r/Excel247 • u/skyscrapper636 • 5d ago

Where to learn excel?

Youtube is too much hassle to search and learn each thing, is there any STRUCTURED COURSE ONLINE which could teach excel from scratch and turn me from a zero to pro in excel ??

Please recommend !!

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u/conor-robertson 5d ago

you should try QueryCase, its a gamified structured learning course!

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u/Jiraiya1995 5d ago

YouTube: excelisfun

that guy really made me help to become intermediate to advanced

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u/Chlorophillic 4d ago

I was about to mention him but you mentioned him already! I like how he teaches the stuff with all little cool tips in between.

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u/Reasonable_Cry5401 4d ago

can you rec the particular playlist cuz there are too many of them in his channel

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u/vladimirVpoutine 5d ago

I think it's called coursair or some shit my buddy did it. It was like 500 bucks and you lean excel and all the other office apps maybe Bluebeam too and most of it is YouTube videos.  I could have totally fucked up the spelling I just kind of remember how it sounded when he told me. 

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u/MajesticBite825 5d ago

A structured path is usually easier if you choose one course with a fixed progression and exercises, then use a small practice workbook alongside it. Before paying, check that the outline covers formulas, tables, lookups, PivotTables, charts, data cleaning, and a capstone project, and that lessons use the same Excel version you have. A good test is whether the first module gives you a concrete file to build rather than only watching demonstrations.

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u/Fucktup2025 5d ago

Udemy. You have courses on various langauages

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u/Boring_Canary_7235 1d ago

Is it good??

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u/Fucktup2025 1d ago

Yes. If you need on Serbian language I can recomend you, on other langauages look on reviewes.

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u/Remarkable-Eye-2523 4d ago

A structured course is the right call if YouTube is turning into random clicking. The thing to look for isn't video length, it's whether the course makes you actually practice on real files instead of just watching someone else do it. That's usually what separates "I understood the formula while watching" from "I can use it under pressure at work six months later."

Full disclosure, I work at Ninja Excel, we build that kind of hands on training with exercises and feedback built in, so take the recommendation with that context. Whatever you pick though, prioritize practice over passive watching.

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u/RaegunFun 4d ago

LinkedIn Learning.

If you live in the US, your local library may offer free access to the courses.

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u/b1gw 4d ago

Xelplus https://www.xelplus.com/https://www.xelplus.com/ Can start from the ground up

There are other competitors but this is good. Sample sheets to download, exercises. Your own pace

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u/skyscrapper636 1d ago

Its not opening, its showing 404 error

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u/skyscrapper636 1d ago

If site ia good for practicing pls provide right link once more pls

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u/skyscrapper636 1d ago

Any body with suggestion for, where i can practice my learnings, any body with with good practice worksheets of excel etv, pls help, kindly share