Excel Tutorial video training
Excel giving you a headache?
Microsoft Excel is one of the most popular spreadsheet programs in the world, used by both individuals and businesses to crunch numbers on a gigantic scale. Excel is, after all an enormous calculator – loved (or feared?) by many people working in finance, statistics, bookkeeping, accounts, banking etc. etc. etc..
What can Excel Tutorial offer?
Over the years Excel has evolved and now, in the 2010 edition, it is offered for the first time in a 64bit version making the capability truly vast. On this website are many Excel tutorial videos, many of which have been made using version 2007. The techniques described, however, should work equally as well in earlier versions and also in 2010 – it is usually where you find the buttons that changes from one version to another.
Excel Tutorial keeps you up to date
Many people who use Excel on a daily basis have only ever had “on the job” training, and as a result may find that the skills they possess out of date. Refreshing your skill set is an important part of continuous professional development and a critical factor when you are applying for a new position. Our Excel tutorials are designed for self-study, so as we add new tutorials to the catalog you will see many more that are made using Excel 2010.
Watch lots of tutorials for free
Many of the Excel tutorial videos available on this site are free to watch as many times as you wish. In addition there are a number of informative articles about Excel in general, the development of spreadsheet software over the last few years and the huge strides being made with the introduction of the 64 bit version.
In the meantime, we hope you enjoy the resources offered here, and that you find your efficiency in using Excel improves.
Excel Tutorial 2010 Series
A brand new series of tutorials featuring Excel 2010 only is already under construction and highlights the improved features available in the newest version. Premium members automatically get unlimited access to these as they are added to the catalogue.
