the handbook.

I tell my clients to go through the pages in the handbook. Not read the pages, but when you get to the page which explain, it could be conditional formatting, add conditional formatting to your own file copy.

Not only make your own data more sense to your brain, but by trying the tools in your own file, will give you ideas of how you with your new knowledge can work more efficient in the future.

If you still have Tom's file, you can use the file as a reference to what you did on the virtual course.

You can also redo what you did on the courses in Tom's files, but you will find it easier and more relevant, if you use your own data.

It is very important, that you summarise the course to remember the tools.

Kind regards

Jens Bonde
Microsoft Office Specialist Trainer

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