Excel allows a user to compile and store data in one central location, while telling the story of their data in a meaningful way. Join us for the first of three courses that will take participants from the foundational basics of Excel to more advanced functionality. During this course participants will learn the foundational basics of Excel in order to become more efficient in producing meaningful spreadsheets and compiling data. Participants of this course will also receive documentation of the functionality discussed during the course which can be used as a reference later on.
Where possible, participants should bring a Windows laptop with Excel 2007 or later. Mac laptops will run a version of Excel however there may be drastic differences.
Excel functionality you’ll learn:
• What pieces make up an Excel spreadsheet?
• Formatting & auto-sizing of cells, rows & columns
• Freezing cells
• Shortcuts
• Concatenating & text to columns
• Introduction to Formulas & Functions
• SUM, Average, Count, Min & Max
• How to print a spreadsheet effectively (Written documentation will be provided, will not be reviewed in this session)
**Registration is required prior to the workshop in order to receive the Zoom link to join us. This workshop is an online event. Workshops are held in Eastern Standard Time.
About the Instructor: Melissa Binder graduated from Keene State College in 2012 with a degree in Sociology and has worked at C&S Wholesale Grocers for the last five years. Melissa’s most recent role at C&S is the Supervisor of the Learning & Development team which focuses on training new team members, existing team members as well as helping everyone grow and develop in their professional careers. Outside of the office Melissa enjoys painting, reading and spending time with friends and family.