1 CPE This course provides practical guidance to help you rapidly master a few fundamental functions of Excel. Upon completing the training, you will be able to use:
The IFERROR Function
This online Excel course explores the idea of error trapping, and demonstrates how to control formula results when an error is encountered. This Excel lesson introduces the IFERROR function, works through the syntax of the function, and provides several practical examples so you can work hands-on.
The IF Function
This online Excel course reviews the IF function. The lesson includes the syntax of the IF function, how to implement it into your workbooks, and explores the benefits.
List Comparisons
This online Excel course demonstrates how to perform list comparisons with Excel. What's a list comparison? Let's say you have two Excel sheets, and you have a question: does anything on this list appear on that list? Or, what appears on this list but not on that list? These are examples of list comparisons. This lessons applies Excel's lookup functions to perform list comparisons. Homework activities and Excel files are provided so you can work hands-on.
The ISERROR Function
This online Excel course explores the ISERROR function, and illustrates how to use it in conjunction with the IF function to control the output of formulas when errors are encountered. This combination of functions enables us to perform tasks that are not possible with the IFERROR function, and expands our ability to trap errors. Sample Excel files are provided in the homework activities so you can work hands-on.
Multicolumn List Comparisions with COUNTIFS
A multicolumn list comparison is a list comparison that uses two or more columns for the matching criteria. Typically, Excel users familiar with the VLOOKUP function will try to combine multiple columns into a single lookup column, often using concatenation, in order to perform the list comparison. However, this step of combining columns is not necessary, and in recurring use workbooks our goal is to eliminate steps. This online Excel class explores the COUNTIFS function. The Excel lesson walks through the function's syntax, illustrates how to use it to perform multicolumn list comparisons, and provides several practical examples so you can work hands-on.
Indentation
How do you create indented report labels? Do you tab over to a new column? Do you pad the report label with two spaces? Both of these common approaches impede our productivity. This online Excel class discusses this minor detail, and demonstrates how the way we indent can have a major impact on our efficiency. This Excel lesson provides several practical examples so you can work hands-on.
Perform Lookups with SUMIFS
What is your favorite lookup function? Excel has many lookup functions, including VLOOKUP, INDEX, and MATCH. However, when we consider using SUMIFS to perform lookups, we are able to avoid many limitations of traditional lookup functions. This online Excel course demonstrates how to apply our dear friend SUMIFS to the task of lookups.
Determine the Last Day of the Month with EOMONTH
Date driven workbooks are common for accountants. This online Excel course discusses one of the most important date functions...EOMONTH. This Excel lesson reviews the function's syntax, demonstrates how to integrate it into your workbooks, and provides a sample Excel file so you can practice hands-on.
Date Parts - MONTH and YEAR
Date driven workbooks are common for accountants, and thus, it is important to be familiar with key date functions. We can pull the date parts out of a date, and this online Excel class explores the MONTH, YEAR, and DAY functions. This Excel lesson reviews the syntax and walks through several practical examples. The sample Excel file is provided so you can work hands-on.
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
- Be able to trap errors with IFERROR function
- Demonstrate multiple uses for the IF function
- Enact multi-column comparisons with COUNTIFS
- Be able to create indented report labels
Last updated/reviewed: August 26, 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
183 Reviews (512 ratings)
Reviews
Anonymous
(Associate Accountant)
I appreciate that Jeff provides interactive excel sheets so that you can do the example problems with him. There was a time or two that he would use a keyboard shortcut to do something (which I didn't know how to do) and then I was lost going forward, but overall, I think his teaching approach is great. He is fast because he is an expert with the information, but he gives you ample opportunity to practice.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
An excellent introduction course into trapping errors and using combined functions along with using date functions. I will be able to use these combined functions in complicated bank reconciliations and date functions in prepaid worksheets and many others. Explained well with superb materials. Best excel teacher thus far.
Eylene Wachowiak
( at Anspach Law)
Really great content, that is taught efficiently without consuming excessive time. The only reason I gave less than 5 stars on this one is, I do not remember covering the match function in the presentation or worksheets (unless I missed it, then I retract this comment), but there was a question on the exam about it.
Anonymous
()
The information provided was great for beginners, but some of the methods seem to be outdated. Specifically as it relates to vlookups. I think details on the xlookup function would be a game changer for some! Also a further analysis of using index and match together.
Thomas Grimmig
(Senior Accountant at Charter Communications)
This course was a little more challenging. I was not prepared with knowing the Match function and there were some extra credit exercises that made you think beyond the course instructions. I felt challenged and enjoyed Jeff's teaching style.
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
The list comparison build it quickly to determine which item from one list appear nor another is useful. This is another go application the amazing excel lookup function. It is practical useful in daily task on bank reconciliation.
Michael Hinton
(Accountant at Calvin Cafritz Enterprises)
I took this course, which is number 4 in the series, first but it did not really matter. I think I will take the whole course since it has been very helpful so far in letting me know just what can be done using the language of excel.
Anonymous
()
Good commentary about the ISERROR function - I didn't know about that function until this video. Also never knew that the VLOOKUP only returned the first matching value before this CPE course - another helpful detail to know in Excel.
Anonymous
(Self Employed)
Great course! Learned something new. This course would benefit someone brushing up on excel or someone new to it. I’m glad that this resource is available. Videos made it easy to learn required material.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Material was clearly presented and the examples were easy to follow. The speaker was very articulate and did well to ensure that the material was thoroughly reviewed before moving onto the next topic.
Anonymous
(General Ledger Accountant)
I'd really like to explore more on excel so this is really a great help for me. Just noticed that the audio playing took so long that made me nap waiting for the next picture/graphics to come out.
Michelle Mazepa
(Senior Business Consultant at Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited)
Interesting tip on the use of SUMIFS as a lookup function. The comparison to VLOOKUP was insightful. EOMONTH is new for me and I have already thought of specific applications for this function.
Leslie Harding-Ide
(Lead Wireless Data Analyst at Charter Communications)
I liked the way multiple uses were demonstrated for each function. what surprised me was the intensity of the course. I learned a much that can be transferred to various everyday tasks.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Excellent overview of these functions with easy to follow examples. I was not familiar with several of the functions and will be able to incorporate them into some of my worksheets.
Anonymous
(Inventory Accounting Manager)
It always amazes me how much I learn every time I take an excel course. This course was basic but I still learned an efficiency I didn’t know. The extra practice was great too.
Anonymous
(Director)
I enjoyed learning all the benefits of using SUMIFS formulas and plan to put them to use in my next spreadsheets. Jeff clearly explains concepts and shows great examples.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
This course reviews key formulas and gives important Excel tips. Jeff has a good way of explaining the concepts. Practice is key to mastering some of these concepts.
Jason Sherman
(Staff Accountant at Willdan)
This course was great. It showed how to use some functions that I didn't consider very important and also some different uses for functions that I hadn't thought of.
ERICA CARPER
( at a)
The exercises and speed he goes through them were spot on. Also I liked that there were a few related functions that were covered in depth vs too many to remember.
Anonymous
()
Content is presented in a coherent, clear manner. Presentation style builds upon itself beginning with the foundation and working toward the conclusion. Very goold.
Anonymous
(Revenue Manager)
Easy to follow and the excel examples illustrate the functions well. However the exam for this course did ask questions about formulas taught in a previous course.
Anonymous
(Sr. Financial Analyst)
This course provided useful tips in an easy to understand manner that I will be able to start implementing today to increase efficiency when building workbooks.
Vickie Jackson
(Accounting Manager at NewStar Sourcing and Service)
Another excellent course by Jeff Lenning. So many helpful functions and tips. I just hope I can remember them all. I would have like to seen more examples.
Anonymous
()
The formulas presented in this course are very valuable and should be a part of every accountant's toolkit. I will definitely watch more videos like this.
Samuel Narotsky
(Corporate Accounting Consultant at Self Employed)
Good presentation, and useful for both functions I was unfamiliar with and functions I knew but could benefit from a deeper understanding of their power.
Anonymous
()
I like the short sessions. I like the examples/worksheets. This class has addressed several issues I have that can improve my spreadsheets. Great Class
Norman West
(Financial Manager at Lockheed Martin)
Mr. Lenning is an excellent instructor. He has a lot of valuable tricks and techniques to make the student's use of Excel more effective and efficient.
Sandra Heelan
(CPA, CFE, MBA at None)
Thanks for all the insight into these functions. The way you start with one function then wrap the second is so helpful. Great class and instructior.
Pamela Malone
(VP of Finance and Accounting at DBAK)
Great course to learn all the functions. Worksheets are extremely helpful to "ingrain" the formulas so they aren't forgotten when you next need them.
Anonymous
()
Entire series is fantastic. No matter how much I have used these functions, I always learn something new in these courses. Great use of one's time.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager)
This course contained practical and useful content presented in a straightforward manner. Great workbook examples to practice your new excel skills!
Anonymous
(Controller)
Had a hard time understanding the error functions. Seemed backwards to how I think and very hard to conceptualize. More examples would have helped.
Anonymous
(Director)
The speaker is great and provided a very clear example that is easy to follow and understand. This is very useful to anybody that deals with excel.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Learned some new skills that will make me more efficient. Also, learning formula alternatives will make following other's workbooks easier.
Janey Edwards
(Accounting Manager at Silicon Valley Finance Group)
Very helpful and useful tools, specifically the benefit of SUMIFS versus VLOOKUP. And, understanding what the date serial numbers were.
Anonymous
(Director, Accounting)
I found the course to be easy to understand and engaging. It covered a wide variety of topics that are all very useful excel functions.
Anonymous
(Associate Director)
I appreciated how the instructor walked through the lesson and showed the formula in real time. Very helpful and easy to understand.
Anonymous
(Jr. Staff Accountant)
If you're new to functions you might need to review this course a couple of times to understand and remember the different functions.
Anonymous
(Accounting & Finance Assoc)
It would help to know what formulas are assumed known before taking this course. It just lists what formulas are being taught.
Anonymous
(Revenue Accounting Manager)
Very Clear instruction which made it easier to understand the course. The excises are fun to do and really help me to remember.
Useful material for any Excel user -- from beginners to veterans. Well presented with good worksheet examples and exercises.
Thomas Simkiss
(Director of Cloud Solutions at Creoal Consulting)
Great course. Exactly as promised. Materials are spot on and very helpful. The pace was right on and exactly as expected.
Anonymous
()
Yet another very helpful course from Mr. Lenning. I love how he breaks down every formula into a simple to understand lesson.
Anonymous
(Senior Accounting Manager)
Very informative but Mr. Lennig went a bit fast. Would like to take individual courses on the IF and IFerror functions.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This course is really helpful with my daily job. It will increase the efficiency when I compare different sets of data.
Anonymous
(Senior Controller)
This was a great excel training that helps standardize workpapers and create more dynamic equations to reduce updates
Larisa Demling
(Accounting Manager at Signature Flight Support)
This course was helpful in considering the differences between Vlookups and Sumifs. I'll use this in my work daily.
Anonymous
()
The instructor was easy to listen to and follow. I appreciated the spreadsheets to use as tools during the course.
Candace Oliver
(Independent Consultant at C Oliver)
quick and informative
Surprised by the match formula question, since the course did not cover the Match formula
Kelley Novick
(Fixed Asset Accountant at Intuit)
I thought the instructor could spend less time on the non functional portions and more time on the "homework".
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
Pretty basic stuff, but well done course that would be good for those who don't have much experience with Excel
Keith Baker
(Data Analyst at Charter Communications)
I like the content, it showed a few new uses of some of the formulas, and new ways to think about some lookups.
Kenneth Oliven
(Alsip Finance Director & Government .. at Village of Alsip)
Clear. Need to remind shortcuts in demonstrations, such as which key is being pressed for locking down cells.
Kevin Moschella
(Sr. Director, FP&A at Evidera)
I liked how the professor showed multiple examples of how to use the formulas including more complex uses.
Jatin Talreja
(Financial Accounting Consultant at Wells Fargo)
I really enjoy way Jeff demonstrates the formula syntax. Never been so comfortable using SUMIFS functiion
Karen Fischer
(Accounting Manager at Christus Health)
Moved a little fast for grasping the details/terminology. Had to review more on my own to pass the exam.
Anonymous
()
Extremely polished presentation and the the detailed examples help drive home how each function works.
Ellen Hynes
(Financial Consultant at Pacific Life)
Good review of a complicated formulas. Glad for the worksheets provided with the course to practice!
Anonymous
(Tax Associate)
This was an excellent overview of fundamental excel functions. I love the multiple uses of examples.
Bruce Reed
(Chief Financial Officer at PracticeLink)
The format of lecture and demo was very effective. This provides practical examples for the student/
Anonymous
(Finance Director)
Very informative and practical. I can put the formulae into my everyday use. Thank you very much!
Anonymous
()
Simple and easy explanation/examples. Materials are appropriate for understanding and excercise.
Wesley Duffy
(Senior Staff Accountant, Compliance and .. at Willdan Group, Inc.)
Even though I know how to use most of these functions, it opened my eyes to different approaches.
Jacob Rothman
(Portfolio Manager at Rothman Investment Management)
This course had some very helpful tips for analyzing data sets and comparing multiple data sets.
Robert Jennings
(Financial Analyst at City of Detroit)
Excellent demonstration of functions. Really expanded ways in which i can increase efficiency.
Julie Hammeras CPA
(Sr. Manager, Transformation - ERP at Liberty Utilities)
The topics seemed a little disjointed. The exam questions included items not covered: =MATCH
Anonymous
(Property Accounting Manager)
Well explained and good examples. I wish the PDS were included to use for future reference.
Anonymous
(Financial Reporting Manager)
Clear instructions, easy to follow example workbooks with answer keys. Quick and to the point.
Nick Wright
( at WCF Insurance)
Quite possibly the best vendor our firm has used. Great service and support, great courseware.
Anonymous
(VP Finance)
Which question on the final exam was wrong? Hard to learn if you can't see the test results!
Anonymous
(Manager)
This course presented useful information in a concise manner. The examples were very helpful.
Anonymous
()
easy to follow - will make an effort to use "sumifs" instead of "vlookup" beginning today.
Bill Lathrop
(Chief Financial Officer at Artful Home)
I am good with Excel - but still learned some things I didn't know. It was worth my time.
Libby Antognoli
(CFO at LSI (Landscape Services Inc.))
The detailed explanation followed by an example helps to understand and learn the material.
Anonymous
(Development Controller)
As usual, these Excel University courses are excellent. Very good tips and well presented.
Anonymous
()
This course was a helpful overview of common excel functions that I use in my regular work.
Mark Eastman
(Accountant at Self)
A nice quick tutorial on number of logic functions to use in common spreadsheet situations.
Darrell Littleberry
View Instructor Profile
Really easy to watch, listen and learn with the lesson setup and on-screen demonstrations!
Anonymous
(Associate Director, CFCC Assurance)
Great course and very informative. The instructor uses great examples and easy to follow.
Anonymous
(controller)
Another great course by this instructor. Good tips even for the experienced excel user.
Anonymous
(Accounting Analyst)
Great explanations and examples of each function, ideal for anyone who works with lists
John Brain
(Sr Accountant at Up Communications)
Well presented, recommended.Well presented, recommended.Well presented, recommended.
Lilian Dendrinos
(consultant at DLC Group)
Good class to know that these functions are out there. I liked the indent the best.
KAREN CARLOZZI
(Owner at KECCPA)
great course-I learn so many things in each of these exel training courses...love it
Anonymous
(Accounting Clerk)
Easy to follow the examples presented. Useful functions for comparing information.
Jeff Bone
(Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual)
Love Jeff Lenning's instruction method, best excel teacher I have ever experienced!
Anonymous
(President)
Great instructor. I have enjoyed all of the courses I have taken that he teaches.
Anonymous
(Director, Financial Reporting)
This training was helpful and the instructor was good at presenting these skills.
Anonymous
(Operations Coordinator)
Spent too much time on simple functions like EOMonth (the worst function ever).
Anonymous
()
First time using multicolumn list comparisons - this will really come in handy!
Margaret Mueller
(Retired Controller at Self-employed)
Nice demonstration of functions to use for list comparisons and related topics
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager)
Overall not bad, a lot of little lessons versus one long extended discussion.
Margaret Winn
(Accounting Professional at .)
A number of helpful ideas and I've been using Excel at a high level forever.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Very good review and summary of excel functions. Always a good refresher.
Anonymous
(President)
good course. learning lots of excel things I didn't realize were out there.
Kyle Degruttola
(Accounting Manager at Park Avenue Securities)
Very basic for me. I was a comp sci professor and I taught 5 excel course.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Very good information that will be beneficial when completing my formulas.
Pamela LaPlaca, CPA
(Controller at EG USA)
Fantastic new ideas. I thought I was an excel expert but apparently not!
Rahman Ullah
(Senior Accountant at Cardtronics)
Love this professor! He is concise and easy to follow! Best on Illumeo!!!
Aracely Falciola
(Credit and Collections Specialist at Intuit Inc)
material to reivew more than once to understand the logic is interesting
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Very helpful course and tricks. Instructor moves at an appropriate pace.
James Chang
( at Samis)
Pretty basic information but a good review. I hate doing these reviews.
Derek Ettinger
( at GP Fund Solutions, LLC)
Helpful introduction, but could be expanded to provide more use cases.
Kenneth Hopkins
(Senior Financial Analyst at The University of Texas Health Science C..)
A lot of info, which would probably take several times to understand.
Anonymous
()
Good overview of these functions and their strengths and weaknesses.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Your videos are very easy to follow and very informative! Thank you!
Matthew Reilly
(Assistant Controller at GA Telesis LLC)
A lot of very useful day to day excel formulas to improve efficiency
Eric Cox
(Senior Accountant at Mondo)
Very helpful tips - had never heard of the iserror function before.
Anonymous
()
I like that there are training worksheets included in this course.
Anonymous
(-)
Great course if you don't know the functions listed in the synopsis
Corey Gibb
( at UC Law SF)
Jeff Lenning is awesome! It is easy to learn from his instruction.
John Noble
(Controller at eComEngine)
Good review of some very useful but not famous tips and functions.
Anonymous
(Head of Internal Audit)
Great functions. Perfect presentation. I'm a clever person now :-)
Vickie Cockrum
(Mgr, Accounting/Reporting, Internal Repo.. at Charter Communications)
Test should have included actual problems similar to the examples.
Renee Stanley, CPA
(Associate with Two Degrees at Nuance Communications)
Very helpful. I like the side-by-side comparisons of functions.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accounting Analyst)
This was a good course that I will use the information daily.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great content i enjoyed learning the different excel function
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Proc.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Nice tips and tricks. Great instructor. Very useful tools.
Yoshihiro Nishimura
(Director of Finance, Coporate Business F.. at WACOM Co., Ltd.)
Very concise presentation and very useful worksheets. thanks
Sergey Bulychev
(internal auditor at Transneft Finance LLC)
Полезный курс. Автор эффективен
Anonymous
(FP&A Manager)
I liked the quick examples that were easy to understand.
Thabit Ndilahomba
(Head of Finance at Brac)
i like the course we need more like this including counta
Anonymous
(Analyst, Internal Reporting)
Course contains a lot of good information. Very helpful.
Anonymous
()
This was a good overview of several useful Excel tools.
Bette Shepherd
(CFO at D&S Green Services)
Great examples and ideas on how to use Excel functions
Rachael Ciraolo
(Senior Financial Analyst at Church Brothers)
Very thorough, the workbook goes along quite well.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
great course, effective instructor, great learning
Zulfiqar Haider
(None at None)
Loved a nice comparison of vlookup with sum ifs.
Anonymous
(-)
good explanations of how to use advanced features
Anonymous
(AP)
Great course. Makes you think. Very well taught.
Anonymous
(-Accountant)
I enjoyed the course. Great learning experience.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Again another excellent course by the author.
Anonymous
(Head)
It is a good refreshment course for beginners
Anonymous
(CFO)
Little too beginner. Wanted more in depth.
Anonymous
(cfo - consultant)
Jeff - is a good resource for excel issues.
Charles Elwis
(Insurance Broker at Health Guys)
Covered material which I can put to use now
Anonymous
(Financial Consultant)
Good to go back and review these formulas.
Suresh Sasidaran
(Corporate Controller at EXO Imaging Inc)
Best lesson to learn and understand excel.
Joyce Holiday
(Consultant at DLC)
I found the worksheets provided helpful.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Great review for very useful functions
Sandy Wong
(Accounting Manager at Juvo Mobile Inc)
The course is so easy to understand.
Muriel Santos
(Senior General Ledger Accountant II at Netsuite Inc.)
Very helpful and easy to understand.
Simon Adell
(Chief Financial Officer at Undisclosed)
I love Excel, and all Excel courses.
Anonymous
(None)
Learned a lot on using IF functions
Anonymous
(None)
Information is presented very well.
Richard Dandan
(Senior Accounting Specialist at National Food Authority)
Nice! Excited for the next course.
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
Excellent Course. Advance excel.
Sofia Chaudhry
(Incentives Analyst at Intuit, Inc.)
I like to the class very much.
Chris Grimes
(Rules Master at Cisco)
Good overview of basic funtions
Anonymous
(Consulant)
The course had some great tips.
Hong Zhu
(Manager of Financial Reporting at CornerStone Home Lending)
Love this course. Thank you.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
interesting course material
Ramakrishna Nalluri
(Senior Financial Analyst at LifeWorks Inc)
Good probing presentation
Wayne Muscarello
(Finance PMO Manager at Direct Energy)
Very professionally done!
Alexander Makielski
( at Pero)
very helpful information.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Good class, very useful
Anonymous
(Accountant II)
Interactive questions.
Anonymous
(None)
It's a fair review....
Anonymous
(-)
Lots of information.
Robert Godfrey
(CPA at Robert Godfrey, CPA)
Great review for me
Anonymous
(-)
It was a very good
Anonymous
(Group Internal Audit Officer)
Exselent material!
Anonymous
(Financial Consultant)
Excellent course.
Anonymous
(-)
Another good one!
Anonymous
(President)
Quite informative
Anonymous
(Payroll Analyst | Tax & Compliance)
Great explanation
Siva Vinay
(Controller at Park n Fly)
well informative
Anonymous
(Controller)
Nice refresher
Anonymous
(Farm and Nursery Manager)
Helpful hints
Terri Salazar-Rodriguez
(None at None)
Great tools.
Robert Workman
(Senior Lean Development Officer at Confidential)
Good course.
Anonymous
(Associate Financial Analyst)
great course
Anonymous
(Senior Director & Controller, Financ..)
Great course
Hossam Ali Elsherief
(General Accountant & senior Auditor at Authorized Policy Insurance Brokers)
Good Course
Kerry Reeves
(Senior Internal Auditor at Ms.)
interesting
Partha Datta
(Accountant at Sunbelt Logistics Group)
Nice course
William Peden
(Finance at RHMR)
Good course
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
very clear
Kerry Cannon
(Senior Accountant at Drake Enterprises, Ltd.)
Very good.
Shelly Woods
(Market Controller at KTXS News)
Good tips
John Morgan
(Staff Accountant at EKS&H)
Helpful.
Stacy Anderson
(Accounting Manager at Texas Tech University - Accounting Servi..)
Good
Max Davis
(Project Manager at Barclays)
Good
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
No Advanced Preparation or Prerequisites are needed for this course. However, it is recommended to take the other courses in the series prior to completing this one.
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and
cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 or send an e-mail to
.
Jeff LenningAuthor of Excel University
About Illumeo
Platform
Resources
Contact Us
- Email: info@illumeo.com
- Phone: 408-400-3993
- Adress: 1608 W Campbell
- Av #221, Campbell, CA 95008
© 2024 Illumeo, Inc.