Data Analysis in Microsoft Excel

Excel isn't just a spreadsheet—it's a gateway to sharper decisions. This course reveals the power behind Excel’s advanced data functions, helping you interpret patterns, visualise trends and perform analytical tasks that make your charts look smarter than your boss.

From regression to time series analysis, this course keeps things neatly inside the grid. The modules guide you through pivoting data, filtering signals from noise, and turning cell ranges into insights worth a boardroom nod.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand core Excel functions relevant to data analysis tasks.
• Use visualisation tools to highlight trends and anomalies clearly.
• Explore regression techniques for predictive insights in Excel.
• Create PivotTables for better data segmentation and summaries.
• Perform basic time series forecasting using Excel features.
• Apply Excel tools to improve decision-making through data.

Who is this Course For

• Data enthusiasts starting out with structured Excel analysis.
• Business analysts making sense of sales and performance data.
• Account managers tracking growth using Excel dashboards.
• Administrative professionals handling data-heavy documentation.
• Entrepreneurs reviewing trends and historical figures easily.
• Students strengthening analytical skills using Excel techniques.
• Financial assistants processing reports and forecasting trends.
• Reporting officers creating visual summaries for stakeholders.

Career Path

• Data Analyst – £38,000 average salary
• Excel Reporting Specialist – £36,000 average salary
• Business Intelligence Assistant – £40,000 average salary
• Administrative Analyst – £34,500 average salary
• Financial Data Assistant – £33,000 average salary
• Operations Data Coordinator – £35,500 average salary