1 - 1.5 CPE Microsoft Excel is considered one of the most useful tools in the workplace. However, if Excel is used incorrectly, it can seriously drag down productivity. This Excel shortcuts training course will guide you through the five most important shortcuts to enable you to boost your productivity and shave valuable time from repetitive data manipulation tasks. You'll learn:
- Selected shortcuts
- Named references and using names in workbooks
- Data tables
- Data validation including how to create in-cell dropdown controls
- Conditional formatting basics
Course Series
This course is included in the following series:
5 CoursesJeff Lenning's Excellence in Excel Training
- Excel Shortcuts Training: 5 Top Productivity Boosting Shortcuts
- Excel Training: Skills for Better Workbook Design
- Excel Training: Boosting Proficiency with Selected Shortcuts (PC Version)
- Excel Training: Mastering Fundamental Functions - IFERROR, IF, List Comparisons and More
- Excel Training: Tips for Improving Data Validation, Error Checking, Reporting and Other Performance Obstructions
Learning Objectives
- Identify 5 top productivity shortcuts in MS Excel
- Utilize Excel data tables
- Utilize named ranges in excel
- Demonstrate the use of conditional formatting
Last updated/reviewed: August 9, 2023
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
9 CoursesExcel for Professional Applications Certification
- Excel Shortcuts Training: 5 Top Productivity Boosting Shortcuts
- Excel Training: Skills for Better Workbook Design
- Excel Training: Boosting Proficiency with Selected Shortcuts (PC Version)
- Excel Training: Mastering Fundamental Functions - IFERROR, IF, List Comparisons and More
- Excel Training: Tips for Improving Data Validation, Error Checking, Reporting and Other Performance Obstructions
- PivotTable Essentials
- How to Use PivotTables instead of Formula-Based Reports
- PivotTable Conclusion and External Data Introduction
- Using PivotTables and PivotCharts to Prepare External Data
805 Reviews (2308 ratings)
Reviews
Ben Lowy
(- at -)
I thought the course was informative and these tricks should save me time at work with the tasks i need to complete. I recommend this course to anyone. Thank you
Kim Benson
( at Health Systems Management, Inc.)
The five short cuts were very interesting. Still not convinced on Named References saving much time though. F4 for the absolute was my favorite.
Ethan Young
(Assistant Controller at Lunda Construction Company)
Great excel shortcut course. Great course for any company in which employees using excel everyday. Tremendous time saving tips.
Anonymous
(Maps and Chrome Controllership)
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Good tips on how to be more efficient at excel.
Steven Srisamai
(Senior Accounting Manager at ACES)
I didn't realize the power and efficiency behind using named references and tables. Will definitely integrate this in my daily work. Also, I found the data validation very useful and limiting users of the worksheets ability to cause errors. I very much enjoyed having the worksheets accessible while listening to the lecture. Performing these tasks in conjunction with listening, reinforced the understanding of these shortcuts/efficiencies. The instructor did a great job of not over complicating the topics and made it really easy to understand and follow.
tom granger
( at Washington Eductation Association)
4 of the 5 shortcuts that were explained were completely new to me, and are super useful: who knew they could be used both to select data AND to navigate and select sections w/n a cell formula? I knew named references were a thing, but never realized how easy and useful they are. I already had some familiarity w tables, data validation, and conditional formatting, but still learned something new in each section. one suggestion: a text based summary of the training would be very useful (as Jeff provides in his Excel U site).
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
I like the knowledge shared for named references and tables most - this can really help increase both the work efficiency and effectiveness. Data can be understandable after using named references to replace the function arguments and data can be auto-expanded with the function of tables used. The most insightful sharing is the solution to use the table function in a drop-down list set up. It makes me want to explore more in Excel so as to fully and smartly adopt flexibility when utilizing Excel functions
Casey Johnson
(Director, Internal Audit at Charter Communications)
He talks SUPER fast and it seemed I needed to know this information and just be 'refreshing' my abilities versus learning for the first time. I had to keep rewinding, which is hard in this format (no 10 seconds forward/back option - had to 'slide' it back which makes it jumpy). Overall a really good course, but seriously, are you teaching newbies (as I expected from title) or are you refreshing skills already known but rusty? If for newbies, slowww it down.
Anonymous
(acct)
Was hoping to actively learn/refresh Excel shortcut knowledge. The pace way too fast to do anything other than listen (gave up following along with the worksheets during the first segment). Clearly this course was not designed for the Illumeo platform. However, give more time to follow along with the worksheets and add another CPE hour and the course would be great. Instructor obviously knows Excel inside and out.
Matilda Fahnbulleh
(Senior Internal Auditor at Charter Communications)
This course was very helpful and informative.The time allotted was sufficient to cover all relevant topics associated with the course. The instructor seemed very knowledgeable of the subject matter. The examples he provided in each topic was very helpful. I am looking forward to taking more Excel courses with Mr. Lenning. I would also recommend this course to anyone wanting to enhance their skills in Excel.
Anonymous
(Inventory Accounting Manager)
This course provide simple instruction on various way to improve productivity. It briefly covered select short-cuts, named references, tables, data validation and conditional formatting. Each section provided enough information to allow the viewer to begin using the new tools. The tools could most definitely provide increased efficiency. The course was easy to understand and provide practical examples.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Jeff is a great instructor. I did feel like I needed to review his techniques a few times to understand how he got to the conclusions. He made the 5 steps to Productivity seem extremely easy. I plan on using the keyboard shortcuts more often in my daily assignments.Those who are looking to transition more from using a mouse to keyboard shortcuts would benefit most from this training.
Karen Schrader
(Sr Accountant Lead at Charter Communications)
I learned many new shortcuts that I know will help save time, make the worksheet easier to follow and cut down on errors. During the course, I would hit the pause button and practice the steps on my other monitor. I would also go back and listen to certain steps again since it went by pretty quickly. Overall, I learned a lot and enjoyed the course. Thanks Jeff!
Diane Olsen
(Compass Program Member at Salo LLC)
I really enjoyed this course and learned a lot of new Excel tips! The excel worksheets were good to do along with the video. The quiz and final exam were not really related to the course material, but the questions weren't that difficult if you know how Excel works. I really enjoyed this course, and I have already implemented these tips into my daily work.
Stephanie Wagenschein
(CPA at Ohio Dept of Transportation)
Course is a beginner level course. The first excel visual provider where the instructor was making changes - was of no benefit.
I was concerned about the data validation instruction - if there is no protecting of the worksheet, anyone can add data to the data validation listing. I felt this was a big miss. Overall good, basic information.
Anthony Ukena
(Internal Auditor at EBMUD)
Love Jeff Lenning's enthusiasm and learned some interesting techniques I had not considered which will help make my future analyses in excel more efficient and easier to navigate.
Have never used the conditional formatting techniques and will find that as an effective tool for analyzing variances or exceptions in my spreadsheets.
Kate Kaminski
(Financial Analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co.)
The worksheets that were provided in the supporting materials made it extremely easy to follow along and get good practice throughout the lesson. The shortcuts that were provided were extremely useful and can be used with all types of Excel projects and at all different levels. I will definitely use the shortcuts going forward!
Judith Moscova
(Accountant at N/A)
I enjoyed the course and wanted more from it once it was over. The time went by pretty fast and I found myself replaying the lessons to digest all that the course had to offer. I was rather mesmerized with the Data Validation function and all that one can do to protect one's workbook with the use of Conditional Formatting.
Norman West
(Financial Manager at Lockheed Martin)
The author did a really good job explaining the shortcuts and "tricks" to help make our use of Excel more efficient. He went through some of them very quickly, but the opportunity to practice on the worksheets and to come back to the course later will ensure that I can make good use of this course in my job.
Anonymous
(Program Analyst III)
Course was very helpful, I will definitely pass this one to my co-workers. This is something that can help in our day to day work environment. Most of all, this is also something that can be useful with personal accounting and financials with my husband and my children. Thanks for sharing this information.
Lucy Maddock
(Finance and Administrative Director at Maddock Center for Radiation Oncology)
I have been using Excel for 25+ years and still learned new tips and tricks in this course. (Specifically, how to use a Named Reference instead of an expandable table - which Excel won't allow - for data validation drop down lists.) Jim is engaging and entertaining. I plan on taking the rest of his courses!
Anonymous
(AP Specialist - Payments Team)
Overall, great experience re-learning most of the tools that were presented in this training course. The instructor did seem to talk pretty quick and I know I would not have been able to follow along if I did not have prior knowledge in most of the items he presented. Still, very informative course to take.
Sarah Berkel
(Senior Accountant at Charter Communications)
Super efficient course, Loved the presentation. I've been familiar with tables, but this course helps highlight the benefits of using them and shows real examples for ways to apply them. At times, the examples were a little too quick, so I did end up pausing to catch up, but nothing I couldn't handle.
Anonymous
(-)
I loved being able to work on the exercises alongside the instructor as we went along. The instructor was upbeat and enthusiastic, which made the learning more enjoyable. There was a manageable amount of new information that you are allowed to master before moving on to the next section. Great course!
Anonymous
(Controller)
The instructors enthusiasm for course material is what made this course stand out for me. Of course there was a lot of good information here as well. It didn't go too deep on anything but gave enough info about a variety of topics to be able to know what you may be interested in learning more about.
Jessy Heisig
(Senior Accountant at Covenant Management Systems)
Great information! I've worked with data validation and conditional formatting before and still learned something new! Wonderful use supplemental material as well. Does go through the examples fairly quickly - I had to pause the video several times to do it myself without getting behind.
Anonymous
(Director)
I am familiar with all the excel shortcuts and features discussed in this course but the lessons provide a lot more other functionalities that I do not not normally used or I did not know even exist within a specific function. This is a highly recommended course for a heavy user of excel.
Anonymous
(CFO)
I'm a BIG fan of keyboard shortcuts. I have used them for years to be more efficient in my work. Jeff provided several that I was unaware of. Also, the section on Tables will be beneficial in the future - especially the auto expand feature which updates field ranges automatically.
Whitney Purinton
( at Lowe USA)
This course was fantastic and so was the instructor! The course was fast-paced, but the instructor spoke clearly and concisely and I was able to follow along - and I learned many things I didn't already know. I am excited to take additional Excel courses with this instructor.
Anonymous
(Analyst)
There was a lot of valuable information given in this short course. Even for advanced Excel users, this served as a great review. No matter how experienced you are, you will almost always be able to pick up a few things that you've forgotten or didn't know was available.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Very good course covering many great short-cuts. Good intro to data validation and conditional formatting. The time it took to complete the course is longer than expected as I had to pause to work through the exercises and review what he did. Overall, great course.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant Lead)
The video is very fast paced and I find myself having to repeat the video several time in order to not fall behind! I did learn a lot but, one area of improvement would be the excel solution - where it actually type out what key to press instead of just answer.
Jessica Williams
( at Thrive Market)
The instructor balanced fitting the information in and speaking at a quick enough pace to keep it engaging. It was easy to follow his work through on the workbooks. While I did know some of the things taught already, I can't wait to use the other tips I learned!
Rahman Ullah
(Senior Accountant at Cardtronics)
One of my favorite presenters on here.
Ties shortcuts together to broaden scope of use.
Fast pace yet doesn't miss a detail so you can sit back and watch.
Dynamic Drop Downs! Explanation of table benefits! Using Conditional formatting rather than charts!
Lindsey Dixon
( at Lindsey Hall Dixon CPA)
These were new concepts for me and I loved learning about them, but the pace was way too fast for me to follow. I spent quite a bit longer than the CPE credit that I will earn. So that is not efficient! Otherwise, the instructor was interesting, and smart.
Anonymous
(Finance)
Even as an intermediate user of Excel, I found a few important take-aways and short cuts that I have not used when building my workbooks i.e., autofill by double-clicking the bottom right edge of the active cell. Jeff's pace was perfect for my learning needs.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant/Analyst)
I thought that this was one of the most helpful excel tutorials I have seen. All of the topics discussed would be very useful to me on a daily basis. However, I wish that there were a written transcript of the videos available as I took a lot of basic notes.
Anonymous
(Manager, Accounting)
Some of the terminology that the instructor used made more sense after he went through an example. I currently use some of the shortcuts, and I enjoyed learning the section under Named References. It was a nice refresher for the Data Validation.
Rachael Smith
(Senior Internal Auditor at FJ Management)
I loved what I learned in the course, but I was annoyed that the Worksheets ZipFile link wasn't working, therefore I had to stop on each lesson and create a copy of the data that the instructor was working with, super annoying and time-consuming.
Anonymous
(-)
This course was good. There was lot of info about tables that I didn't know. I will definitely use this in my spreadsheets. I think everyone who creates spreadsheets could learn from this. I do wish there was a reference sheet, though.
Neal Stiles
(Accounting & Finance Guy at Contractor)
Wonderful presenter, the speaker is totally into excel which makes the information a lot more fun to digest. The tips and excel capabilities served as both a reminder and new stuff I did not know about. In summary, I can simply say "wow"!
Raul Cardona
(Senior IT Internal Auidtor at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas)
Excellent course!! Learn many new features of Excel that I haven't seen anywhere else. Well presented training, nicely put together and easy to understand!! Highly recommend this training and all classes provided by this facilitator!
Sankaranarayanan Subramanian
(Finance Director at Cummins)
I love the way author explained the concepts. i really liked tables as i learned something that could use in my day to day work especially writing a sum formula for a particular column in table use f3 is completely new to me. thanks
Erika Poe
(RAS Process Risk & Control Assoc.. at RSM)
I really liked that I was able to practice the shortcuts on the workbooks and that the instructor provided lots of examples. Anyone who wants to learn how to quickly perform excel functions would benefit the most from this course.
Tyson Davenport
(Controller at Zonos)
This course is mostly review, but helped me expand my knowledge within certain areas of Excel, so it was very helpful. At some points it is difficult to keep up with the instructor if you are going along with his provided sheets.
Anonymous
(Recruiting Associate)
Good tips, I enjoyed the conditional rules that you can apply to a table. I also enjoyed the various shortcuts using the keyboard rather than the mouse. The keyboard functions seem to increase efficiency on certain projects.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Fast-moving course that covers a lot in a short time. Easy walk-throughs, good examples, instructor's pace is productive. I actually did the course twice because it was so helpful I didn't want to forget anything I learned.
Robert Friedman
(CFO at BAMCO, inc)
Excellent content. Very useful and informative.
Surprised by some of the useful functionality in Excel that I was unaware of. It moves quickly and it's important to do steps with the instructor to really learn the material.
Mark Eastman
(Accountant at Self)
Great material but Jeff is sooo fast with showing the tips. I particularly struggled with the keyboard shortcuts. I do love the table, data validation and conditional formatting material. Will and do use these regularaly.
Jacob Rothman
(Portfolio Manager at Rothman Investment Management)
There was a lot of great information in this short little course. I've been using Excel for a long time but was unaware of most of these powerful tips. This is good for anyone who uses Excel for business or management.
Rachel Fischer
(CFO at Odney)
I liked the keyboard shortcuts explained in the beginning of the course and will definitely be using those in the future. The section on conditional formatting was a great introduction to that functionality within excel.
Magdalena Bedeker
(Notitle at Nocompany)
The course focuses on a handful tricks, yet very useful. The knowledge is "served" in a way that sticks and you will be able to apply it when you next work in excel. Loved the conditional formatting bars and icon sets.
Anonymous
(Quality Assurance Specialist)
This course works best as a review for those trying to understand basic functions of Excel and have little knowledge of the platform as well. That being said, this course is certainly not worth the 24 dollar price tag.
Spencer Rutz
( at Aspen Capital)
Very useful excel tips - these are game changers that when used across a long amount of time in an excel sheet, can save significant amounts of time. I highly recommend this course. Great supporting material as well!
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
The instructor was very easy to listen to, the pacing was great, all the examples were relevant and easy to follow along with - and I learned much more than I expected with such a short course. Well worth the time!
Anonymous
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I have taken hours of Excel training courses looking for exactly the type of information this one-hour course gave me. Totally practical tricks that I was able to duplicate and can use every time I work in Excel.
Lilian Dendrinos
(consultant at DLC Group)
Excellent course. The instructor explained everything. I've been using Excel for years and I didn't know about the 5 hits. I will definitely utilize what I've learned right away. I highly recommend this class.
Doug Harrison
(Manager at RSM)
Well done, very easy to follow along and the short cuts are real world useful. I plan on using excel more and more in my professional career and this course is a great starting point for easy to follow shortcuts.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
I have never used named references or tables in the ways described in the lesson. I am excited to implement them. The data validation and the conditional formatting will be helpful in certain situations as well.
Anonymous
()
I've taken Jeff's classes outside of Illumeo - he's an excellent and engaging instructor with helpful tips that help you navigate and use Excel more efficiently. Am looking forward to more classes in this forum.
Kevin Falini
(Sr. Finance Manager - Corporate FP&a.. at Intuit)
This was the best taught course I have taken on Proformative. I love the approach of looking at the functionality first and then jumping to practice. Great instruction. Easy to follow and reinforces learning.
ERICA CARPER
( at a)
He identifies a number of ways, with great examples, of time-saving and error-causing pitfalls. The only thing I had issue with, which is no big deal, is that I had to keep pausing the video to do the examples.
Alison Pritchcard
(Accounts Payable Specialist at Veeva Systems Inc)
Easy to follow, but I should have probably started with something a bit simpler. I am excited to continue through the other Excel courses offered by Jeff. He does a great job keeping things short, yet thorough.
Larisa Demling
(Accounting Manager at Signature Flight Support)
The shortcuts and tips provided will definitely help in making me more efficient with Excel. Even being accustomed to many shortcuts already, I learned a number of new methods that will help in my daily work.
Deepti Bhatnagar , CISA, CRMA
(Senior Manager, Compliance at Cisco Systems Inc.)
The course was really good but it would be extremely helpful to have a cheat sheet to use in the future. That way you don't have to keep coming back to view the video to understand how to use the shortcuts.
Jonathan Nelson
(Director at Nelson Consulting)
This course moved at a good pace (it was not too slow) and is loaded with helpful information. Although I already knew many of the things the instructor taught, I learned several things that I did not know.
Todd Williamson
( at CPChem)
With over 30 years of work experience, I consider myself a fairly seasoned Excel user. That being said, I still found a number of take-aways from this course that will make me better. Well worth the time.
Anonymous
(Sr Director Consolidation)
Very helpful tricks and tips. Showing the keyboard method and toolbar method is great to know both ways. also, all the and the worksheets to practice along made it a lot easier to follow and practice.
Anonymous
(CPA)
always helpful, useful and clearly outlined to be of use to those new to excel, people looking for a refresher course, and someone improving their skillset for use in work productivity and efficiencies.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
Very good tips to use in everyday work responsibilities. learned different ways of doing things that will be very practical in my role. Also, very good explanation and demonstration of course objectives
Arlene Anderson Woo
(Senior Auditor at CBP DHS GOV)
I wish the instructor would go a little slower. I kept having to pause and go back. We should be allowed be told to open the examples and follow the steps as the instructor shows how to do something.
Anonymous
(auditor)
I found the shortcuts to be helpful. the conditional formatting was really quick and didn't explain how the icon sets works. you can change the numbers and the symbols change - based on what criteria?
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
Very informative course. It helps in daily report which highlighted the top sales items. I also found the function of data validation is very helpful which can reduce error while inputing the data.
Anonymous
(program analyst)
I really like this course. I have an intermediate knowledge of Excel and did learn several new things. I did like that I could pause and replay the exercises if I didn't quite grab it the first time.
Anonymous
(Senior Audit Consultant)
This was a very good review of some useful Excel features. Although I agree with others, the pace of this course is very fast, I had to stop frequently. Definitely took more than an hour to complete.
Anonymous
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The instructor was interesting and fun to listen to. The information covered was really helpful and something that I know I can implement in my day to day activities at work and for person projects!
Anonymous
(Accountant)
This review was very helpful, I didn't know some of the shortcuts the instructor went over and I didn't realize how much more efficient it is using your keyboard instead of searching in the ribbon.
Keron Heath
(Staff Accountant at Artsy)
I loved the overall presentation, but disliked the level the learning began. I feel like it wasn't novice friendly. I think It is a very helpful tool to intermediate users who have to report daily
Kim Klingelhutz
(Sr Accountant at Duff & Phelps)
Jeff was animated and easy to follow. Sometimes I thought there could be a slightly longer pause between learning topics or at least a few seconds to view the results and let the training sink in.
Denise Salzman
(Operations Manager at Aspect Wealth Management)
What an awesome reminder of efficiencies! Mr. Lenning's presentation approach keeps the participant engaged and moves the training forward at an accelerated pace. Awesome training presentation.
Anonymous
(Jr Collector)
there were some really helpful tips that i didn't know before that will make my daily use more efficient, but some of the things were not applicable to my personal use. still really helpful!
Maya Walker
(Global Controller at Fourth Enterprises)
Enjoyed the instructors enthusiasm. I know how to do vlookups, sumif(s), pivot tables and this training was the next level of excel training I was looking for. Really valuable information.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
I enjoyed this class. I consider myself as the higher end of intermediate. The information shared is relevant to my work and I will apply the information learned to many of my worksheets.
Anonymous
(Sr. Marketing Analyst)
Was a solid course in introducing basic shortcuts that are useful for excel users. The worksheet examples were comprehensive and helpful in practicing the shortcuts outlined in the course.
Anonymous
()
Learned a lot. I liked how clearly the material was presented and using the worksheets made it very easy to follow. What I don't like is that I can't go back and reference the worksheets.
Anonymous
()
Instructor provides context (eg, "this is why you might want to use this function") and the skills build on themselves to support more complex use cases. The humor and pace are on point.
Anonymous
(SOX Analyst)
Excellent course. Very knowledgeable presenter. The lesson was delivered in a clear and easy to follow format. I found the workbook exercises very helpful in understanding the material.
Terence Wynn
(Consulting, CFO at SVFG)
Great combination of the use of PPT, excel templates to work with along with the video and clear verbal presentation - great pace with key learnings that are applicable to everyday use.
Emily O'Reilly
(FA III at City of Detroit)
The presenter moves very fast. I had to pause the video and do the exercises multiple times. I liked this. I dislike having to wait for the instructor/presenter to get to the point.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very informative about Table, Datavalidation and Conditional Formatting. It teaches you skills on how to you these functions for shortcuts, checking and incorporating table to formulas.
Lori Kulp
( at HRP Hitesh CPA)
I have a decent understanding of Excel but I dont use it enough to remember the various shortcuts. This course is a good refresher to help make Excel work for you and speed up your work
Ezgi Ustundag
(Financial Analyst at Cisco LIFT)
Really helped me to see the benefit of tables and naming them for easy reference in formulas. I'm getting more comfortable with the keyboard shortcuts highlighted here already. Thanks!
Jon Koepke
(Consultant at in transition)
So many more options to consider when developing worksheets. Never considered some of them before seeing how easy they were. Issue is will i be able to remember them when need arises
Javier Montanez
(Director of Finance at A&E Networks)
I felt that most topics were covered well, however all the possibilities of each topic could be explored a little more. For example, conditional formats. Go into the various options.
Anonymous
(Management Analyst)
Great course to refresh or learn for the first time crucial excel shortcuts. Best to pause momentarily and open the related workbook when the speaker moves from one topic to the next.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
The instructor made the instruction fun and interesting. There is a lot of great information and tricks that can help on a day to day work. I would definitely recommend this class.
Anonymous
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Shortcuts that you can use immediately. Good course, although a little fast for those without an already strong understanding of Excel. Would definitely take a course by Jeff again.
Nicole Dent
(Executive Assistant at EKS&H)
This course had great information that was given at a quick speed. Speed may be too fast for some beginners. I had to pause the videos to follow along in excel at a reasonable pace.
Anonymous
(Functional Analyst)
I have been using excel for years and learned some new and helpful shortcuts. I will that the course notes were better so I could simply look t the notes when I want a refresher.
Anonymous
(Logistics Analyst)
Great information and very helpful tips were provided but the pace was definitely a little too fast which made it difficult to keep up at times without having to pause the video.
Anonymous
(Audit Project Manager)
The instructor went through some things a little too quickly for me to get the first time, but I have the benefit of being able to play the recording again so it's not a big deal.
John Grande
(Collections Specialist at Yelp)
I liked his enthusiasm, especially since he was explaining a program like Excel. I think beginners would find this very useful, and Intermediate users can pick up a thing or two.
Christopher Maxwell
(Sr. Manager - Learning & Develop.. at Charter Communications)
Pace is a little fast and some of the supporting material (spreadsheets) do not exactly reflect the examples shown on screen. Some references to Excel 2007 early on, seems old.
John Ball
(controller at CPP)
so concise! it did not get bogged down or too technical as practice makes perfect. really helpful features such a conditional formatting will be always useful in many instances
Geoff Bosley
(Corp Controller at Aperture Credentialing, LLC)
Already knew most (except for using a table as a list validation input via the named range), but enjoyed the presenter's attitude. He's excited about Excel, and that's a-ok.
Anonymous
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This course is very useful. Excel can do many things and this is just the start. I found the named references and tables info especially useful. I also liked the examples.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
This course was a lot more helpful than I thought it would be. There are a lot of shortcuts discussed that can help many people save time and frustration when using excel.
Anonymous
(Managing Member)
I loved the enthusiasm of the instructor. The content was a bit overwhelming on the first pass, but the supporting materials provide everything I need to become proficient.
Anonymous
(Controller)
This course is worth checking out. Like most Excel programs, it covers some items that should have been learned through regular use but is lso shows some new approaches.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Moves fast, but its good if you already know some of the tricks. He doesn't loose my attention because I was listening for the next new trick I did not know. Great course!
Patricia Hoerig
(Finance Systems Manager at Robert W. Baird & Co.)
I knew the functionality presented, but I didn't consistently use it because I didn't realize how powerful it could be. I will use Named References and Tables much more!
Anonymous
(Director)
The instruction is very quick and if you are not skilled in excel to a degree you might have to stop and go over the examples in the class a couple of times to follow.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This course was laid out in a very logical manner that made it easy to follow and comprehend. Also liked the examples provided and ideas on how to use the short cuts.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
I just love learning new things in Excel to make me more productive. 5 productivity boosting shortcuts is the perfect amount of information to retain. Very helpful!
Monique Simpson
(Director, Financial Reporting at ALR Life Reinsurance Ltd.)
I must admit that I really enjoyed this course. The presenter was really informative and interesting. I learned a lot though I thought I was pretty decent at Excel.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Very useful techniques presented which can be applied right now to my excel files. Examples very thoroughly presented with easily understood build up in complexity.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Some of the information was given pretty fast so I had to pause in order to get it all. I use excel a lot, and there were new tricks I learned that will be helpful.
Suzanne Lentz
( at Richmond County School System)
Provides some good quick tools to be more efficient in Excel. Course does move fast, so may require some stopping and starting to really work through the examples.
Marsha Maillet
(Accounts Manager at ELC )
Theses shortcuts are applicable to everyone that uses excel. I used dual monitors and this was helpful to have excel on one screen and the instruction on the other
Alma Reyes
(Senior Accountant at N/A)
This course has helpful formulas that can be used on a regular basis. The videos are short enough that they don't become overwhelming and they are easy to follow.
Stephen Sylvester
(Freelance Writer at Private)
Extremely useful, engaging, and time-efficient. I don't think a single second of course time was wasted. If you take one course on this site, make it this one.
Joshua Thomas
(Senior Auditor at CBP DHS GOV)
This class was truly informative and educational. These short-cuts will certainly help increase my efficiency with creating worksheets moving forward. Awesome!!!
Julie Varoz
(CFO at 7 Summits LLC)
Good course will definitely continue with the other courses in this series. It is great to learn new tricks and give old spreadsheets new more functional life.
Simon Adell
(Chief Financial Officer at Undisclosed)
I loved the presenter's energy and enthusiasm, it was definitely infectious. Also, the quality of the video work switching between screen views was outstanding.
Kathy Bennett
(Owner at KB Consulting LLC (Maine))
This course provides useful shortcuts and worksheet structure for recurring files that will greatly increase the speed and efficiency of adding new information.
Anonymous
(Director - Technical Accounting)
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Jonathon Kimball
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Always room to learn - never understood the power of tables, combined with range references before. Examples fly by so be prepared to pause while you catch up
Peter Morris
(Consultant at Treasury)
Extremely well presented. The only drawback is the necessity of having to repeatedly do the exercises outside of the actual course to ensure memory retention.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
I believe this course is very helpful to the older generation who is use to a mouse. I love the short cuts, however it takes time and practice to learn them.
Anonymous
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Informative, and extremely useful. I was surprised by the usefulness and flexibility of Tables, and will definitely be using them more often in my workbooks.
Anonymous
(President)
Loving Jeff's courses. There are really good tips in his courses. Use Excel all the time but Jeff is giving me tools I didn't take advantage of in the past.
Anonymous
(Accounts Receivable)
This was a very interesting intro to Excel course! The lessons were informative and straight to the point. The videos were extremely easy to follow as well.
Eugene Ko
(Process Risk and Controls Consulting Ass.. at RSM)
This course improved my efficiency in excel, would definitely recommend to anyone trying to utilize their time more effectively by enrolling in this course.
Anonymous
(General Ledger Supervisor)
Awesome course. Very informative. I will definitely start using some of the functions and features right away. Great presentation and very good examples.
Anonymous
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Love this course! Jeff kept me interested and the time flew past.
He made learning excel fun with all the many examples. I left with instant takeaways.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Well presented course with lots of practical examples. Will be able to implement these shortcuts into my day to day work with Excel. Excellent instructor.
Robert Stellato
( at DS Smith)
This course is great! Very fast and covers a lot of ground.. Very useful sample worksheets to use for practice.. Hang on to this one for future reference.
Edward Thill
(Consultant at None)
Amazing that even with all the classes I've taken and daily use of the software, there's always more tricks to learn in Excel. Picked up 3-4 more here.
Anonymous
(Fund Accountant)
Some great tips in this course, especially keyboard shortcuts and named references. Spending an hour here will definitely save many hours down the road.
Anonymous
(Owner)
Great course with clear explanations. very easy to follow the practice in the worksheets provided. The material gave me amazing tools to improve my work.
Anonymous
(VP Finance)
Jeff Lenning is a great presenter of this technical material. As a regular excel user, I always learn new things from his classes. Highly recommended.
Anonymous
(Accounting Analyst)
Detailed, informative, useful, not boring. Use of segments and sample spreadsheets proved useful. Course seems good fit for newbie or experience user.
Suzy Grivno
(Card Program Administrator at Charter Communications)
Found may new tricks for daily Excel use. The course was very informative. Instructor does go very fast and it is hard to keep up with his examples.
Sheila Mehta
(N/A at PSSI group)
learned a lot about data validation and more about the control functions. Made me more curious about how to use tables and lists in my recurring files
Anonymous
(Controller)
Introduction to basic excel features. Course topics explained by working through numerous examples. Time estimate on the low side. Very good course.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Information was easy to follow and very useful to anyone who uses excel on a regular basis. He did tend to go a little fast but repeated his examples.
Alyssa Angell
( at Inspirato)
This was a good course to learn some shortcuts but is very beginner. I would like to see a class with more shortcuts that is intermediate or advanced.
Nia Jordan
(Senior Finance Operations Associate at Flexport)
very easy to understand. will save me lots of time. will use in my career. will use in my personal time. will use absolutely anytime i am using excel.
Anonymous
(Asst Finance Director)
This is not a basic course. Beginners beware. You may have to watch it a few times to actually understand it. Good refresher for intermediates though.
Pamela Malone
(VP of Finance and Accounting at DBAK)
This course was so helpful. I can't wait to apply the tips to my recurring workbooks to make them perform better, reduce errors and time in entry.
Anonymous
(Director)
Several great Excel features were presented in this course which I plan to utilize: named references, tables and new conditional formatting features.
Crystal Epps
(- at First Choice Sales and Marketing Group)
I truly enjoyed the review, it included advance and basic information where anyone from any point could gain some new information and follow along.
Anonymous
(Manager Finance)
very good course, informative and great delivery. Thanks for the tips, I am sure they will prove very beneficial in my work in the upcoming project.
Sergey Bulychev
(Internal Auditor at CPC)
a very convenient and visual way of learning. The author successfully selects examples and clearly shows the implementation of tasks in the program
Wesley Duffy
(Senior Staff Accountant, Compliance and .. at Willdan Group, Inc.)
Jeff Lenning explains this Excel material clearly and in a fun easy to understand way. I will be using tables and named references from now on...!
Anonymous
(Controller)
Jeff does a great job in instructing on being more efficient in Excel. I have been using Excel for years and there are always new tricks to learn.
Christopher Madsen
(Manager/Corporate Planning at Southwest Gas Corporation)
Strong examples and helpful workbooks to practice the steps shared make this an effective Excel course that can be used to improve your efficiency.
Judy Heath
(Manager, Financial Shared Services at LennoxInternational)
Instructor moved a little too fast during exercises. Did not allow sufficient time to listen to the recording and work along in the exercise book.
Anonymous
(Accounts Receivable Representative)
This was a helpful course covering some of the basic components of Excel. The videos were informative, and the pacing of the course was well done.
William Van
(Accounting Support at Intuit)
This course really explained the cool features that Excel now has built in. It makes creating spreadsheets much faster and makes them look great.
Dan Dellitt
(Financial Analyst at A-dec)
This was a good refresher on these common Excel features. There were also a couple of new items that I had never used but am eager to implement.
Adara Reese
(Program Analyst-Auditor at VA - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)
This course came recommended to me and I have to agree and will recommend it myself. Looking forward to taking more courses from this instructor!
Gloria BLAKES
(Assistant Controller at Innovapptive)
This course was great. It was a little fast, but I learned a lot. I can say I haven't kept up with learning new aspects of excel. Thank you!
Anonymous
(Sr. Internal Auditor - PCI)
LOVE this class. Jeff explains some great concepts in clear, easy to follow language. It's great that he does it on the screen as he explains it.
Anonymous
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Jeff Lenning has great enthusiasm which helps create a positive learning environment and helps alleviate more mundane parts of the presentation.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
Great material. The instructor goes very quickly through it, and I spent quite a bit more time that the 1 hour on it (listed for CPE purposes).
Very useful Shortcuts. I liked being able to pause the training and try the lessons at my own pace. I would enjoy taking more of these courses.
Eric Manenkoff
(Operations Coordinator at Peanut Butter)
I liked the enthusiasm of the narrator. I feel that the last section was covered at a very quick pace and the speaker could slow down a little.
William Applegate
(Sr. Business Analyst at Intuit)
Lightweight helpful hints about which some I didn't know. I'll have to review my data worksheets to see where I can incorporate some of these.
Anonymous
(General Ledger Accountant)
I love this basic excel training. I learned a lot about different excel shortcuts that can increase my productivity and efficiency in my work.
Anonymous
(Accounts Payable Specialist)
Very informative with visual aids while walking through the process will assist in knowledge retention. Helpful tips to enhance productivity.
Oxana Pelc
(Access Management Specialist at Hire Counsel @Facebook)
Great course! The instructor is very thorough and knowledgeable. Also, the multiple examples are very helpful, walking a user step by step.
Tracey Van Hove
(Intern at EKS&H)
I actually learned some stuff from the last two sections of trainings! And the instructor sounded interested in the material so i liked it.
Anonymous
()
Certainly learned some useful shortcuts to expand on my knowledge in excel and already know some areas where I'll benefit from this course.
Anonymous
(HCM Rep)
I am in a rush to complete these courses to get the remaining FPC credits. This course was super easy and effective for me to complete.
Raveendran Madappattu
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Excellent Course, a lot of tips to work efficiently with Excel. This course is a boom for anyone using Excel to stay fast and resourceful.
Dominick Pariano
(Internal Audit Manager at *)
Great course with some great reminders of functionality that I sometimes use but have forgotten about and some things I didn't even know!
Brent Dhuet
(Sr. DOT Compliance Specialist at Loews Corporation)
Liked the course. Do not do a lot of repeated activity in Excel and this is a helpful course. Would recommend it to anyone interested.
Ralph Czarnecki
(Director - A/P at Charter Communications)
It was relevant to everyday functions in Excel that will save time. I can apply several things I have learned in this class to save time.
Anonymous
(Sr. Controlling Analyst)
Great job! I learned anything new for optimize my future excel workbooks. Thanks Jeff, very entertaining videos with really good examples.
Anonymous
(Corporate Accounting Consultant)
I consider myself a fairly advanced Excel user but definitely learned a few new things! The sample worksheets to work with were useful.
Andrew DeLorme
( at Allscripts)
This is a course that reviews helpful excel tips and tricks of the trade. I look forward to using the course as a refresher again later.
Anonymous
(Plant Controller)
Talks quite fast and had to pause the video a lot. Nice to have the worksheets to practice as we went along since I am a hands on learner
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
This course is a wonderful intro to some extremely useful shortcuts. I know that I will utilize most of the them in future spreadsheets.
Randy Gilmore
(Analyst, Corporate Finance at JDI)
I liked all of the examples, they were very easy to follow along with. The pace may be a bit fast for beginners but for me it was great.
Anonymous
(Manager Forecasting)
Great course. Good to pause often to try the exercise for yourself. Examples were simple enough to follow and understand key concepts
Patricia Ivy
( at Byram Properties)
Although a lot of material was covered quickly in one hour, I found this course to be very valuable with some great time saving tips.
Nissa Savage
(CEO at SAVAGE ACCOUNTING INC)
I need an interactive daily calendar with this instructor giving me snippets on Excel. This is very useful and comes in quick lessons.
Kathleen Busk Varas
(Principal Financial Consultant at V Ventures Consulting)
Jeff is a master at teaching those of us who are slower how to do things in Excel that are seemingly impossible. Kudos and thank you!
Ace Moratalla
(Credit and Collections Analyst II at NetSuite)
I actually had a different basic excel course a year ago and I can say that this course lead by Jeff is absolutely easy to understand.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
Great review of some basic excel functions, including tips and tricks for using shortcuts. Excellent exercises for hands on learning.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
This course was very easy to follow and was explained really well. The worksheets was a nice add on to practice and follow the video.
Mary Ventura
(Bonding Manager at FBM)
The course is succinct and informative. Have been using excel for years and didn't know some of the useful functions introduced here.
Neal LeBlanc
(Controller at Browne Consulting Group)
This course great and showed a lot of great productivity boosting shortcuts that I utilized already and some I had never seen before.
Anonymous
(CFO)
This was a helpful course even though I consider myself to already have a good base of excel skills. I look forward to the next one.
Anonymous
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Jeff's Excel Courses are fantastic and provide some tools I can immediately implement in my work to be more efficient and effective.
Jaret Loney
( at Buchheit Tax)
Awesome Presentation! I will certainly use these shortcuts to save time and will be looking for other CPE courses by this presenter!
Wei Han Koh
(Finance at Private)
Fast run through of Excel tables, data validation, conditional formatting, named references. It will be quite useful for beginners.
Anonymous
()
Table tips were informative. Data validation instructions and keyboard shortcuts will help add efficiency to my future worksheets.
Christine Seres
(Senior Associate at RSM)
Some parts of the course went a little fast, but the worksheet examples and the ability to pause and 'rewind' were really helpful.
Anonymous
(Finance Consultant)
Helpful tips I will use in my day to day and share with others on my team. Excel productivity is an important area to be explored.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
The course is very helpful and informative. It discusses techniques and short-cuts not usually not known by average excel users.
Kelly Venneri
(Sr. Asst. Controller at Oracle + NetSuite)
I appreciated the simplicity. The different sections contained enough information to effectively get started using the commands.
Anonymous
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Excellent materials. I don't think the "answer" excel sheets were needed. It would be nice if the slides were available as well.
Lisa Cooksey-Cannon
(Sr. Accountant at Charter Communications)
Nice overview...great tips and instructions. I will use the Data Validation this feature will surely cut down my work process.
Philip Simonson
(CFO / Broker at Omnetics Connector Corporation)
Good information, well-paced. Interesting and informative. Certainly, the presenter did a good job with a somewhat dry topic.
Debra Lindquist
(controller at SafeRide Health)
I seriously need to watch this 50 more times! Lots of really great information. Instructor is engaging and easy to listen to.
Anonymous
(Lead Auditor)
Good course and I learned a few things. The instructor was knowledgeable and interactive, but talked too fast in my opinion.
Scott MacDonald, CPA, MBA
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Nice and concise course.......................................................................................................
Matthew Jones
(Assistant Controller at Peanut Butter & Co.)
The narrator often moved too rapidly on to new topics, but overall conveyed the topics at hand thoroughly and with excitement.
Thomas Donner
(IT Risk Associate at RSM)
Great intro to basic excel functionalities and how to use tables, conditional formatting, and the use of key board short cuts.
Kirk Valencia
(Director, Administration at Hampton Roads Church)
Including the word-for-word directions on the top of same Excel sheet with the example exercises of the short cut was helpful.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Great for learning new excel tips to short cut time when working with large amounts of data and several different spreadsheets
Anonymous
(Principal Accountant)
Instructor has great enthusiasm for excel. He provides good, real-life examples, and all the tips and tricks are very useful.
Gregg Gillaspy
(Owner at Gregg Gillaspy, CPA, CFP)
Very good course. All shortcuts presented are ones I can use most every day when I get into Excel files. Good presentation.
Anonymous
(Instructor)
I cannot believe how much I have learned in this class. I use Excel all the time and never new what I was missing. Thank you!
Anonymous
(Analyst)
I really enjoyed the course. The instructor was very clear in the video and provided the proper study materials to look over.
MARIA LUISA DE GUZMAN
(Manager - Billing Staff & Financial .. at Harbor Rail Services of California)
Very clear explanation of the subject matter. It was very easy to understand and the examples are easy to follow. Thank you!
Sarah Randall
(Market Research Analyst at A-dec)
Very helpful understanding the "why" behind some of these resources, as well as how to use them faster and more efficiently.
Vincent Cusumano
( at N/A)
I liked the usefulness of the course content and I thought the instructor didn't fill the lecture with meaningless verbiage.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant IV)
This was a great refresher on Excel shortcuts and productivity boosters. I will implementing these in my everyday Excel use.
Anonymous
(Retired)
Very good tips and explained very well. I enjoyed learning all these new shortcuts in Excel. Good worksheet examples, too.
Sheryl Baker
(Controller at PF Hampton Roads, LLC)
Jeff Lenning's courses are always great. If you want to know ay aspect of Excel, he has a course that will cover you needs.
Anonymous
(-)
Extremely helpful course. I learned a lot of new tricks I will implement immediately, and use Excel every day extensively.
Anonymous
(Senior Finance Manager)
Basic and easy to follow. He goes at a good pace; just started a job with a lot of excel use and this was a good refresher.
Shuting He
(Risk manager at China Eastern Airlines leasing)
The lesson is very useful to our work. Jeff taught the methods in a fun way which grasp our attention. Thanks for his work.
Anonymous
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Good info but goes through examples really fast if you are trying to follow along in the workbooks with the presentation.
Anonymous
(Associate)
Great tips and tricks to be more efficient! I really enjoyed learning more about named references and properties of tables.
Nancy Gauldie
(Unemployed at Unemployed)
Clear, concise and fast moving. Great tips and shortcuts. I've been using Excel for years and still learned a few tricks.
Douglas Ronald
(---- at ------------)
He covers the shortcuts pretty quickly, but his Excel workbook examples and exercises are great to emphasize the points.
Anonymous
(internal auditor)
Очень забавный курс. Теперь буду искать куда применить эти знания!
Anonymous
(CFO)
This course was brief but informative. I will be exploring all the concepts more deeply and putting many of them to use.
Chris Fameree
( at Diligence Solutions Group, LLC)
Moves pretty fast to follow along. For what I do in building spreadsheets not sure I would use some of the functions.
Evan Taylor
(Information Technology Analyst at Consulting)
Good information in a short amount of time. There were a few times I paused the training and went back to listen again.
Jennifer Martinez
( at Goldstein Enterprises Inc)
I've taken some of Jeff's courses directly through Excel University and enjoy his teaching. This was great, basic info.
Charlotte Branford
(Owner at WDADS - Web Design, Development and Supp..)
Jeff delivers a structured, well designed course which are easily followed. His clear and its set at the correct pace.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Instructor once again provided nice examples and clearly explained how to utilize the features described in the course.
Anonymous
(Director of Internal Audit)
instructor has a great knowledge and fully understands the subject matter; however, he moves too quickly for each step.
Elizabeth Maldin
(Audit Senior Manager at EKS&H)
I think this is great for anyone at the manager level or below but a little too detailed for senior managers/partners.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This course gave excellent tips and short cuts. Very easy to follow along with the instructor as well as the exercises.
Anonymous
(Program Analyst Auditor)
This was well presented and very engaging. Great refresher course and great tips for those that don't use Excel daily.
Laura Hirschfeld
(CPA at Julia Clark & Associates, PC)
Super helpful information! I can't wait to try it and explore the stuff he mentioned but did not have time to cover.
Niranjan Mallik
(Senior Accountant at DLC Group)
I like training material and teaching style. Name reference surprised me. Yes i will try to complete all of training.
Anonymous
(President)
Excellent short course that explains, through examples, shortcuts that you can apply right away to your spreadsheets.
Pearle Merriner
(Sr. Business Analyst at Intuit)
This course is a quick and easy way to learn some really great efficiencies when dealing with recurring spreadsheets.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
It took me longer than 1 hour to complete while doing the excercise. But it worths the time. Best Excel lesson ever.
Anonymous
(Accounting Specialist)
I am happy that the instructor is excited about Excel's abilities, but the over enthusiastic "BAMS" were distracting.
Jeffrey Kirsch
(CFO / VP Finance at Kirsch CFO Advisor)
The course was very well explained and detailed. I enjoyed the course. I especially enjoyed the showing of examples/
catherine BADERMAN
(VP Business Operations at Heidrick & Struggles)
Appreciated having the workbooks available to practice the contet after each section. Some very useful tips covered.
Frank Gonzalez
(Accountant at Corps of Engineers)
Excellent overview of covered material. Examples and support material were helpful in understanding each excel tip.
Anonymous
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Good overview of the topics. I am always interested in learning nuances or information I did not know about Excel.
Derek Ettinger
( at GP Fund Solutions, LLC)
Useful tips and tricks to improve efficiency. Felt the section on conditional formatting could have been expanded.
Bob Phipps
( at R.W. Phipps, PA)
wow, knew about 15% of that. i just needed to watch someone go thru the commands that i never attempted to touch.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Good tips for even experienced users. I would have liked a pdf that summarizes the shortcuts that were presented.
Megan Lukken
(Senior Accountant at Yahoo)
Overall a great course with lots of great shortcuts in excel. I will be using what I learned on a regular basis.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This is a great course if you want to know some interesting excel shortcuts. Would highly recommend this course.
Andy Kelly
( at HCA)
I enjoyed this course. All five of Jeff's key tips are useful and applicable to almost any excel user. Great job!
John Logan
(CFO at Ever Fresh Fruit Company)
Very entertaining and kept my attention the whole time. The tips and tricks were very relevant and very useful!
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
Simplified explanations of basic ways Excel beginners can become more efficient - good course for Excel novices
NICOLE SALOUM
(Consulant at EKS&H)
I liked it was broke up into 5 sections and I was able to walk away if need. it was to the point and efficient.
Anonymous
(Director, Governance)
Good instruction but there could be better material that summarizes the concepts to refer back to for later use.
Anonymous
(Principal)
Great course. Learned some new excel tricks and got a refresher on some things that I haven’t used in a while.
Anonymous
()
After not working for many years, this was a good refresher course and to learn new uses I may have not explored
Sheilah Brown
(Controller at SMB LTC)
good examples. Went too fast in beginning but went over things more than once so helped to remember what to do.
Quinn Bonta
(Associate Consultant at RSM)
It is very helpful to know excel tips and tricks to gain efficiency when working with a program so frequently.
Anonymous
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It's amazing how many simple tricks there are to speed up work in excel. Thanks for helping highlight these.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Excellent course. Presentation was easy to follow most of the time. It was a little hurried in some instances.
Anonymous
(Finance Assistant and Contract Administr..)
Great shortcuts everyone can use. Jeff speaks clearly and demonstrates effectively for ease of understanding.
Anonymous
(Tax Associate)
This was a great overview of time saving strategies that any Excel user can incorporate in regular activities.
Anonymous
(Adjunct Professor)
Excellent presentation of very useful Excel shortcuts. Examples were easy to follow but with powerful results.
Erin Newbrand
( at Edward L. Schafman, LLC)
Really liked his tone and was easy to follow. I already know I will use several of these learning objectives.
David Ray
(Vice President / Technology and Planning at Galen College of Nursing)
Very good course. I've used excel for many years, and still learned some new tricks. I recommend the course
Anonymous
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I thought this course was clear, concise, and jam packed with good shortcuts and information for excel users.
Anonymous
(Junior Collector)
This course wasnt bad, some good tips to remember when working in Excel. Nothing was too hard to understand.
Anonymous
(AP SPECIALIST)
It was helpful I will need to review this a second time only because I do not were complicate spreadsheets.
JIN ZOU
(Senior Accountant at STS Traders)
This course provides useful Excel shortcuts. It also provides excel worksheets to practice these shortcuts.
Patricia Gonzalez
(Senior Staff Accountant at MJC Electronics Corporation)
Instructor speaks to fast and goes thru the exercises too quickly , material covered is worthwhile to learn
Anonymous
(Finance Director)
Very informative and practical. I like each course is just 1 hour and I can take it even during lunch hour.
Clayton Armfield
(Senior Financial Analyst at Stryker)
This was a very useful course that is great for a refresher on some basic excel skills. Highly recommended.
Anonymous
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I know a lot about excel already but I still learned a couple new tricks by watching this course. Thank you!
Anonymous
(Controller)
These are fairly basic tips, but this met the objective of the title. These are crucial to quick excel use.
Anonymous
(Director of Accounting)
Very helpful on named references benefits and how to apply the shortcuts for better linked doc and macro use
Anonymous
()
Enjoyed the course. Learned about some surprising and useful new dimensions to some familiar areas of excel.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
This course is fast-paced and packs a lot of good information into it in only 45 minutes. Highly recommend!
Eric Cox
(Senior Accountant at Mondo)
Very useful for anyone who works in excel constantly or is considering taking a job that would require this
Anonymous
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I hadn't thought about using table references before and seeing how they could be used was very informative
Scott Anderton
(CFO at HCA)
I have used Excel extensively in my career and picked up several new tricks through this training. Thanks!
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This was good for me but I had to back space a lot on the videos as they went pretty fast on the exercises.
Jericho Hallimore
( at Black Mountain Home For Children)
Wow a lot of useful tips so quickly. I might have enjoyed going through the material just a hair slower.
Anonymous
(Senior Accounting & Reporting An..)
Really enjoyed this content - learned something new with the tables features and validation. Great course!
Ivan Makarov
(Vice President of Finance at SmugMug)
That was some Excel magic. The instructor is an Excel ninja and I've learned a lot in the short one hour.
DAWN TAKEMOTO
(STAFF ACCOUNTANT at PAVEMENT RECYCLING SYSTEMS)
This course is very helpful for the intermediate excel user that would like to be more efficient in excel.
Ingo de Pina
(Sr. AR Analyst at Yelp, Inc.)
Enthusiastic and clear instruction. Some of the data tested in quiz was not covered during instruction.
Melody Wang
(Accountant III at EBMUD)
Very informative tools and materials for a financial accountant's daily work life! Practice makes perfect!
Steve Meyers
(solo at none)
Great course. A lot was learned in just one hour. The instructor was entertaining and made learning fun.
Jan Laudenbach
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It has been very close to reality with useful examples. Think I will use most of it during my daily work.
Anonymous
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Sections were easy to follow. Lessons were fast paced. Showed various ways to accomplish same result.
john keating
( at accenture)
Really basic but good refresher that covers things you may have forgotten or just never really stuck with
Njei Kingsly Achiri
(Accountant at Pro-Active Mega Services)
I have not really study excel that much. but this course has put me on fire to explore more about excel.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Very efficient way to quickly learn some key functions to make life with Excel a lot quicker and easier!
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Great course, you will need to do the exercising on your own due to the fact that the course moves fast.
rashaad clavon
(Director of FP&A at Ronin Equity Partners)
great review, I have been using excel for years and still was able to learn something from this review.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Appreciated the keyboard shortcuts in this class and the conditional formatting makes it so much easier!
Anonymous
(Program Specialist)
Great class on boosting productivity shortcuts! A refresher on past courses showing the power of Excel.
Anonymous
(Vice President)
Great course, it is always refreshing to learn new Excel skills and build my skillset. I enjoyed it all.
Danin Gray
(Staff Accountant at Charter Communications)
The course was informational, providing step by step processes on how to use the correct functions keys.
Cheryl Somers
(- at -)
I have been an excel user for many years and have found this session to be very informative and useful.
Thomas Grimmig
(Senior Accountant at Charter Communications)
Good overview of boosting your keyboarding skills and sprucing up your worksheets without using graphs.
Jesse Smith
(Accounts Receivable at Yelp)
The video had useful information with great shortcuts and Jeff did a great job keeping your attention.
Anonymous
(Associate)
Very easy to follow - being able to see the shortcuts used in real time allowed it to feel more natural
Anonymous
(Manager Finance)
I consider myself an advanced Excel user and there were some shortcuts that I learned from this course.
Martin Smith
(owner at M. Ward Smith, Inc.)
It would be better to go slowly enough through the exercises to allow the user to follow in real time.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
These are great tips! The instructor was clear and enthusiastic. I will use what I learned frequently.
john mahlstedt
(Internal Audit Consultant at ConnectSearch LLC)
Great Presentation Energy. Covered the information well but went at a quick pace but not too quick.
Anonymous
(Bookkeeper)
I felt that the shortcuts being presented were great but the instructor moves & talks way too fast!!
Terri Vines
(Executive Assistant at Charter Communications)
It was great knowing which shortcuts to use to help me navigate some of the spreadsheets I access.
Anonymous
()
Good summary of handy keyboard-based Ecel shortcuts and other tips for improving working efficiency.
Brian Eldred
(Controller at URM Stores, Inc.)
Very useful tips and shortcuts. I loved this course and can't wait to use my new found knowledge!!!
Sarah Gulde
(Finance Manager at Sadie Golf)
Had some good tips. Would be better for me as a webpage I could read at my own pace than as a video.
Rodney Troyer
( at Wayne Garage Door)
I've been using Excel extensively for years, but learned several valuable things during the course.
Valerie Wunderlich
( at Procon Analytics)
Very helpful excel tips and trips that I can easily incorporate into my everyday work and analysis.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great course with lots of useful tips to make Excel sheets easier to use and increase efficiencies.
Anonymous
(Accouting/HR Analyst)
Some great excel shortcuts learned in this course that I will be implementing in my day to day job.
Saipriya Kokkera
(Assistant Manager- Internal Audit at Mylan)
This course help us build our basics in excel and the formulas provided enhance our work efficiency
Jessica Beck
(Accountant at Jessica D. Beck, CPA)
Has good production value, the narrator is kind of funny. Useful information and a good refresher.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Very useful information. I use excel everyday and was not aware of many of the features discussed.
Anonymous
()
This course provides a good overview of Some Excel shortcuts. I managed to pick up some good tips.
Marsha Lauck
( at CSU Chico College of Business)
I have used Excel for years but I still learned things or was reminded of better ways to design.
Mark MOORE
( at Mark Moore)
It would be nice have a course transcript to use for future reference and in taking the final exam.
Deb Winter
(Consulting Staff Accountant at EKS&H)
Learned some things about shortcuts, tables and conditional formatting that I haven't used before.
Timothy Halliday
(Consulting Senior at EKS&H)
Great shortcuts. I found this very helpful and will definitely use these shortcuts in the future.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
This training is very basic, but helpful to anyone who would like a refresher on Excel shortcuts.
Erica Claudin
(Director, Financial Reporting at Charter Communications)
This was a good pace, good content. I would recommend to anyone who has a base knowledge of Excel.
Shelby Matznick
(Accounts Receivable Representative at Yelp)
I really enjoyed the energy and the information provided. I feel like I already know so much more!
Kelly Kreutzer
(Accounts Payable Specialist at Charter Communications)
Overall this course will help me utilize excel in a more efficient way which is always a positive!
Anonymous
(n/a)
Effective narration. More exam questions would be have helpful for better gauge of understanding.
Anonymous
(Controller)
review questions and exam questions did not seem to always correlate to matter presented in videos
Charles Weeks
(CFO / Senior Management Consultant at Weeks and Associates, LLC)
Love the fact that he illustrates first, then walks you through the lesson in easy steps in Excel.
Anonymous
()
Helpful information but most was already knowledgeable of. Not captivating, hard to sit through.
Anonymous
()
Excellent topics and instruction. Have used Excel for years and these were all new. Thank you!
Lindsay Vanek
(Accounting Team Lead at Stanley Black & Decker , Inc.)
I found this extremely useful. I am fairly good at Excel and still learned some tricks. Thanks.
Anonymous
()
I really liked the presentation and having multiple examples for each section was very helpful.
JOSH Aharonoff
( at Graphite Financial)
Great refresher on some useful excel shortcuts - thanks for the help, will be sure to implement!
Anonymous
(VP, Accounting)
Useful info and tricks for the daily excel user. I'll likely use the data validation more often.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit)
Great! This was an excellent class, I thought it was GREAT! Wow so much excellence. Truly great.
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Proc.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Good class. Great features to start using for efficiency. I like the instructors enthusiasm.
Ethan Onat, CIA
(Business Systems Manager at Washington Energy Services)
I knew 95% of the things he showed on this video, but even for the 5%, it was totally worth it!
Lynne Bromley Holloman
(Accounting Manager at Woodside Equine Clinic)
Learning Excel from a list of steps can be tricky but this course made it very understandable.
Anonymous
(Audtor)
Content was useful, the pace was too fast to work alongside, do it and absorb the information.
chaya fuhrer
( at Gershon Beigeleisen and Co.)
great! i really enjoyed this course. i use excel all day but never knew so many of these tricks
Anthony Imburgia
( at None)
This was good training. It provided some useful tools to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Michael Bengert
(Director of Credit at Atlas Van Lines, Inc)
course was good. learned a lot. i need to get better with excel to benefit from this training.
Louella Stover
( at On the Go Transportation, LLC)
This course has a lot of information to digest. It could be expanded to include more practice.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Great shortcuts to help anyone who is not familiar with these in developing excel spreadsheets
Anonymous
(Corporate Accountant)
Perfect fit for my knowledge and work. I liked that I could go back and review the video again
Anonymous
(Sr. Accounts Payable Specialist)
There were some great tips in this training session and I would recommend it to my co-workers
Anonymous
(Auditor)
The class was great! It's always good to brush up on concepts you don't regularly use. Thanks.
Anonymous
(Owner)
Good Info presented and time helping shortcuts. I knew most, but a couple new and all helpful
Joanne Boudreau
(Consultant at Self-Employed)
Concise and helpful course. I found quite a few helpful tips and will use them going forward.
Anonymous
()
Not exceptionally helpful for excel users on a Mac....and lots of people use a Mac these days.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
It's very useful excel tips, liked it very much. Anyone who use excel would love this course.
Jatin Talreja
(Financial Accounting Consultant at Wells Fargo)
Some really cool excel tips like tables & named references I would explore after this course.
Anonymous
(CPA)
The tips in this course are very helpful. Some of them I knew, but did learn a few new ones.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Solid advice and Great about of content for the time needed. Well thought out and presented.
David Tahan
(Controller at Kuehne Chemical Company, Inc.)
I liked the numerous examples and demonstrations used to drive the point of the lesson home.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great course. Couple quick easy tips that can make a big impact if you use Excel frequently.
Anonymous
(CPA)
Great course. Demonstrations make it easy to understand and instructor is fun to listen to.
Paul Prusiensky
(Director of Finance & Operations at Peanut Butter & Co.)
We like the enthusiasm of the narrator.
Last section went too fast (conditional formatting)
Aimee Swenson
(Owner's Liaison at Driftwood Hospitality)
Course was good, but needs to be updated for newer versions of Excel, especially for Tables.
Anonymous
()
Great refresher course...….. good course to take if you're in need to better productivity.
John Watkins
( at GSMS Inc)
Good course. My only comment would be nice to update to newer versions but some good tips..
Anonymous
()
Upon review of this entire course I have deemed that it is good for learning shortcuts, etc.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This course is a great way to learn new shortcuts in Excel. It is interesting and effective.
Brian Pelinski
(CPA at N/A)
good information and great examples, Sense of humor and excitement props to the instructor.
Taylor Aschliman
(Plant Controller at Pretzels, Inc.)
Great course with lots of examples to clearly show the various uses of the topic discussed.
Good intro to Excel shortcuts that can be used in most any accounting or analysis exercise.
David Beres
(Sr. Commission Specialist at Robert W. Baird)
The instructor was very good explaining each task, the examples go a little quick at times.
Ann Marotta
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Very good examples. Would like to have been able to download of PDF of everything covered.
Anonymous
()
this was easy to understand and everyone who works with a computer shoudl be taught excel.
Regina Griffith
(Financial Analyst at Robert W. Baird)
I really liked the portion about excel tables. Very useful tool that I never knew existed!
Martin Williams
(Finance Manager at think global Milengo GmbH)
Good short course. Mr. Lenning lectures with enthusiasm. I enjoyed listening to him. Bam!
Anonymous
(CFO)
Lots of good examples and ideas to use for recurring workbooks and even one-off worksheets
Robert Jennings
(Financial Analyst at City of Detroit)
Great instruction. Clear and concise with meaningful examples. Proceeded at a great pace
Anonymous
(Director, Accounting)
Great Class. Material easy to understand and very useful tips. Presentation was engaging.
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
There was a lot of valuable information given in this short course. Jeff did a great job!
Kaitlin Shimizu
(Sr Tax Analyst at Gap Inc.)
Easy, useful tips for excel workbooks - anyone building workbooks could use this course.
Anonymous
(Board Member)
I liked that the shortcuts were demonstrated and felt like I could use them in real work.
Jason Sherman
(Staff Accountant at Willdan)
Very informative and well put together video. The examples are easy to follow along with.
Anonymous
()
I will commit to memory the 5 shortcuts. Also thinking of ways to use tables more often.
Anonymous
(Senior Associate)
The course was interactive and helped me learn new ways to be efficient when using Excel.
Justin Farr
(Controller at Ncontracts)
great quick ways to improve your excel productivity and work product. highly recommended.
Karla Kerce
( at The Merit Group, LLC)
Loved the enthusiasm. Class went very fast for me and I had to rewind a couple of times.
Anonymous
(Associate Manager)
Jeff was very engaging the whole time. I will use all of these shortcuts in the future.
Kristi Patton
( at Connectivity)
Course was extremely insightful. I will be using these tools for the rest of my career.
Anonymous
()
Uses Excel 2007. It's 2022. Please update the training for 15 years of new functionality
Anonymous
(APS)
Useful basic shortcuts that were informative for creating and maintaining spreadsheets.
Anonymous
(Director - Billing Data Integrity)
good direction given during this session. Please take the time to complete this course
Anonymous
(Program Analyst-Auditor)
Tired to take notes but was difficult due to speed presented moved through spreadsheet.
Ashton Williams
(Controller at Codaray Construction, LLC)
This would be a great course for someone who is new to the advanced functions in excel.
Kevin Stapleton
( at Preferred Plastics)
great class - highly useful material in an enjoyable learning format, GREAT Instructor
Anonymous
()
I think this was a good basic reminder of excel shortcuts we use in our every day jobs.
Richard Dandan
(Senior Accounting Specialist at National Food Authority)
nice! as a result, i enrolled to all of your excel courses sir.. thank you. great job!
Adam Shrimplin
(Manager at Protiviti)
High quality presenter. I'm a power user and still some great tricks from this course.
Don Wademan
(CFO at Garner Industries)
Experienced users can still learn from this course, that's the most surprising aspect.
Anonymous
(Agent)
Liked the way the material was presented smoothly combining slides and excel activity.
Jeff Bone
(Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual)
Informative well explained course. Learning about the tables was my biggest takeaway.
Thanh Truong
(Senior Internal Auditor at Charter Communications)
This is a short but informative Excel lesson for those wanting more exposure to Excel.
Anonymous
(Director of Audit)
Basic level Excel course. Provides a couple good tools to know when working in excel.
Anonymous
(Director SOX Compliance)
Loved the explanations and the demonstrations. Makes the learning aspect very clear.
Anonymous
(Director of Operations)
The videos were helpful. I learned some helpful shortcuts that i never knew existed.
Johaine Thomas-Miranjie
(President & CEO at JTM Business Solutions)
Loved the energy the presenter brought to what could have been a very boring webinar.
Anonymous
(Business Controller, Waze)
Good refresher and tips for those who have some excel experience. Engaging instructor
Anonymous
()
Instructor was clear in presentation and lessons were taught with multiple examples.
Kevin Rupp
( at Owens Corning)
Nice refresher course on Excel covering basics that come in handy for day-to-day use.
Anonymous
(Mgr, Accounting/Reporting, Internal Repo..)
Exam did not really follow material. I was expecting to learn more actual shortcuts.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Insightful lecture about tables, data validation, conditional formatting, and more.
Anonymous
()
This was excellent and I really appreciated the fast pace. I learned many new tips.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Helpful as a refresher on some basic efficiency tips, particularly the Tables module
Anonymous
()
Nice course. Thank you very much. Instructor is knowledgeable. Great job. Thank you.
Timothy Goodrich
( at BentallGreenOak)
This course is definitely more for a beginner in excel. Good refresher nonetheless.
Anonymous
(Sr. Human Resources Manager)
A lot I knew already. I did learn some helpful items in Tables and Data Validation
Jack Brown
(Consultant at JB Consulting LLC)
Good tips to make excel use faster and more efficient. Well explained and relevant.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accounting Analyst)
The instructor is very knowledgeable and is very good at conveying the information!
Katherine Wynegar
(Subscription Retention Specialist at Intuit)
I learned how to work in tables easily and the data validation lesson was awesome.
Anonymous
(Management Analyst II)
Even if you know Excel, can be a useful refresher course I learned a few new tips.
Robert Cheseman
(Accountant at Charter Communications)
Great course, very to the point but effective in teaching key shortcut techniques.
Anonymous
(Associate Director, CFCC Assurance)
Great class and well-paced! Will definitely implement these 5 boosting shortcuts.
Phichaya Pinyo
(Comptroller at Heaven's Hands Community Services)
Excellent course. The instructor explained clearly and there are many useful tips.
Anonymous
(Technical Accounting Manager )
Excellent content, format and presentation. Some new tricks for this old dog!
Corey Masters
(Accountant, Internal Auditor, Risk Speci.. at Self)
I use Excel all the time but this course gives useful information I did not know.
Anonymous
()
It was fine. I don't like that I have to write a review. It was a CPE course.
Susan McCarthy
(- at NYC Charter Center)
This was very helpful but need a written summary page that i can use afterwards.
Anonymous
()
simple and concise explanation about basic excel functions.
Easy to understand.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Keyboard shortcuts could be useful and eliminate a lot of copy and pasting time.
Anonymous
()
Good information; samples are helpful. Unfortunately not much applies to my job
Anonymous
(AR Analyst)
i learned so much about excel that would really help me a lot in my daily work.
Robert Workman
(Senior Lean Development Officer at Confidential)
Good overview of nice productivity increases and simple means of enacting them.
Janine Korovesis
(Controller at Google)
Introductory level course for those looking to increase basic Excel knowledge.
Anonymous
(Manager Internal Audit)
I thought the information included in the training was useful and informative.
Kade Tibbetts
(Transaction Advisory at Intrinsic)
The course lays out some helpful, beginner tips for Excel. Efficiency is key.
Terri Tindall
(Client Accounting Specialist at Postlethwaite & Netterville)
I like that the steps are shown in great detail and most of the time repeated.
Anonymous
(--)
Very enthusiastic and engaging instructor. Covered the topics extremely well.
Cynthia Bistrain
(Finance Operations - Senior Business Ana.. at Intuit)
Great workshop. It went a little to fast at times, so I had to replay a lot.
Anonymous
()
Relay I get a lot of useful information and it will help me in my work a lot.
Becky Williams
(Manager of Operations Accounting at CONSOL Energy, Inc.)
This course was very informative and i will be using many of the shortcuts.
Anonymous
(Director Finance)
Liked he power point but would also like a summary of the guideline in word
Anonymous
(Group Internal Audit Officer)
This cource easy to listen to and follow. Great examples to follow along with
Nader Mikhael
( at .)
Perfect shortcuts, make life a way easier for accountants heavily using Excel
Anonymous
(Director of Financial Systems)
Great tips for Excel! Instructor has a very energetic and entertaining style!
Jennifer Rodriguez
( at Root Organization)
A good review and learned a few great gems along the way, as well. Thank you!
Anonymous
()
good content, easy to follow, love the sample worksheets to help follow along
Anonymous
(NA)
Jeff was easy to listen to and follow. Great examples to follow along with.
Kelly Zhao
(Senior Billing Clerk at Yelp)
jeff went over the sections well and provided short and concise explanations
Daniel Belong
(Controller at Orchestrade)
I would like the "how to" in the extra credit in the data validation section
Anonymous
(Senior Manager)
Straight forward instruction. The tips provided will be immediately useful.
Sharon Vincent
(CFO at MJC Electronics Corporation)
Very quick and easy to follow. Many of the shortcuts I can use right away.
Anonymous
(Direct C & C Manager)
The lecture was too fast in some cases and not enough detail for beginners.
Cathy Kyriakis
(Distribution & Sales Ops Mgr at Intuit Canada)
This was a good course! Great tips and exercises to solidify the learning.
Kevin Curry
(President at Kevin D Curry, CPA)
Performance of functions was good. Went a little fast in the last module.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accounting Manager)
This course provides a good overview of the most useful functions in Excel.
Anonymous
(Program Anaylst)
Exited to try these shortcuts. Always able to learn something new in Excel.
Anonymous
(Financial Reporting Manager)
Excellent Excel tips! Great presentation, easy to follow. Highly recommend!
Amanda Eichenlaub
(Assistant Director of Budget at Bucknell University)
Things I already knew but a great refresher and did learn some new things!
Bill Lathrop
(Chief Financial Officer at Artful Home)
Again - great tools for improving Excel skills. I will use these a lot!
Maeflor Defensor
(AR Specialist at NetSuite)
This has been very helpful and was easy to understand. The demo was great.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Training lessons/examples moved too quickly to keep up with the presenter.
Perry Byrd
( at Perry Byrd CPA)
great course. I really enjoyed the hands on experience from the work book
Anonymous
()
Clear and enthusiastic presentation! Examples chosen were quite relevant.
Youlanda Williams
(Program Analyst at VA - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)
Great information and demonstrations! This will help me in my daily work!
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
The course was very nice, very good instructor, understandable explanation
Oksana Sofron
(Accountant at none)
Great excel tricks that I forgot about. I can't wait to use them at work.
John Gross
(Advisor to Special Committee of the Boar.. at TradingScreen, Inc.)
very helpful and informative; good examples; some parts a little too fast
Anonymous
(Senior Accounts Receivables Analyst)
Jeff's way of speaking kept my engaged and his examples were very useful!
Anonymous
(Tax Manager)
Good tips. The example excel docs didn't perfectly align with the video.
Sally Fonstein
(Corp Controller at Ustream, Inc.)
Very useful for everyday work. I found the presentation easy to follow.
Matthew Reilly
(Assistant Controller at GA Telesis LLC)
Good basic introductory course. I would recommend to anyone new to excel
Gwen Pfeifer
(Sr. Payroll Rep. at RW Baird)
The speaker was excellent. Very useful information presenting concisely.
Kevin Moschella
(Sr. Director, FP&A at Evidera)
I was a big fan of the multiple examples and the instructors enthusiasm.
Anonymous
(Staff Accountant)
Great tips to increase productivity for new to intermediate excel users.
Martin Lintag
(Not Provided at Not Provided)
Liked that there were sample worksheets to follow the videos along with.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very useful course, well explained and the exercises very useful as well
Kim Hughes
(Accounting Manager at Lagoon Water Midstream)
This program was very helpful and i learned several new things on this.
Anonymous
(Officer- Global Internal Audit)
Examples used were easy to understand the functionality of the shortcuts
Dena Dahlquist
(Director at Control Logics)
Really enjoyed this class. Things I probably should have learned by now.
Anonymous
()
I appreciated all the short cuts.... learned things I wish I have known.
Anonymous
(CM)
The video are easy to comprehend. Though the videos are buffering slow.
Renato Santos
(Regulatory Reporting Quality Assurance A.. at Wells Fargo)
Great course on improving efficiency and productivity when using Excel.
Anonymous
(Sr AP Specialist)
Really good review of information. Instructor has great sense of humor
Don Myers
(Finance & Operations Executive at -)
Great course that showed various examples that made it easy to follow.
Anonymous
(Director of Finance)
A bit fast at times, but a lot of useful tips and short cuts provided.
Leslie Harding-Ide
(Lead Wireless Data Analyst at Charter Communications)
Some of the instructions with exercises were too fast to keep up with.
Anonymous
(Senior Financial Analyst)
Great basics, but I would like an expanded intermediate level version
Julia Baker
(Deposit Operations Specialist III at AmeriCU)
Helped explain how to use tables and move between worksheets with ease
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Sometimes the instructor talks too fast, but otherwise a great course!
Darin Sobool
(Zero at None)
As much as I think I know Excel, I can always use a few tips/pointers
Jeff Marcacci
(Senior Tax Manager at Intuit Inc.)
Nicely presented... provides useful tools for better excel experience
Anonymous
(CFO)
Good tips. Speaks fast, but having the ability to 'rewind' is great.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
This is relevant and can allow someone to quickly master these skills
Janae Dacut, MBA, CIA
(Auditor at Kaiser Permanente)
I loved the structure and the way the course instructor was engaging.
Anonymous
(Staff Consultant)
I ENJOYED THE INSTRUCTOR'S ENTHUSIASM. GRAPHIC INSTRUCTION WAS GOOD.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Great course Jeff - some really good ideas to use relating to tables.
Dawn Foster
(Payroll and Tax Manager at Meriton)
Picked up a couple things I was rusty on. Good tricks to keep handy.
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
A lot of information well presented with many practical applications.
Melissa Michaud
( at ADP)
I really enjoyed the pace of this training and the instructors style
Anonymous
(n/a)
Helpful shortcuts; easy to take quickly and apply in the real world.
Beth Manders
(Senior Billing Coordinator at DCI)
I don't use the keyboard shortcuts often but these will be helpful.
Anonymous
()
Good shortcuts for excel. Well spoken and material worked well.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This course was useful to daily practice in the field of accounting.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Great course. Learned a lot. Tables will be most helpful for my job.
Anonymous
()
Conditional formatting formats a cell based on the value of the cell.
Anonymous
(Accounting Clerk)
Very useful topics with clear examples. Well-organized presentation.
Franz Riedel
(Finance consultant at DLC Group)
Nice class to learn some quick shortcuts on productivity with excel.
BETH BROOKS
(Owner at Brooks Accounting Services, LLC)
Great course. The features chosen to discuss are especially useful.
Bryan Oliver
(Senior Accounting Analyst at UMB Financial Corporation)
Make the conditional formatting section longer and make it 1.5 CPE's
Anonymous
(N/A)
This course was a great refresher of my knowledge of excel shortcuts
Brandon Bush
(Manager at PorterKinney)
Good for beginners and offers important reminders to moderate users.
marie Lemay
(Senior, SEC Reporting at Prologis)
super helpful tips that will increase my productivity in the future!
Kenneth Hopkins
(Senior Financial Analyst at The University of Texas Health Science C..)
Informative, but the presenter went thru the material awfully fast.
MARTIN COBB
(CFO at FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSUTING LLC)
Powerful tips. Been using Excel for years but still new stuff here.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Refresher on some beginning excel functions but a great intro back.