Introductory Microsoft Excel 2016 Training Courses

If you’re looking for really great Introductory Microsoft Excel 2016 training you’re in the right place.

Companies large and small choose us – why? Your own tailored, Introductory Microsoft Excel 2016 training course, at your own premises at the same price as a standard course from elsewhere.

The JMD Training difference is clear:

We come to you – your Microsoft Excel 2016 training will be given on your site
You get to keep the manuals – Introductory Excel 2016 training manuals are provided as PDFs
We can train using your own Microsoft Excel workbooks
There will only be people from your company on your course
We offer a money-back guarantee if any delegates are not completely satisfied
The training date is around you, not us!
Our prices are astounding
We can assess all learners in advance for free
Our courses are never cancelled

Visit our blog If Only I’d Known That,; we have called it that because we hear it so many times in training sessions. In fact, if only we had an extra $150 for every time someone says “If only I’d known that.” ….

For example, you may have been working on several Excel workbooks, but have now finished for the day. You want to close all open workbooks, saving the changes in each of them. With the workbooks open, hold down the Shift key and click the Close button at the top right of the Excel Title bar. A box appears asking whether you want to save changes to the active workbook. Click Yes To All to save changes to all workbooks and close them all.

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Course Type	Cost per day
1 to 1 training	$495 + GST
2 to 3 delegates	$795 + GST
4 to 5 delegates	$995 + GST
6 to 8 delegates	$1295 + GST

Prices are PER DAY, and NOT per-person! E.g. if there’s 6 people on the course, you pay $1295 + GST.

Other Microsoft Excel training courses

If you are new to Office 2016, you may also be interested in our Office 2016 upgrade training, workshops and floorwalking.

Clients who have benefitted from our Introductory Excel 2016 training include:

TARA Anglican School for Girls

Course Overview
Course Outline

Aims of the Introductory Excel 2016 course

This course aims to introduce delegates with little or no understanding of the Microsoft Excel software to the basic features of the package.

Course Objectives

On completion of the course delegates should understand and be able to accomplish basic operations associated with developing, formatting and using a spreadsheet. They should also be able to accomplish standard mathematical and logical operations using basic formulae and functions. They should also be able to use some of the more advanced Microsoft Excel applications such as importing objects, and creating graphs and charts.

The course is of one day’s duration.

How the course is run

This instructor-led course has a hands-on approach, with plenty of opportunity for delegates to practise the new skills they learn at the computer.

Pre-requisites

Delegates attending the course should preferably have a basic understanding of the Windows environment and use of the keyboard and mouse.

Getting Started

First Steps with Microsoft Excel – opening, creating a new spreadsheet, saving, closing, using Help functions, converting documents, compatibility checker, switching between open worksheets and workbooks
Adjusting Basic Settings – changing spreadsheet view mode, using the zoom tool, Quick Access toolbar, freezing and unfreezing row and/or column titles, modifying basic operations in Excel such as username and the default directories for opening and saving workbooks

Cells

Inserting Data – entering a number, date, text in a cell
Selecting Data – cells, range of adjacent or non-adjacent cells, rows, columns
Copying, Moving, Deleting
Editing Data – Inserting additional cell content, replacing existing cell content, using the undo and redo buttons
Finding and Replacing
Rows and Columns – inserting rows and columns, modifying row height and cell width, deleting rows and columns
Sorting Data

Worksheets

Handling worksheets – inserting a new worksheet, renaming a worksheet, deleting a worksheet, copying worksheets, moving worksheets

Formulae and Functions

Arithmetic and Logical Formulae – addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, standard error messages
Cell referencing – relative cell referencing, absolute cell referencing, mixed cell referencing
Working with Functions – SUM, AVERAGE, MINIMUM, MAXIMUM, COUNT, IF
Formula AutoComplete

Formatting

Formatting Numbers and Dates – number of decimal places, commas to indicate thousands, number of zeros after the decimal point, date styles, currency, percentages
Formatting Cells – text size, bold, italic, font type, underline, double underline, font colour, wrapping text, text orientation, cell background colour, format painter
Formatting Cell Ranges – centring and aligning cell contents, centring a title over a cell range, adding border effects
Cell styles
Applying table formats

Charts and Graphs

Using charts/graphs – producing different types of graphs and charts to analyse data, editing or modifying charts or graphs, changing chart type, moving and deleting charts or graphs
The Recommended Charts feature

Preparing Outputs

Worksheet Setup – modifying worksheet margin settings, adjusting worksheet setup to fit one page, adding a header and footer, changing document orientation, page size, etc.
Spelling
Print Preview and Page Break Preview
Applying automatic title rows printing on every page of a worksheet
Printing Simple Worksheets – using print options, previewing a spreadsheet, printing a spreadsheet or a worksheet, printing part of a worksheet or a pre-defined cell range