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Microsoft Excel is an indispensable spreadsheet tool used across many professions. Financial modelling, budgeting, data analysis and project management are just a few tasks where Excel often plays a ...

Microsoft Excel, despite its popularity, isn’t exactly the most intuitive piece of software. Moreover, to fully understand how Excel works, most users need professional training, which can also be ...

In a world that’s swimming in digital data, skillful Microsoft Excel users are always in demand. The University of Delaware Division of Professional and Continuing Studies (UD PCS) helps meet that ...

The right Microsoft Excel training can turn a mystery wrapped in frustration into a fantastic tool. If you ever watched a co-worker effortlessly create a chart while you struggled to make sense of ...

There are some tools that are an absolute necessity to make it in the business world, and Microsoft Excel is one. Anyone expecting to track expenses, costs, revenue or other key financial numbers for ...

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There’s something for all levels of learners in the lineup of Microsoft Excel courses, offered live-online by the University of Delaware Division of Professional and Continuing Studies (UD PCS).