15 More Of My Favorite Excel Power-Tips: Empower Yourself to Get Faster Better Spreadsheets
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LEARN THE "SECRETS OF EXCEL"
It takes years of using the program before you learn all of these “Secrets of Excel." That's why I have developed this webinar full of Shortcuts, Tips, and Tricks that will flatten your learning curve. You will be using Excel like a professional within seconds of participating in this webinar!
Learn Excel Shortcuts, Tips, and Tricks that will make you money. I call them "money moves!"
What would it be like to create a chart by pressing one button?
What would it be like to easily create a slicer controlled pivot table with a chart in just minutes?
Conditional Formatting, PivotTable Tips, Data Validation, Keyboard Shortcuts.
And much more!
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Billy "Mr. Aloha" Wigley
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As a Microsoft Certified Trainer, Billy Wigley is a Microsoft Office Expert in Excel. He has traveled throughout the USA, and other countries to teach Excel skills to thousands of students. In just five years, he has personally trained more than 65,000 professionals in over 100 cities. Wigley also consults with emergent business owners on their plans and projects to ensure success. With over 25 years of leadership experience, and from having resided in various cities worldwide, Wigley is well-known around the world. With his strong USA and Colombian heritage, Wigley takes pride in his multi-cultural background and being able to reach both English and Spanish speakers around the globe.
Think of Billy as your Excel coach!
Teaching these skills is all he does, and he is committed to helping students like you to achieve beyond what you believe you are capable of. He maintains regular office hours to serve his students worldwide.
