Insert, edit, delete and sort data, perform lightning-fast navigation and radically improve your productivity in Excel with this course.

This course introduces the most useful of Excel’s built-in arithmetic and logical functions. You also learn how to write, manipulate and audit your own formulas.

Excel has a host of functions that help manipulate these 3 data types. In this course, we'll learn how to clean, chop and manipulate text entries and how to perform time-series analysis on a dataset for an online start-up.

Excel is commonly used by finance professionals to evaluate investment returns. This course introduces important finance functions you can use for this purpose, including Internal Rate of Return and Net Present Value.

Lookup functions help you quickly find records in large datasets. Learn how to use these functions, create dropdown lists, build search panels and much more in this course.

Pivot Tables allow you to search, filter and sort data very quickly, making them an essential data analysis tool in Excel

Simple statistics can be used to increase your understanding of your business, thereby improving performance. They're also much easier than you think!

Creating charts is a very common task in Excel. This course shows you how to create, format and edit charts so that they are easy to understand and look professional.

Dashboards are a very popular business tool for summarising and garnering insights from data. In this course, we'll build a simple sales dashboard from scratch in Excel.

This introductory modeling course will teach you how to build a pricing model from scratch - helping our case study Zippy Airways, maximise profitability.

SupraChem has a high-risk technology project that requires additional investment. Learn how to build a forward-looking model and use new tools such as decision trees and scenario analysis to help the company reach a decision.

Valuing investments can be daunting at first. This course will teach you the basic theory of valuation and show you how to build simple Excel valuation models.

In this course, learn how to build your first, full valuation model from scratch. The investment opportunity is a downtown 3-bed apartment, recently put up for sale.

Macros help you automate tasks in Excel and can be a big time-saver, particularly when formatting cells. What's more, you don't need to be a programmer to build them!

Power Pivot is a data modeling tool available within Excel. This course will introduce the important points of the Excel data model, and show you how to create Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts using the data model.

In our second course on Power Pivot, we will look at more of the important features of Power Pivot, such as date tables and hierarchies. We will also look at options for displaying your data that go beyond Pivot Tables, such as Power Maps and Power View.

Power Query (or Get and Transform in Excel 2016) lets you import data from a variety of sources into Excel. You can also transform awkwardly formatted data into an appropriate layout for data analysis, as we’ll see in this course.

Data Analysis Expressions, or DAX, is the formula language of Power Pivot, but there are many similarities with Excel formulas. Learn the basic functions of DAX in this course.

Having established a knowledge of the main concepts of the DAX language, this course will demonstrate various common business applications of DAX in Power Pivot. You will see that an understanding of Power Pivot and DAX lets you create more complex and insightful charts and tables, without leaving Excel.

In our second course on Data Analysis Expressions, we’ll look at areas of DAX that can be a little bit more difficult to implement, like time intelligence. We’ll also demonstrate some of the important concepts that underpin DAX, such as contexts and filtering. Once you can understand this course, you’ll be well placed to understand DAX comprehensively.