Excel can be used for anything from keeping basic budgets to compiling complex reports complete with graphs and charts. It’s handy for keeping track of personal spending, as well as for structuring vital business data. This means that everyone (startups, home industries, international conglomerates, housekeepers, and students, etc.) can benefit from Microsoft Excel training courses. The nice thing about short Excel courses is that they can be completed in next to no time; sometimes in as little as half a day. Other advanced Excel training courses are more in-depth, such as those that delve deeper in Excel VBA. Out of necessity, some short courses are strictly classroom-based, but other, simpler Excel courses are online. Courses can also be tiered, so you can complete a level one Excel course now and then complete levels two and three as and when you have the time. No matter which courses you sign up for, you need to ensure that your Excel training provider is properly registered and licensed and that the qualifications are nationally recognised.

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