Microsoft Excel is a widely used tool, but many beginners find it intimidating. This course simplifies Excel and focuses on essential skills to help you work efficiently, whether for academic, professional, or personal use.
Microsoft Excel is a powerful tool, but it can feel overwhelming when you’re just starting out. This course breaks it down into simple, manageable lessons. You’ll learn how to navigate Excel, enter and format data, apply basic formulas, and create simple charts. Each module builds practical skills through hands-on tasks that reflect real-world use.
By the end of the course, you’ll be confident in using Excel for academic, professional, and personal tasks.
How to navigate the Excel interface and understand the Ribbon
Entering and formatting data for better organization
Using basic formulas and functions to perform calculations
Sorting, filtering, and structuring data efficiently
Creating simple charts to visualize data
Saving, printing, and sharing Excel files professionally
Learn the basics of Excel, including how to navigate the interface and manage workbooks.
Lecture 1: Understanding the Excel Interface
Learn about the Ribbon, toolbars, and key Excel features.
Lecture 2: Creating, Opening, and Saving Workbooks
Learn how to create, save, and manage Excel files.
Discover how to enter and format data for better readability and organization.
Lecture 3: Entering Data – Text, Numbers, and Dates
Learn how to input and edit different types of data.
Lecture 4: Formatting Cells – Font, Colors, and Borders
Customize text appearance and improve document readability.
Lecture 5: Adjusting Column Width, Row Height, and Cell Alignment
Optimize your spreadsheet layout for clarity.
Master essential formulas and functions to perform calculations efficiently.
Lecture 6: Writing Basic Formulas (+, –, , /)
Use mathematical operators for simple calculations.
Lecture 7: Essential Functions – SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX
Apply basic functions for quick data analysis.
Lecture 8: Using AutoSum for Quick Calculations
Automate totals using Excel’s AutoSum feature.
Learn how to structure and manage large datasets effectively.
Lecture 9: Sorting Data Alphabetically and Numerically
Arrange your data in ascending or descending order.
Lecture 10: Filtering Data to Show Specific Information
Display only the information you need.
Lecture 11: Using Tables to Structure Data
Convert data into structured tables for easier management.
Visualize your data using Excel’s charting tools.
Lecture 12: Choosing the Right Chart for Your Data
Understand different chart types and when to use them.
Lecture 13: Creating and Customizing Bar and Pie Charts
Build and style simple charts to display your data visually.
Learn how to store, print, and share your work efficiently.
Lecture 14: Saving in Different Formats (Excel, PDF, CSV)
Export your Excel files in various formats.
Lecture 15: Printing Excel Sheets with Proper Formatting
Adjust print settings to neatly present your work.
Lecture 16: Sharing Workbooks and Collaborating
Learn to collaborate and share Excel files with others.
Beginners who have never used Excel before
Students needing Excel for academic projects
Professionals developing basic spreadsheet skills
Anyone wanting to feel confident using Excel
Students who finish all lectures and quizzes in this course will earn a Certificate of Completion from Eduta—perfect for adding to your resume, LinkedIn profile, or client proposals.
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No prior experience with Microsoft Excel is needed.
A computer with MS Excel 2016 or later (Microsoft 365 recommended).
Willingness to practice using Excel’s key features.
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