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  • You prefer live, instructor-led training with Q&A

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Course details

Excel is a powerful tool that can be very incredibly useful to current workforce. From recording data to applying formulas in order to make business decisions, Excel can make our work easier, and also help our business. So, knowing their way around Excel is imperative to every engineer and professional.

Excel is incredibly useful, enabling us to do anything from writing simple spreadsheets for reporting, to carrying out more complicated calculations and analytical techniques. But it can be a little tricky to find your way around. If you want to upskill to take advantage of what Excel has to offer, this course have been developed to help everyone learn at their pave.

In this course, you teams will get familiar with Excel, learning how to navigate the software & use basic formulas & familiarize with those useful features


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Key topics covered

  • FORMATTING WORKSHEETS

  • WORKSHEET TOOLS

  • SETTING WORKSHEET LAY OUT

  • PRINTING WORKSHEETS

  • CONDITIONAL FORMATTING

  • PASTE SPECIAL

  • AUDITING WORKSHEETS

  • CREATING WORKSHEET CHARTS


Please note that most modern versions of the Microsoft Excel application use the same interface, but some may have cosmetic differences. To get the most from this course, learners should have existing software licenses and a full version of the Microsoft Excel application.

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Questions and Answers

A: Letting the wrong reference propagate can skew every downstream total and trigger a bad management decision. Structured references bind the calculation to row context while holding the constant stable, so behavior stays consistent as data grows instead of relying on manual fixes that hide the issue.

A: If you overwrite source data or trust formatting, later imports can fail silently and schedules slip. A helper formula converts content explicitly and stays reusable when new rows arrive, avoiding brittle one-off cleanup steps.

A: Using a normal SUM can misstate costs during reviews and delay approvals. SUBTOTAL respects filters by design, so the verification matches the visible data instead of relying on manual workarounds that are easy to miss.

A: Losing headers leads to data being entered against the wrong column and rework later. Freezing panes from the correct anchor keeps context without complicating the layout or user behavior.