Excel 3: Excel is one of the most powerful and popular spreadsheet programs in business today. As a number cruncher, it excels in analyzing, synthesizing, applying, and communicating information. But the tools of Excel far exceed the numeric calculations we expect from a spreadsheet. In this course we are going to address some of the features that will enable to you stand out from the crowd. These skills will provide you with a new level of competency including Database skills, Lookup and Reference, Collaboration, Visualization tools, Mail Merge, and text functions. Students taking this course are assumed to have a basic knowledge of Excel (Excel 1 - Beginner) and functionality (Excel 2 - Intermediate) and access to Microsoft Excel 2011 or later on either platform.

NOTE: This course does not provide direct instructor contact; assignments are included in the course to help students process the information learned and will not be evaluated by the instructor.