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This guided project is a beginner level (not intermediate). The guided project doesn't explain various options to create the outcome. The instructor did not explain how to create a table or use auto formulas. The instructor did not explain the benefits for creating a table. The instructor did show how to format data using FONT options. The instructor did not explain hot to FORMAT numbers. Deleting cells, rows, or columns was not covered. Clipboard options were not covered. The instructor provided good tips for naming the sheets and workbook and showing how to save.

It is useful if you have absouletley 0 expierence. If you know the basic navigation of excel, dont waste your time and find a better course. This was labeled intermediate so I expected it to at least go into making a chart or graph instead of the most complicated thing being putting borders on a table. Giving this 3 stars because it was useful and teaches the absoulte basics, but for sure should not be called intermediate.

The title of this course was Introduction to Microsoft Excel. I hoped very high but it turned out to be very basic as per my opinion. It should be improved by adding details of each section and its importance along practical assignment for each section as well. It should in depth and detailed knowledge of basics of Excel.

This project was a valuable hands-on experience that reinforced key concepts and skills. It provided practical application and clarity on the subject matter. I'm leaving it feeling more confident and prepared to tackle similar challenges in the future.

When instructor was speaking or showing examples the screen did not always show the location of her example. I always had to scroll up to the section but the screen did not always stay in that position, finding challenging to follow her instruction.

It's a introduction to excel and not much deep about excel but it's good for totally freshers who doesn't know what is an excel sheets and how it works, but to work on excel you need to do more advance level course.

The course was good and understandable to anyone who is using MS Excel for the first time. I would have preferred if more examples and tasks relating to the examples, but not similar to them were given.

This course could use a better title like "The very basics of Microsoft Excel" or "The Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Excel". This course assumes you have zero previous experience or knowledge of Excel.

This is extremely barebones stuff. I disagree with some of the advice (like adding individual cells rather than using the sum function). It's very straightforward and easy to follow though.