Microsoft has equipped the latest versions of Excel with some amazing “Power” features. In this hands-on Advanced Excel 2016 course taught by Rich Malloy at Norwalk Community College, students will learn how to use the most important of these industrial-strength tools: specifically, Power Query (also known as Get & Transform), Power Pivot, and Power View.
The course includes a review of Excel’s database features such as pivot tables, the VLOOKUP function, and the INDEX/MATCH combination. Students will also learn how to use Excel’s new formatted tables and slicers and how to take advantage of macros and the Visual Basic for Applications programming language.
The four-session course will be held on Wednesday evenings from 6 pm to 9 pm. The first session is scheduled to start on Monday, October 29. Tuition is just $249. Go to www.norwalk.edu to sign up (use CRN number 6809), or visit the campus (directions).