Join Excel School Today

Share

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Folks… I have an exciting news.

Excel School 2nd batch is now officially open.

If you want to know more about the program and join, head over the Excel School page.

In this post, you can find some information about Excel School and links to sign-up for the program. Read on, if you want to be even more awesome in Excel.

What is Excel School?

Excel School is an online Excel Training Program. It is full of real world examples. The aim of Excel School is to make beginners become productive and awesome in Excel.

How does it Work?

Once you pay the course fees and sign up for excel school,

  • You will be given a userid and password to access excel school classroom
  • Once you login to excel school, you will find links to all the material
  • You can view lessons in any order or follow the order recommended by me
  • You can download example excel files, home work and videos (if you sign up for download option) for further learning
  • You can ask questions or discuss topics with other classmates thru comments
  • Once every week, I will send you a news-letter with information, links and discuss course progress

Learn more about Excel School from this guide. [PDF]

Who should Join?

If you are a total newbie and dont know the difference between a cell and formula, Excel School is not for you.
If you are a wizard and can bake a cake with VBA, Excel School is not for you.

But, if you are someone who knows how to use Excel, write some formulas or make charts and looking for ways to boost your skill-set and productivity, Excel School is for you.

What topics are covered?

In Excel School, we cover these 12 topics in very detail.

Excel School Topics:
Formulas Formatting Conditional Formatting Basic Charting
Advanced Charting Excel Tables Pivot Tables Data Validation, Filters
Advanced. Formulas Importing External Data Shortcuts, Productivity Basic Form Controls, Macros

Sign-up for Excel School Today:

Excel School comes in 2 flavors.

You can sign-up for ONLINE Option for $67 and access all the lessons online. You will be able to download example files, some bonus material. But you cannot download the videos.

For that, you need ONLINE+DOWNLOAD Option which costs $97. This gives you option to view lessons even after Excel School is closed.

See the below table to compare both options and choose the one you want. Click on the sign-up links to make a purchase.

What you will get? signup signup
Download HD Quality Lessons  
1,200 Minutes of Excel Lessons
40+ Example Excel Workbooks
Access to Online Classroom
Free Bonus – Formula Cheat-sheet
Free Bonus – Useful Shortcuts PDF
Free bonus – Chart Design E-book
15 Day Money Back Guarantee

View Cart and Checkout signup signup

[If you are from India, Click here to Pricing in INR]

Any Questions?

If you still have questions, write to me at chandoo.d @ gmail.com or post a comment here. I will be very glad to answer your questions.

See you in Excel School.

PS: Uff.. I finally finished all the work required for Excel School 2 signups. Regular broadcast will begin tomorrow.

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Share this tip with your colleagues

Excel and Power BI tips - Chandoo.org Newsletter

Get FREE Excel + Power BI Tips

Simple, fun and useful emails, once per week.

Learn & be awesome.

Welcome to Chandoo.org

Thank you so much for visiting. My aim is to make you awesome in Excel & Power BI. I do this by sharing videos, tips, examples and downloads on this website. There are more than 1,000 pages with all things Excel, Power BI, Dashboards & VBA here. Go ahead and spend few minutes to be AWESOME.

Read my storyFREE Excel tips book

Overall I learned a lot and I thought you did a great job of explaining how to do things. This will definitely elevate my reporting in the future.
Rebekah S
Reporting Analyst
Excel formula list - 100+ examples and howto guide for you

From simple to complex, there is a formula for every occasion. Check out the list now.

Calendars, invoices, trackers and much more. All free, fun and fantastic.

Advanced Pivot Table tricks

Power Query, Data model, DAX, Filters, Slicers, Conditional formats and beautiful charts. It's all here.

Still on fence about Power BI? In this getting started guide, learn what is Power BI, how to get it and how to create your first report from scratch.

23 Responses to “Learn Top 10 Excel Features”

  1. Dwi Budi H says:

    What it looks like if excel without formula?? 🙂

    • philip says:

      It would be not excel it would just be fancy tables in which you could just use power point. (Chandoo) would Access be an alternative?

  2. Roy says:

    Awesome piece of work!!!

  3. Rich says:

    Great article.

    Chandoo - my biggest interest in the article was the awesome word-graphic at the top - where did you go to get it done into a shape?

  4. koushik says:

    Awesome Chandoo.. You need always needs coffee to start up with. BTW , how did u created the Heart Shaped picture filled with High Repetitive text in it .. Please put it on your Next blog ...

  5. Bob Watson says:

    Chandoo, good article. I’ve added a link to it from Connexion – our collection of the most useful and interesting spreadsheet-related articles from the web. See http://www.i-nth.com/resources/connexion

  6. ca.nkv says:

    Hi,

    Just one small question. Where the hell have been I in the past for not discovering this website sooner?

    I've lost a job interview recently where even though I had the subject knowledge, I was not upto their mark in Excel.

    Thank you for all the free tips, guidance and for creating this forum environment.

    [PS: I've just been through the site for the 1st time, and have signed up for the newsletter. You can expect pretty stupid questions from me soon]

  7. William Luke says:

    Hy Chandoo, you always inspire me with to explore something new in excel. This data structure table is only for excel 2007 or compatible to 2010. I recently installed latest excel version 2013 in my System and experience problems regarding operating according to previous one. I'm waiting your article relates to that excel version.

    Thanks

  8. Ankit Bansal says:

    Awesome article Mr. Chandoo and that is a awesome heart shaped pic you created. Great tips as well.

  9. [...] Learn Top 10 Excel Features | Chandoo.org – Learn Microsoft Excel Online. [...]

  10. Arvi says:

    Chandoo is awesome..

  11. Kevin Ko (student major in computer and tech.) says:

    Thanks, i got better, And i always get 90.50 in my grade card but now i get 96.50 i improved because of the tutorials you gave, Thank You Very Much Chandoo Guy.

  12. kiran says:

    Hi chandoo, i am intersted in seeing the video or step by step done procedure of analysing the comments and presenting in the data percentage steps. I think this one would be first step in finding out how generally happens data calculation. Thank you.

    As well i would like to know how to get that black shape art of your face which i see in chandoo. I am interested in making it for me.

  13. l3g4to says:

    Nice to see the features considered by Excel users to be most useful. It might be a good idea to also analyze StackOverflow Excel questions to see what keywords appear most often.

    Here are my top 10 Excel Features (for advanced users):
    http://www.analystcave.com/excel-10-top-excel-features/

  14. Nami says:

    Thanks a ton for this it totally helped with my homework ????

  15. pradip says:

    Very good effort

  16. Barb says:

    Thank you for this. Lots of learning in the links you've provided for this septuagenarian.

  17. Arun says:

    Pls send me new post

  18. Abhay says:

    Dude, your humor ? ?
    Loved your work.

  19. Sanjeev Khakre says:

    Hello Sir,

    I am Sanjeev Khakre and i from Indore City, India , I am your big follower and i have watch your videos and learnt a lots of excel trick or function and many more . thanks so much for all of your excellent support.

    Your excel knowledge is real awesome.

    Thanks
    Sanjeev

  20. Your work is excellent but pls willing to know more details about the features of microsoft excel

  21. philip says:

    Chandoo Would Access be a better alternative than VB?

Leave a Reply