Microsoft Excel 2003 Beginners

Ever wondered what it would take to do your own book keeping? Then theMicrosoft Excel 2003 Training Courseis for you. It's not as difficult as you think to be able to get Excel to do the work so you can present your accountant with books and reduce your annual accountants bill.
If there's a particular formula that you need, ask your trainer very nicely and they'll be delighted to accomodate your requirements.
If you're already familiar with Excel then maybe you should consider Microsoft Excel 2003 Intermediate Training Course to see how far you can take your Excel skills.
Microsoft Excel 2003 Training Course (Beginners) Outline
Getting Started with Excel

• An Overview of Excel
• Navigate in Excel
• Select Data
• Enter Data
• Save a Workbook
• Obtain Help

Modifying a Worksheet

• Move and Copy Data Between Cells
• Fill Cells with Series of Data
• Edit Cell Data
• Insert and Delete Cells, Columns, and Rows
• Find, Replace, and Go To Cell Data
• Spell Check a Worksheet

Performing Calculations

• Create Basic Formulas
• Calculate with Functions
• Copy Formulas and Functions
• Create an Absolute Reference

Formatting a Worksheet

• Change Font Size and Type
• Add Borders and Color to Cells
• Change Column Width and Row Height
• Merge Cells
• Apply Number Formats
• Create a Custom Number Format
• Align Cell Contents
• Find and Replace Formats
• Apply an AutoFormat
• Apply Styles

Developing a Workbook

• Format Worksheet Tabs
• Reposition Worksheets in a Workbook
• Insert and Delete Worksheets
• Copy and Paste Worksheets
• Copy a Workbook

Printing Workbook Contents

• Set a Print Title
• Create a Header and a Footer
• Set Page Margins
• Change Page Orientation
• Insert and Remove Page Breaks
• Print a Range

Customizing Layout

• Split a Worksheet
• Arrange Worksheets
• Freeze and Unfreeze Rows and Columns
• Hide and Unhide Worksheets