In this video one of our talented and experienced instructors with the LFCC Workforce Solutions team, Hal Merchant, shares his overview of Excel Levels 1, 2 and 3.
With Excel Level 1 through Level 3 start from the basics and move to advanced Excel Spreadsheet functions.
Continue reading What’s the Difference Between Excel Levels 1, 2, and 3
| 4/4 | Microsoft Excel Level 2 | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 4/11 | Microsoft Excel Level 1 | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 4/15 | Excel on Steroids – Power Pivot | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 4/22 | Word 2013 A Hands-On Intro | FAUQ | Learn More/Register |
| 5/8 | Excel 2013 A Hands-On Intro | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 6/3 | Microsoft Excel Level 1 | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 6/10 | Outlook – Take Back Your Email Inbox | FAUQ | Learn More/Register |
| 6/12 | Excel 2013 A Hands-On Intro | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
| 6/20 | Microsoft Excel Level 2 | MIDD | Learn More/Register |
MIDD = Middletown Campus – Middletown, VA
FAUQ = Fauquier Campus – Warrenton, VA
Join us for a FREE demonstration of Microsoft Excel PowerPivot Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 from 10 AM – 12 PM at the LFCC Corron Community Development Center RM 105.
Our instructor, Hal Merchant, will showcase the powers of PowerPivot and touch on the upcoming classes he will be teaching this fall. Hal has successfully worked with PowerPivot to analyze data in business and industry and can show you how this powerful tool can make a difference.
PowerPivot is for anyone who deals with data and reporting. Its Excel reporting on steroids and Hal makes it look easy. Bring your friends and co-workers and come join us and find out what PowerPivot can do for your business.
Please call 540-868-7284 or email ckriz@lfcc.edu with questions.
Learn more on PowerPivot.
This class is for Excel users who are interested in using PowerPivot to produce Business Intelligence reports by themselves. 
PowerPivot is a free add-in downloadable, for Excel 2010 and 2013, from Microsoft, that makes the creation of very powerful data models easy, so you can create great reports with your current Excel skills. Microsoft has introduced the concept of Self-Service Business Intelligence, the goal of which is to build complex data structures, and do the analysis without needing to contact the IT staff.
