Can anyone suggest a platform to learn Excel, effectively.

Can anyone suggest a platform to learn Excel, effectively. Although Im not a novice, I need much more mentoring and would love to throw in some BI training as well. Any recommendations, as it’s a swamp out here, and I’d like to spend my money once. Thanks in advance!

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  1. C. Garrabrant

    You Tube has some great tutorial videos. I watch them all the time to learn new details and new programs,

  2. Laura

    Check your local library as well! My library has a robust event calendar including computer classes as well as free courses through Universal Class and Udemy.

  3. THERESA HARVEY

    You can find videos on YouTube. You can try LinkedIn but there is a monthly or yearly cost, and you probably need an account first.

  4. Barb Hansen

    I wholeheartly second Theresa's suggestion to use YouTube. There are so many YouTube videos on every part of Excel.

  5. Hella Willis

    Leila Gharsni has a slew of great short videos for clean and informative excel files.

    good luck ?

  6. Anonymous

    Have you checked Microsoft trainings or YouTube tutorials?

  7. Laurie Zerrien

    I looked up some online, inexpensive classes as well: Udemy, Coursera, linked in learning, khan academy, edexhttps://www.expertrating.com/courses/courses.asp?cjevent=fb858550faba11ef80aa002a0a82b821https://www.freelancer.com/exam/exams/buy.php?id=2

    ALSO: check with your local Career help programs locally, sometimes they will pay for you to go through the government.

  8. Anonymous

    Check your local library, a lot of them have access available to online classes through various programs they run. Also check with your state/local employment agencies, they very often have classes available at a free or reduced rate. Lots of other good advice in a few of the other posts.

  9. Anonymous

    LinkedIn Learning. You can search for specific topics or skills.

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