Excel Intermediate Course
Develop intermediate Excel skills by learning more complex functionalities of Microsoft Excel such as pivot tables, quick analysis, complex formulas and functions in our Excel intermediate course.
$ 199
Course Duration: 3 Hours
Comprehensive Course Guide included
Upcoming Excel Intermediate Course Dates
- Wednesday, 3 April | 1pm – 4pm AEDT
- Tuesday, 27 August | 1pm – 4pm AEST
Excel Intermediate Course Outline
- Use common worksheet functions
- Use filling techniques
- Apply a variety of page setup techniques
- Use a range of techniques to work with worksheets
- Apply borders to cells and ranges in a worksheet
- Create and use defined names in a workbook
- Apply conditional formatting in ranges in a worksheet
- Create and work with tables
- Use a variety of financial functions
- Select and change the format of object in a chart
- Use a range of elements and features to enhance charts
- Create more complex formulas and functions
Discount for Students
We offer a discounted price on our Excel for Beginners Courses for students because we believe everyone should be able to afford education.
$ 109
Excel Intermediate Course FAQs
Intermediate level Excel refers to a skill level that goes beyond the basics but is not quite advanced. It includes a range of skills and functions that build on the foundational knowledge of Excel and can help users to streamline their work and increase productivity.
Skills and functions that can be considered intermediate Excel skills are for example:
Advanced formulas: using more complex formulas such as IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF, and VLOOKUP.
Conditional formatting: setting up rules that automatically change the format of cells based on specific conditions.
- Pivot tables: Users with intermediate Excel skills should be able to create pivot tables and use them to analyse data.
Charts and graphs: Intermediate level Excel users should be able to create charts and graphs to visually represent their data.
Overall, user with intermediate Excel skills have a solid understanding of the essential functions and features of Excel and are able to use them to analyse and manipulate data.
If you want to develop your skills to an intermediate level, book our Excel intermediate course and learn all of the above in just a few hours.
There are generally three levels of Excel proficiency, which are:
Beginner Excel skills: At this level, users are typically able to create basic spreadsheets, enter data, and perform simple calculations using functions like SUM and AVERAGE. They may also be able to format cells and create basic charts.
Intermediate Excel skills: At this level, users have a good understanding of the essential functions and features of Excel. They can create more complex formulas using functions like IF, COUNTIF, and VLOOKUP. They are also able to use tools like PivotTables and conditional formatting to analyze and visualize data.
Advanced Excel skills: At this level, users have a high degree of proficiency with Excel and are able to perform complex data analysis tasks. They can create macros to automate repetitive tasks and have a deep understanding of functions like INDEX, MATCH, and SUMIFS. They can also use advanced charting techniques to visualize complex data sets.
It’s important to note that these proficiency levels are not set in stone, and there can be some overlap between them. Additionally, there are many specific skills and functions within Excel that users can develop, even within each proficiency level. It’s also possible for someone to be highly proficient in certain areas of Excel while still being a beginner or intermediate in others.
The time it takes to become an intermediate level Excel user can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the amount of time you spend practicing and your prior experience with the software. However, on average, it may take several weeks to several months to become an intermediate level Excel user.
To become a user with intermediate Excel skills, you should focus on building a strong foundation in the essential features and functions of Excel, such as data entry, basic calculations, and formatting. You can then move on to more advanced features such as PivotTables, conditional formatting, and more complex formulas and functions.
Our Excel Intermediate Course can help you develop your skills to a level of intermediate Excel skills.
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Our instructor-led courses are interactive and engaging, and will help you develop professional skills in only a few hours.
Expert Trainers
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will help you develop practical Microsoft Excel skills in a few hours
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“I used to use a calculator and then input the answer into excel because I didn’t understand formulas. Now I have my spreadsheet doing the work for me.”
“Before I attended the Excel Beginners session I only knew the basics and would pick up things here and there without having any proper training. Now I feel much more confident to navigate Microsoft Excel. Thank you.”
“I am a lot more confident now using excel for more complex things like budgets and presenting information in graphs and tables.”
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“I used to use a calculator and then input the answer into excel because I didn’t understand formulas. Now I have my spreadsheet doing the work for me.”
“Before I attended the Excel Beginners session I only knew the basics and would pick up things here and there without having any proper training. Now I feel much more confident to navigate Microsoft Excel. Thank you.”
“I am a lot more confident now using excel for more complex things like budgets and presenting information in graphs and tables.”
