Technology evolves quickly. It seems at the speed of light, and we assume that everybody keeps up to date. While some have had years of experience with applications the Microsoft Office suite of PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Outlook, and others, many have only basic skills.
Many business majors learn to use Microsoft Excel as part of their curriculum but most degree programs do not require Excel proficiency. Those who have been in the work force for some time may never have had an opportunity to grow their Excel skills.
If you need to get up to speed on the latest Excel features, catching up is not hard. You can learn Microsoft Excel certification via remote, instructor-led courses from your home or office.
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