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Intermediate Microsoft Excel

Intermediate Microsoft Excel

Broaden your Excel skills through our online course, which covers pivot tables and charts, data validation, and conditional formatting.

Overview

The Intermediate Microsoft Excel course provides insight into some of the more advanced functions of Excel for anyone looking to develop their Excel skills further. From pivot tables and charts, to functions and formulas, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills you need to work with Excel on a more advanced level both at home and at work.

More detail

The course provides an exploration into some of Microsoft Excel’s more advanced functions in bite-sized units which contain narrated slides and demonstration videos to take you through the content in a simple manner. Candidates will undertake an online multiple-choice assessment and will receive a certificate if successful (any certificates from an official awarding body are sent to you via email).

Course syllabus

Module 1: Intermediate Microsoft Excel
  • Course Introduction

    This unit provides an introduction to the Intermediate Microsoft Excel course, outlining the structure of the course and explaining how the following units cover key Excel concepts and skills.

  • Pivot Tables & Charts

    We begin with an overview of pivot tables and pivot charts, demonstrating how to insert, edit, and use them effectively in Excel, as well as the advantages they offer for data analysis.

  • Data Validation

    This unit introduces data validation, covering what it is, the various types available, and how to set validation rules to ensure data accuracy and consistency in spreadsheets.

  • Conditional Formatting

    Here we explain conditional formatting, its purpose, and the rules you can apply to highlight key information within your data. You’ll also learn how to use this feature to make your spreadsheets more intuitive.

  • Sparklines

    This unit explores sparklines—miniature charts within cells—and explains their types, how to create them, and how they can be used to visualise trends conveniently within your data.

  • Text to Columns

    We examine the Text to Columns function, covering what it does, how to apply it effectively to separate data into different columns, and its practical advantages in data handling.

  • Functions & Formulas

    In the final unit, we explore the difference between functions and formulas, how to use common Excel functions, and how to write your own formulas to streamline and enhance your data tasks.

Obtaining your certificate

You will need to pass a multiple-choice exam at the end of the course in order to gain your accreditation. Once passed, we will send your official certificate by email.

Dates & locations

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