You can take Excel training courses at your local community college, as well as online at the Microsoft website. Prices can vary, but there are a variety of ways to find them. Check the packaging for your program to find out where exactly to go online at the Microsoft wbsite to get the education you're looking for.
You can find a variety of ways to get Excel, as well as all other Microsoft Office trainings online for free. Visit http://www.free-training-tutorial.com and search for Excel. You're sure to find what you're looking for.
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There is a great training program at New Horizons. Training Connection has a really good program available that is inexpensive.
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There are lots of websites with information on Excel. You would also get a lot of information in the Excel category on WikiAnswers. There are online tutorials. You won't always understand them, and there isn't someone there to explain them. A better way of learning Excel is to get someone to show you. A course will cost you, but someone that you know who is good at Excel could show you.
You could always try the yellow pages. You could go to any local gym, they have personal trainers or information on classes you could take.I am assuming you ment good training routine and not goof training routine
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