Technology
Pay what you want (UK deal)
TL;DR: As of May 28, you can pay what you want for the Essential 2021 Excel Wizard Bundle.
For a limited time, the Essential 2021 Excel Wizard Bundle is available in a “pay what you want” deal (with a catch). It’s led by instructors , a Microsoft-certified Trainer, and , a financial analyst with specialized skills in Power BI, Microsoft VBA, and more.
With 11 courses and over 14 hours of hands-on training, this online program will help you learn how to use Excel’s advanced functions, formulas, and concepts — like Pivot Tables, Power Query, VBA macros, Power Pivot, and more. You’ll learn how to build complex models and reports for your business, automate cumbersome tasks, and demystify Excel’s hidden power and potential.
Designed for beginner and intermediate users, the classes are all easy to follow and offer lifetime access. Plus, you’ll even get a certificate of completion after each one, so you can add your new skills to your CV.
While it’s valued at over £1,400, for a limited time, you can pick the price you pay for this 11-course bundle. If you pay more than the average price, you’ll get the whole bundle. If not, you’ll still get access to two essential Excel courses. Either way, you’ll save a lot of money and gain a whole lot of knowledge — you can’t lose.
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