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What are some Excel Certification course recommendations?
Posted on 8/16/17 at 10:48 am
Posted on 8/16/17 at 10:48 am
I work with Excel daily, but mostly on the basic side.
I'm looking to learn more about it and acquire a skillful knowledge of how to use it in situations that could potentially come up in the work place (or to make my life and the others I work with easier)
VBA, Macros, etc.
I'm looking to learn more about it and acquire a skillful knowledge of how to use it in situations that could potentially come up in the work place (or to make my life and the others I work with easier)
VBA, Macros, etc.
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Posted on 8/16/17 at 11:00 am to VermilionTiger
Microsoft has multiple certs for excel
Posted on 8/16/17 at 11:39 am to VermilionTiger
Some how I got signed up to the mailing list for Excel Campus LINK. I'll pick up some new tips from time to time. Haven't taken the course, but he does have sections for VBA and Macros.
Posted on 8/16/17 at 11:52 am to VermilionTiger
There's a Microsoft Excel for the Data Analyst XSeries program through edX. There are 3 courses in the XSeries. You can audit them for free or pay $99 per course for the certificate.
LINK
LINK
Posted on 8/16/17 at 12:10 pm to VermilionTiger
How good are you with the basic concepts of Excel? Formulas, ranges, etc? Pivot Tables? Do you have experience in other programming logic? The concept of Boolean operators and loops?
I haven't taken any certification courses for VBA, but the "advanced excel" courses I've taken did not even touch on it. It was fairly useless on the VBA side, although it wasn't specific to VBA. There may be some great VBA focused courses out there. My advice is to first start with a project.
I've self-taught myself Excel and VBA. The information is certainly out there for free, you just need a good project to work and study. Then another to refine what you've learned and pick up new ways to do it. It's certainly enjoyable and powerful, as I find a lot of people very surprised at what Excel is capable of doing.
I haven't taken any certification courses for VBA, but the "advanced excel" courses I've taken did not even touch on it. It was fairly useless on the VBA side, although it wasn't specific to VBA. There may be some great VBA focused courses out there. My advice is to first start with a project.
I've self-taught myself Excel and VBA. The information is certainly out there for free, you just need a good project to work and study. Then another to refine what you've learned and pick up new ways to do it. It's certainly enjoyable and powerful, as I find a lot of people very surprised at what Excel is capable of doing.
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