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Forget courses. Google EXACTLY what you need to do and then watch YouTube videos. Coursera has good overviews but honestly my greatest foundation was needing to do something, googling it, then messing up and watching YouTube tutorials until I mastered it
^^^^This right here
YouTube, excel lady on IG (MissExcel), threads like this and Reddit. And a lot of failure. :)
^^*preach
Also, there’s an “excel genius” bowl here
https://joinfishbowl.com/bowl_d6g451ti38
I learned from having peers show me how to do certain functions, and then doing it 20 times over.
Coursera has a lot of good courses.
ImO there is no mastering excel completely always something new especially of you get into VBS.
But honestly you can gain confidence in excel by playing around with data and tools and functions
Start where you are. Google and find YouTube videos that are related to problems you’re trying to solve today. Learning about more advanced functions will be useless if you aren’t able to apply that knowledge right away. Learning to be proficient in excel will gradually happen over a long period of time as you are exposed to many different situations.
There are also numerous online courses that could help you get an handle on the basics. ChatGPT can be a helpful learning resource too.
Hope all is well elk check this vid out
https://youtu.be/LgXzzu68j7M?si=RTqLzTYu5Y6svhQI
Check his channel out over all I like the way he breaks things down step by step I benefit from his videos
ChatGPT
I learned Excel on the job. Exaggerated my level on my resume for my first job and worked "smarter not harder" by focusing on understanding the specific tasks I needed to complete, looking up solutions and formulas as they were needed and internalizing them as I go.
Learning the entire tool with no context is unsustainable and will burn you out and leave holes in your knowledge. Excel is a vast program and 99% of people do not use the majority of it, but every team and title's specific needs are different.
Also, I hate YouTube. Reddit and StackOverflow were much more helpfulfor me.
Google google google … that’s it. You could also take courses etc.
Coursera has great classes (they're free if you don't want a certificate, or your library may offer a free full access, or you can pay like $50/mo for access to the final exams and earn certificates.
They were awesome for helping me learn some more advanced stuff, although once I got a feel for what excel was capable of and learned the fundamentals, now I mostly just google the individual tasks I need it to perform.