Microsoft Excel Training

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MS Excel Training Manuals from Get To The Point

The MS Excel training manuals have been produced to meet (and exceed) both technical mathematics and business mathematics software course requirements and thus cover curriculum topics necessary at a college level. Our Microsoft manuals result in the added bonus of not only learning about how to use the software, but, to also learn about the technical mathematics and business components inherent within the software materials.

Our hands-on, mathematical (algebra, trigonometry, technological, or business), student-based MS Excel training manuals contain a highly visual step-by-step approach to creating applied technical spreadsheet examples. It assumes that the student has no experience or background with MS Excel software or spreadsheets. It is a very user-friendly manual and is meant for self paced learning with little or no input from an instructor.

The Microsoft Excel training proceeds to take the student through mathematical operators (add, subtract, multiply, divide, exponentiation, brackets), formatting of numbers, the spreadsheet, and mathematical formula building using (absolute) cell references.

Sum, Product, Quotient, Square Root, Power, Exponent, Log, Ln, If, Nested If, VLookup, HLookup, Max, Min, Count, Average, StDev, Sin, Cos, Tan, ASin, ACos, ATan, Now, And, Or
Future Value (FV), Present Value (PV), Payment (PMT)
Technical charts
Business – financial mathematics formulas and functions

This is a text designed to make the student use a spreadsheet as more than just a calculator. It is designed to encourage the student to think through a series of calculations involving formulas and functions, moving toward an applied outcome. It is very thorough. Distance delivery and e-learning classes are greatly enhanced with the use of these materials as questions are answered by working through the materials.

Our manuals have 45 assignments ranging from simple to complex, each of which takes 1.00 hours. A course could thus be easily 45+ hours, if the entire manual were used.