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Back in 1997 when I started working in Excel it was all about graphs. I love them! They are extremely useful. Unless you have too much data to plot. I like clarity and control over my work space. Including digital work space. Seeing exactly how my Excel file will look when your boss will print it while you are still working on it gives me peace. Some people create files with tens of spreadsheets in one Excel file. Let me help you find your way around them quickly.
| Nombre total de leçons: | 1 |
| Durée: | 7 minutes |
| Thème: | Autre |
| Langue: | Anglais |
| Logiciel: | Excel |
| Niveau: | Débutant |
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| Mis en ligne le: | 09/30/14 |
| Fichiers de projet: | 1 Fichier |
I learned everything I know in Excel while working on projects for my jobs since September 1997. The more I learned Excel, the better paying jobs I had. The company I work for regularly sends me to run Excel training sessions in different parts of Southeast USA for groups of sales managers. Teaching is a second nature to me as I graduated from Perm State Humanitarian Pedagogical University (PSHPU) in Russia, training teachers. You might know that there are at least 3 ways of doing the same thing in any software. What you learn from me represents the fastest way of doing things in Excel. I will not bore you with 'this is a cell, and this is a column', etc. - you will learn how to be lightning fast in Excel. I enjoy showing people how they can do the same amount of work in Excel they spend hours, and sometimes days doing, in just minutes. This course came to life because I want more people to work in Excel more efficiently, be less tired at the end of the day so that their families can enjoy them, and they too can enjoy spending time with their loved ones and not be tired of fighting with software which in fact, can be their friend and do their work for them.