If you’re looking to make it in the business world, understanding Microsoft Excel is a must. And if you’re going to understand Microsoft Excel, this 2021 Excel Wizard Bundle is the way to go.
You’ll get 11 different courses and more than 14 hours of instruction on all aspects of Excel. You’ll get 227 individual lessons, and lifetime access to all of them, allowing you to take your time learning and retaining what you need.
These classes are not designed for a beginner. Basic knowledge of Excel is needed before diving into the first course, which teaches intermediate to advanced Excel skills. It deals primarily with dynamic skills but also moves on to new features like sort and lookup.
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From there, you’ll move on to classes where you learn to build a report generating bots, and another on generating data entry with data feeds. You’ll then learn how to do API reporting and how to do interactive reporting.
Later classes tackle the most popular formulas in Excel and learning how to analyze individual rows and cells. The final classes tackle programming language, VLookup, XLookup and HLookup, and PivotTables. All of the classes are taught by the instructors at Skill Success, an online training community that has helped train more than 500,000 students over the years. They specialize in technology training, putting Excel right up their alley.
So this all sounds like something you want? Here comes the interesting part.
This 2021 Excel Wizard Bundle comes with a pay what you want concept. The classes are valued at more than $2,000, but you decide how much you’re willing to pay. If your offer comes in less than the average price, you’ll still get some of the bundle. If your offer beats the average price, you’ll get lifetime access to the bundle. And if you beat the current top price paid, you’ll be entered into a giveaway to win $5,000.
Prices subject to change.
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