These classes run in a computer lab and you do not need to bring your own device. Face-to-face, presenter-taught trainingĭelivery style Face-to-face classes (CCE, Newtown).If you do not have these skills, we recommend attending Basic Computer Skills Course and Effective Internet Use before attempting this course. You should be familiar with the basic functions of a computer operating system such as navigating the environment using a mouse and keyboard, starting applications, copying and pasting objects, formatting text, creating folders, opening files, saving files, familiarity with the accessing the Internet and use of common web browsers. Assumes little or no knowledge of Microsoft Excel. Adding commands to the quick access toolbar.understand and use the number formatting features.align the contents of cells in a number of ways.
understand and use formula cell referencing.
understand, create and work with formulas and functions used to perform calculations.understand and work with ranges in a worksheet.open and navigate within workbooks and worksheets.This course aims to provide new Excel users with a foundation knowledge of Excel’s core features such as formulas, formatting, navigation, printing and creating charts.īy the end of this course, you should be able to: We encourage you to use the CCE Excel level self-assessment tool if you are unsure which course level to enrol in. It provides the skills and knowledge necessary to create and manage workbooks and covers topics including adding data, editing data, working with formulas, printing and charting It is an ideal introductory course before progressing onto Microsoft Excel Course: Level 2.
This Microsoft Excel short course will help you improve the way you manage and present information, and take the legwork out of calculations and data manipulation. Unlock insights and tell the story in your data.
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