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Katie Li
HR Manager, West Auckland
Put new skills into practice straight away
The course has been absolutely brilliant! Sharyn’s facilitation and teaching style is amazing as she teaches in a way that ensures the information is understood and the new skills are practiced straight away. Our guys were thrilled about the new skills they learnt and put them into practice straight away.
Penny Smith
Village Manager Hillsborough Heights, Metlifecare
Already applying their knowledge
Just want to say a big thank you for the day, the delivery and the content. The referral forms all speak for themselves and the team are already applying their knowledge.
Tony Hayes
General Manager, Auckland
Excellent engagement and training style
Not an easy subject matter to instruct on, but your style is perfect.
Rachael Stevenson
Alexander Dorrington Lawyers, Shortland Street, City
It was invaluable!
Thank you so much. I really meant it when I said it was invaluable. Just the simple tools you gave us, like LEFT and TRIM etc are so useful, let alone the amazing things we’ll be able to do with VLOOKUP and TEXT etc. Very exciting!
Craig Williams
Country Manager, New Zealand
Your training style is wonderful
Thank you so much once again for the training yesterday. Feedback from the team is all very positive. Your training style is wonderful, and even the members of the team who probably considered themselves as capable Excel users had their minds blown a number of times.. which is awesome!
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* these figures are based on feedback received from learners from Jan 2019 to Oct 2019.
5 stars is Excellent, 4 Very good, 3 Good, 2 Satisfied, 1 Fair.
Learn the BEST Excel keyboard shortcuts. Perfect for Beginners and for those who want to save time and work smarter. It doesn’t matter if I’m delivering a Stage 1 or a Stage 3 Excel training course – when I’m demonstrating to the class I whip around the screen, format, select and modify and update using shortcut …
Are you are having a few hassles when filtering? Is the filter not working properly or as you would like it to? Here are some reasons why your Excel filter may not be working. Excel has an expectation that you have prepared your data to meet some basic layout standards before you use filter. Get these right and …
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PROBLEM: when I use “Format as Table” to format a range the “Merge and Center” button becomes inactive and I can no longer merge cells. Why?SOLUTION: the Table format will stop the merging of cells. However there is a work-around. The Format as Table command can be used to quickly apply a professional format to a …
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