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How to become the ‘spreadsheet master’ of your office
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The battle between Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets is one of the juiciest rivalries in tech. Staunch supporters of Excel and Sheets loyalists are always duking it out to demonstrate that their choice of spreadsheet software is the better choice. While both camps present compelling arguments, the platforms in question have their own unique set of features, making it hard to decide which one is the spreadsheet GOAT.
If you’re biased towards one of the contenders, don’t you think it would be best if you learned to master both? You can play their strengths to your advantage, so you can reap the rewards and achieve ultimate productivity. There’s no need to choose between one or the other. The Excel & Google Sheets Mastery Bundle (now only $19) can help you become proficient in both apps so you can become a spreadsheet overlord.
Across two courses and more than 35 hours of training, this bundle will expose you to the vast capabilities of Excel and Sheets. Designed with the beginner in mind, the modules will walk you through the popular formulas of Excel, as well as features like PivotTables, Pivot Charts, and basic macros. You’ll also dabble in the tools of Sheets, including macros, importing HTML, data organization, and automating tasks with scripts and add-ons. After completing each course, you’ll get a certification which you can then use to bolster your résumé.
Master spreadsheets from every angle with the Excel & Google Sheets Mastery Bundle. Normally $690, you can get it on sale for $19 — a savings of 97%.
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