Teaching analytics with modern Excel
It's a common scenario. You're looking for your first job out of school. Or, you want to move up the ranks at work. Regardless -- those mysterious words appear on the description for your dream job -- …
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One common question I'm asked is how to download Excel -- and, just as important, how much will it cost?Good news: you can get Excel for free!Microsoft has done a good job at making Office more …
Course DescriptionSo you found the dream job. Only one problem -- it requires proficiency in Microsoft Excel. What to do?This course is a gameplan for learning Excel -- and acing your job interview …
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I call PivotTables the “WD-40 of Excel” because they allow you to loosen up and extract meaning and trends out of your data.Introductory SlideShare:Here are a few of my top posts …
I call VLOOKUP the "duct tape of Excel" because it can mend and join practically any sets of data.Introductory Slideshare:Here are a few of my top posts on VLOOKUP:Why Vlookup?Vlookup: the …
I am currently working on a new course entitled, "Hired with Excel: The Essential Guide to Interviews."This is meant to serve as a companion course to "Hired with Excel: What Every Analyst Needs to …
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