Ready to master Excel?

Spreadsheets, especially Microsoft Excel, are an incredibly powerful and versatile tool. You can use them to settle accounts – your roommate, or to build a complex model to predict stock market returns.

In this course – 15-20 hours of hand-crafted content, you’ll play the role of a data analyst at a Fortune 500 company called SnackWorld (it’s fictional, but hey, you’ll be working – data about snacks!).

By working on lifelike problems, you’ll not only become a master of Microsoft Excel, but also learn to think like a data analyst, and build skills to excel in your role!

Master advanced Excel formulas and tools from VLOOKUP to Pivot Tables and more!

Create graphs and visualizations that can summarize critical business insights

Build predictive models that help you forecast years down the road

Learn from data experts from Bain & Company, Capital One and Wharton

To build this online Excel course, we partnered – data analytics experts from top organizations, including Bain & Company, Capital One and Wharton, to help you learn Excel and data analytics the way they are used in the industry. We are passionate about Data Analysis and want to help you become a spreadsheet superstar!

Go from beginner or intermediate Excel user to advanced!

This course is for beginner and intermediate Excel users who are interested in pursuing an analytical career. If you want to understand how to apply Excel functions to Excel data, then turn numbers into insights like a data analyst, then this course is for you!

Build your data analytics skillset

Data analysts turn numbers into insights. They process large data sets to arrive at data-driven recommendations for a company’s strategy or actions. They need to be able to explore data, process it, and be compelling communicators – it. Excel is one of the most popular tools in the field and it is the foundation of a career path – an average salary of about $60,000. This course will help you build that foundation!

Master one of the world’s most popular (and valuable) software applications!

More than 1.2 billion people use Microsoft Excel worldwide! As one of the most popular software applications today, Excel has tons of real-world applications, such as predictive modeling, tracking sales and data visualization. In fact, only 0.5% of all data in the world has ever been analyzed!