Excel 2010 Course Pricing
Purchase the Complete Excel 2010 Course
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Complete Excel 2010 Course (Chapters 1 - 18)
Includes the downloadable practice files to complete the exercises. Note: The Complete Excel 2010 Course comes with a PDF version of the course manual. If purchased, we recommend you also order the accompanying printed course manual. Discount Code: |
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Printed Course Manual (528 pages)
INCLUDES FREE SHIPPING! Note: We ship only to addresses in the continental US. All others will receive the PDF version of the course manual. |
Purchase The Excel 2010 Course by Section
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| Beginning Excel 2010 (Chapters 1 - 5) | ||
| Intermediate Excel 2010 (Chapters 6 - 10) | |
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| Advanced Excel 2010 (Chapters 11 - 18) |
Purchase The Excel 2010 Course by Chapter
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| Beginning Excel 2010 | ||
| Chapter 1 - Excel 2010 Basics | ||
| Chapter 2 - Formatting | ||
| Chapter 3 - Simple Graphics and Flowcharts | |
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| Chapter 4 - Sorting, Subtotaling, and Filtering | ||
| Chapter 5 - Printing | ||
| Intermediate Excel 2010 | ||
| Chapter 6 - Intro to Formulas and Functions | ||
| Chapter 7 - Text Functions | ||
| Chapter 8 - Financial and Math Functions | ||
| Chapter 9 - Date, Statistical, and Lookup Functions | ||
| Chapter 10 - Advanced Lookup and Logical Functions | ||
| Advanced Excel 2010 | ||
| Chapter 11 - Intro to PivotTables | ||
| Chapter 12 - Advanced PivotTables | ||
| Chapter 13 - Charts, Graphs, and Objects | ||
| Chapter 14 - Analysis Tools | ||
| Chapter 15 - Graphics, Protection, and Sharing | ||
| Chapter 16 - Macros and the Developer Tab | ||
| Chapter 17 - Working with the Web | ||
| Chapter 18 - The Comprehensive Project | ||
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