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9. Exceljet
Dave Bruns, a Microsoft Excel MVP award winner, founded Exceljet in 2012 and runs the site with his wife. Their goal is to help ordinary people use Excel faster and more effectively.

I discovered that Exceljet has several thousand pages of content, including articles and over 400 short videos, that allow you to itemize your Excel training based on the project you're working on.

Other free resources include the following and more:

500 Excel Formulas
350 Excel Functions
222 Excel Shortcuts
Pivot Table Examples
Excel Tables Guide
Pivot Table Examples
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They also have several paid video trainings that take a deeper dive into specific Excel topics of interest to their users and followers.

What I like: With their bite-sized videos, 10 minutes. And benin phone number material I can subscribe to their free email newsletter to join over 100,000 people who get weekly Excel tips on useful formulas.

10. Excel in an Hour
This crash course is a free tutorial from GoSkills, an award-winning education platform that’s trusted by more than 8000 organizations worldwide.

To my pleasant surprise, Excel in an Hour includes:

16 easy-to-digest Excel tutorial videos.
Downloadable exercise files and reference guides.
Unlimited quiz and test attempts.
Certificate of completion.
It was designed to help beginners quickly learn the most common formulas, functions, and tools they need to handle everyday Excel tasks with ease.