Microsoft Excel Courses

Course Delivery Method Duration Start Date Price (€) Price (£)
Excel Intermediate Classroom/Virtual 1 days 20/10/2026 €279 £245 Book / Dates
Excel Advanced Classroom/Virtual 1 days 21/10/2026 €321 £295 Book / Dates
Excel Dashboards: From Data to Reports to Insights Classroom/Virtual 1 days 08/12/2026 €450 £395 Book / Dates
Excel Data Analysis Classroom/Virtual 2 days 09/12/2026 €795 £695 Book / Dates
Excel Functions & Formulas Workshop Classroom/Virtual 0.5 days 19/01/2027 €279 £225 Book / Dates
Excel Introduction Classroom/Virtual 1 days 19/10/2026 €279 £245 Book / Dates

Our most popular Excel course: The course is designed for users who already know the basics but want to go further, making it accessible to a wide audience who want to upskill without feeling overwhelmed.
It’s a one-day course often delivered at your offices and customised to your own department or organisation’s needs. We deliver in classroom or virtual, making it easy to fit into busy schedules.

Whether you are thinking of doing Excel or VBA- why not contact a SureSkills training consultant in our Dublin or Belfast office? We have lots of experience and are here to help. Contact a SureSkills training consultant.

Our Microsoft Excel training courses provide you with the skills you need to store, organize, and analyze data.  Choose from our wide range of Excel training courses: 

Introduction, Intermediate, Advanced, Data Analysis are some courses SureSkills offers. 
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Excel Intermediate is our

  • The course builds directly on the basics, focusing on advanced formulas, data analysis, and organizing data with tables—all skills that are highly valued in most office environments.
  • It covers essential Excel features like logical and lookup functions, PivotTables, and conditional formatting, which are frequently requested in job descriptions and are practical for real-world data tasks.

Practical, In-Demand Skills

  • The course builds directly on the basics, focusing on advanced formulas, data analysis, and organizing data with tables—all skills that are highly valued in most office environments.
  • It covers essential Excel features like logical and lookup functions, PivotTables, and conditional formatting, which are frequently requested in job descriptions and are practical for real-world data tasks.

Comprehensive Yet Accessible

  • The course is designed for users who already know the basics but want to go further, making it accessible to a wide audience who want to upskill without feeling overwhelmed.
  • It’s a one-day course offered in multiple formats (classroom, virtual etc), making it easy to fit into busy schedules.

Structured, Step-by-Step Learning

  • Advanced Formulas (range names, specialized functions, linking workbooks)
  • Data Analysis (text, logical, lookup, date, and financial functions)
  • Tables (creating, formatting, modifying, and referencing)
  • PivotTables (creating and analyzing)
  • Workbook Enhancement (customization, conditional formatting, file protection)

This structure helps learners build confidence and competence in a logical progression.

Target Audience and Prerequisites

  • It’s aimed at users who want to move beyond simple workbooks, so it attracts motivated learners looking to advance their careers.
  • The only prerequisite is a basic understanding of Excel, so it’s open to a large pool of professionals 

Reputation and Accessibility

  • Delivered by SureSkills, the leading business Excel training provider, and available at your offices as well as virtually, it’s accessible to a broad audience.

There are thousands fo free tutorials Microsoft Excel – infact SureSkills runs regular free live webinars ever year. However, if you want to have a more structured course for your Excel use objectives. We offer training courses at your offices or virtually from anywhere you or your colleagues are. Introduction to Excel is a course that perfect for learners with little or no prior experience using the software.

Microsoft Excel provides you with all the tools to manage and analyse data. What are some of the best features?

  • Data entry (text and numbers)
  • Charting and graphing
  • Programming (scripting to automate)
  • Time management (track times and measure periods)
  • Task management 
  • Financial modeling
  • Data management (sorting and filtering)
  • Accounting (currencies and functions)
  • Financial analysis
  • Customer relationship management (CRM) lists of all sorts
  • Anything that needs to be logged, analysed and managed

Some of the most important benefits of providing Excel training for all employees in an organisation is to reduce errors, such as lost data and the ability to organise and share data. As a Microsoft Partner, SureSkills’ training experts have the technical know-how and virtual classroom presence to educate and maximize the use of Excel within your organization.

SureSkills offers a range of Excel courses for all levels and all job roles. Our most popular course is Excel Intermediate for 2016 and 2019, although we also offer Inroduciton and Advanced courses.

1. What are the main keyboard shortcuts for Excel?

  • Ctrl + C: Copy
  • Ctrl + V: Paste
  • Ctrl + Z: Undo
  • Ctrl + S: Save

2. How do I create a new workbook?

To create a new workbook, open Excel and select “New” from the File menu. You can choose a blank workbook or a template.

3. How do I save my work in Excel?

To save your work, click on the “File” tab, then select “Save As.” Choose the location where you want to save the file, enter a name, and click “Save.”

4. How do I enter data into a cell?

Click on the cell where you want to enter data, type the information, and press Enter.

5. How do I format cells (e.g., font, color, borders)?

Select the cells you want to format, then use the options in the “Home” tab to change the font, color, borders, and other formatting options.

6. How do I use basic formulas (e.g., SUM, AVERAGE)?

To use a formula, click on the cell where you want the result to appear, type the formula (e.g., =SUM(A1:A10)), and press Enter.

7. How do I use VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP?

  • VLOOKUP: =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])
  • HLOOKUP: =HLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, row_index_num, [range_lookup])

8. What are PivotTables and how do I create one?

PivotTables allow you to summarize and analyze data. To create one, select your data range, go to the “Insert” tab, and click “PivotTable.”

9. How do I use conditional formatting?

Select the cells you want to format, go to the “Home” tab, click “Conditional Formatting,” and choose the rule you want to apply.

10. How do I create charts and graphs?

Select the data you want to visualize, go to the “Insert” tab, and choose the type of chart or graph you want to create.

11. How do I sort and filter data?

Select your data range, go to the “Data” tab, and use the “Sort” and “Filter” options to organize your data.

12. What is the Data Analysis Toolpak and how do I use it?

The Data Analysis Toolpak is an Excel add-in that provides data analysis tools. To use it, enable the add-in from the “Add-Ins” section in the “File” menu, then access it from the “Data” tab.

13. Why is my formula not working?

Common issues include incorrect cell references, missing parentheses, or using the wrong function. Double-check your formula for errors.

14. How do I fix #VALUE!, #REF!, and other errors?

  • #VALUE!: Check for incorrect data types.
  • #REF!: Ensure all cell references are valid.
  • #DIV/0!: Avoid dividing by zero

15. How do I recover an unsaved workbook?

Go to the “File” tab, select “Info,” then “Manage Workbook,” and choose “Recover Unsaved Workbooks.”

16. How do I share my workbook with others?

Click on the “Share” button in the top-right corner, enter the email addresses of the people you want to share with, and set the permissions.

17. How do I track changes and comments?

Enable “Track Changes” from the “Review” tab to monitor edits. Use the “Comments” feature to add notes.

18. How do I protect my workbook with a password?

Go to the “File” tab, select “Info,” then “Protect Workbook,” and choose “Encrypt with Password.”

19. How do I use Excel templates?

Go to the “File” tab, select “New,” and choose from a variety of templates available.

20. How can I automate tasks with macros?

Record a macro by going to the “View” tab, selecting “Macros,” and choosing “Record Macro.” Perform the tasks you want to automate, then stop recording.

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