Advanced Excel training Guides
Budget: ₹4,000 – ₹5,000 INR
I’m building a beginner-friendly learning path that walks newcomers through the more powerful side of Excel and then eases them into Power BI. I need concise, well-structured written guides that someone with basic spreadsheet familiarity can follow without feeling overwhelmed.
The Excel portion must cover:
• Formulas & Functions – from essential operators to nested logic and lookup combinations, illustrated with practical examples.
• Data Analysis – cleaning, sorting, filtering, conditional formatting and introductory what-if tools, all framed around real-world scenarios.
• Pivot Tables – step-by-step creation, customization, calculated fields and quick charting tips.
After those chapters, the material should transition into a gentle introduction to Power BI, showing how to import the same datasets, build visualizations and publish an interactive dashboard.
Each guide should include screenshots, call-outs and a short practice exercise with an answer key, so learners can test themselves immediately. Source files (Excel workbooks and PBIX samples) must be included and clearly labeled to match each lesson.
I’m aiming for clear language, consistent formatting and a tone that encourages exploration. If you’ve crafted similar beginner resources before—especially using the latest Excel 365 features and current Power BI Desktop—let me see a sample when you reply.
The Excel portion must cover:
• Formulas & Functions – from essential operators to nested logic and lookup combinations, illustrated with practical examples.
• Data Analysis – cleaning, sorting, filtering, conditional formatting and introductory what-if tools, all framed around real-world scenarios.
• Pivot Tables – step-by-step creation, customization, calculated fields and quick charting tips.
After those chapters, the material should transition into a gentle introduction to Power BI, showing how to import the same datasets, build visualizations and publish an interactive dashboard.
Each guide should include screenshots, call-outs and a short practice exercise with an answer key, so learners can test themselves immediately. Source files (Excel workbooks and PBIX samples) must be included and clearly labeled to match each lesson.
I’m aiming for clear language, consistent formatting and a tone that encourages exploration. If you’ve crafted similar beginner resources before—especially using the latest Excel 365 features and current Power BI Desktop—let me see a sample when you reply.
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