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课程名称：Excel：从基础到精通 课程概述：这门Excel课程是一个全面的指南，涵盖了现代商业中最常用的Excel技能。通过本课程的学习，您将掌握许多主题，全面理解这些内容将使您成为顶尖的Excel用户。课堂中，讲师会在屏幕上实际演示各个主题，并通过注释确保您不会迷失，同时提供对各个主题的详细解释。课程从基础知识开始，逐步深入，采用简单、轻松且富有趣味的方法讲解Excel的相关内容。 课程的“秘密”在于认清Excel没有基本、中级和高级的分类。在Excel中，您首先学习基础知识，接下来学习的都只是进一步的基础。换句话说，Excel的课程是主题性的，而非渐进式的。学习顺序并不重要，因为所有主题之间并没有直接关系。因此，当您将本课程视为许多独立主题的集合时，学习Excel变得轻松愉快！ 最后，无论您使用哪个版本的Excel，总有一些核心主题是“必须知道”的。也就是说，本课程中的所有材料都是基础且适用于所有版本的Excel，包括2010、2013和2016。虽然版本之间存在一些差异，但并不会对学习造成太大的困扰。请注意，这门课程虽然是基于Excel 2010制作的，但其中的概念大部分适用于所有版本。
This Excel class is comprehensive guide during which you will learn a whole host of topics. It represents the most common Excel "stuff" used in modern business and understanding the content within will arguably catapult you into the upper echelon of Excel users. During the class you will learn by watching the instructor actually demonstrate the topics on screen using annotations to make sure you don't get lost, along with providing full, detailed explanation of the subjects. This class starts at absolute square one, and then gradually walks through the remaining topics explaining the most relevant aspects of Excel in a simple, east, yet light-hearted, fun approach. The "secret" to Excel is this- realize there are NO such categories like Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Excel. They simply do not exist. With Excel you learn the basics, from there it's nothing but another layer of fundamentals. Phrased differently, the Excel curriculum is topical, not progressive. Meaning the order in which you learn things does not matter since all the topics are not interrelated. Therefore, knowing this fact, when you look at the class as nothing more than a bunch of individual topics that have been strung together, Excel becomes a breeze! Last, no matter what version of Excel you are using there has always been some core topics that represent the "need to know". Phrased differently, all the material in this class contains the essentials and is transferable to all versions of Excel- 2010, 2013 and 2016. Sure there are some differences between the versions, but they are not so drastic as to really mess you up.:)Note: even though this class was created using Excel 2010 the concepts shown apply for all versions for the most part. :)
