Thread by @TundeTASH

New to learning Excel?

Here are some useful Excel features and formula you can look at and practice:

- Pivot Tables
- Text To Columns
- V-look Up
- ISNA
- IF
- Match
- SumIF
- Macros
- Data ranges
- Conditional Formatting

And if you need a breakdown of Excel Tutorials and Lessons from Beginner to Advanced to Macros & VBA levels?

Look here ---> bit.do/e8ZZU

Ensure to pace yourself so you don't get overwhelmed.

And if you need to practice and need free excel templates (with/without formulas) like:

- Dashboards
- Invoices
- Attendance Sheets
- Analysed Data
- Charts
- Excel Projects
- Inventories
- Employee Admin
- Trackers

Then grab a template here:

- WPS Template tiny.cc/97zkjz
- Microsoft Template tiny.cc/kf0kjz
- SpreadSheet Zone bit.do/frGK2
- SpreadSheet123 tiny.cc/2k0kjz
- CalculateHours bit.do/frGLN
- Vertex42 tiny.cc/ku0kjz

If you are still struggling with understanding Microsoft Excel after an online course or through only reading, check out these Channels on YouTube for visuals and interactive breakdown:

- Excel TV
- Contextures
- ExcelIsFun
- ExcelVBAIsFun
- Bill Jelen

Be kind to share with someone who might need it because the secret to knowing how to use Microsoft Excel is in its usage and constant practice.

Quite easy to forget formulas or tricks; but constantly playing around or cleaning & slicing data always helps.