Whether monitoring sales by customer or by product, or keeping track of business spending, the powerful tools within Excel 2007 can help any organisation to work more efficiently and have the information to take better business decisions.

This course will help complete beginners master the basics of using spreadsheets. It gives a simple, no-nonsense introduction to what Excel 2007 is and the sort of business tasks that it can help with.

Who is this Excel 2007 Introductory Course for?

Excel 2007 Introductory has been specifically developed for complete beginners with no prior knowledge of spreadsheet software.

If you are past user of excel then this course will be helpful if you have had very basic experience in previous versions of Excel who are new to Excel 2007.

This course is appropriate for staff at all levels within any business sector, there are no formal entry requirements and employees do not need any prior experience.

What will you get from this Excel 2007 introductory course?

When you have completed this course, you will be able to:

• Identify Excel’s screen components

• Open, save and close workbooks

• Move and copy data

• Work with simple formulae, functions and ranges

• Change the appearance of a worksheet using formatting features

• Print single worksheets and entire workbooks

Excel 2007 Introductory Course features

This course provides an ideal introduction to organising and analysing business data using Excel 2007.

Featuring clear, step-by-step instructions and reproductions of actual Excel 2007 screens, the course shows you how to create a new workbook, how to enter text and numbers and how to use a range of formulae and functions to make worksheet calculations.

As you work through the course, you’ll complete a series of simple exercises and work with actual Excel 2007 spreadsheets.

You can start the course straight away and access it at any time, providing you have the use of a computer with an internet connection.

The course is available for six months from the date first accessed.