Microsoft Excel 2010 – Introduction Course (German)

Entering and editing data in cells.
Finding their way around the important parts of a workbook and familiarisation with basic settings.
How to select and manipulate a range of cells.
Inserting and deleting cells.
Formatting cells and text to improve appearance, or to enforce the data types that can be entered.
Formatting cells and sheets using the style gallery.
Working with multiple files and windows to boost productivity.
Resizing spreadsheets and tables for printing.
Using the AutoSum button and formula copying to speed up data operations.
Building custom formulas and functions to perform automated data operations.
Creating and formatting charts to display data visually.
Proofing text to correct spelling mistakes and data entry errors.

Individuals with little or no experience of using spreadsheets.
Employees who need to be sure they have fully mastered Excel 2010 to boost on-the-job performance.
Home users who would like to know how to use spreadsheets to organise their own information.
The self-study approach to learning means that students can work at their own pace, as and when suits them – all they need to get started is an Internet-connected computer and a copy of Microsoft Excel 2010. Students can also use our social networking platform to ask for help with any problems they have in completing exercises, or to share their own tips and advice with their peers who are also taking the same course.

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As the name implies, the Excel 2010 Introduction Course is designed to help students quickly get to grips with spreadsheet fundamentals. Upon completion of this training package learners will be able to demonstrate a good working knowledge of Excel 2010 and how the spreadsheets system can be used to improve business data processing and analysis.
An improved knowledge of using spreadsheets that will instantly translate into greater productivity at work.
A boost in confidence at work that comes from having improved, up-to-date skills.
Improved employment prospects by being able to demonstrate an in-demand skill.
Students completing this course will not only be more proficient in the use of Excel, but they will also have laid the groundwork for additional studies that will improve their skills. Students hoping to obtain the Microsoft Office Professional (MOS) exam will find the Excel 2010 Introduction Course an invaluable first step.