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Excel Professionalism is a free specialization that consists of six courses: Excel functions and tricks, Excel programming using the VBA language, Excel Dashboards, and data analysis using Excel. (Excel), spreadsheets in Excel, and advanced skills in Microsoft Excel.

The comprehensive Excel professional specialization will help you learn Excel from scratch and develop your skills in it, leading to professionalism. The first course of the specialization begins with teaching Excel for beginners, as it shows them how to create spreadsheets, use names in an advanced manner, develop business using equations, develop reports using matrix equations, employ If Statement and information retrieval equations in business solutions, and present advanced Excel tricks.

In the second course of Excel Professionalism, we will learn about the dashboard in the (VBA Environment), the advantages of Excel over other computer programs, how to translate code, how to call macros in Excel programming (VBA), and work with The object model, how to create and name objects, navigation and selection techniques, and how to use programming in business development and reports.

As for the third course of Excel Professional, it explains the concept of the dashboard, conditional formatting and interactive controls, advanced Excel charts, Power Pivot tables and charts, key performance indicators, status and thresholds. In addition to how to build a dashboard, how to build a professional dashboard, and use form controls to interact with it.

In the fourth course of Excel Professionalism, we move on to explaining how to analyze data using Add-Ins, how Excel Solver works, how to import data from systems, validate and summarize data, and multiple regression. Besides, the course explains how to analyze Excel data, the analytics revolution, the pivot table, and the financial part.

The fifth course of Excel Professional specialization provides advanced skills in Excel such as how to develop solutions using Text Functions and how to import, combine and organize data from different sources for visual presentation. In addition to showing how to use spreadsheets, formulas, mathematical functions, formatting, charts, proofreading, graphing and printing in this program.

Finally, the sixth and final course of Excel Professional specialization discusses how to format tables, make conditional formatting, build and develop reports, how to use ready-made reporting tools and advanced functions, in addition to how to deal with charts in Microsoft Excel. Thus, the specialization has covered all aspects of the Excel program for beginners and professionals alike.

Download the application and master the Excel program to learn Excel from scratch, and complete all the courses to learn advanced skills in Excel such as Excel programming (VBA), how to develop tools for data analysis in Excel, advanced Excel tricks, and how to build a professional dashboard. Join this free Excel course for beginners and professionals.

What will you learn

Learn Excel from scratch and how to build and develop reports

Advantages of Excel over other computer programs

Learn Excel for beginners and develop solutions using Text Functions

Excel programming (VBA) in developing data analysis tools

The concept of macros and how to call them in the programming language (VBA)

Advanced Excel secrets and tricks in business development using the Excel program

Advanced Excel skills and how to use them in a practical way, such as functions and equations

Employing (If Statement) and information retrieval equations in business solutions

Excel data analysis to gain insights to support decision making using Add-Ins

Import, combine and organize data from different sources for visual presentation

How to build a professional dashboard and use form controls to interact with it

Select, sort, print, move, delete data, and review rows and columns in a worksheet

The most important uses of Excel, such as creating spreadsheets and graphs