Learner Reviews & Feedback for Excel Basics for Data Analysis by IBM

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About the Course

Spreadsheet tools like Excel are an essential tool for working with data - whether for data analytics, business, marketing, or research. This course is designed to give you a basic working knowledge of Excel and how to use it for analyzing data. This course is suitable for those who are interested in pursuing a career in data analysis or data science, as well as anyone looking to use Excel for data analysis in their own domain. No prior experience with spreadsheets or coding is required - all you need is a device with a modern web browser and the ability to create a Microsoft account to access Excel online at no cost. If you have a desktop version of Excel, you can also easily follow along with the course. Throughout this course, you'll gain valuable experience working with data sets and spreadsheets. We'll start by introducing you to spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, and show you how to load data from multiple formats. From there, you'll learn how to perform basic data wrangling and cleansing tasks using functions, and expand your knowledge of data analysis through the use of filtering, sorting, and pivot tables. There is a strong focus on practice and applied learning in this course. With each lab, you'll have the opportunity to manipulate data and gain hands-on experience using Excel. You'll learn how to clean and format your data efficiently, and convert it into a pivot table to make it more organized and readable. The final project will allow you to showcase your newly acquired data analysis skills by working with real data sets and spreadsheets. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation in using Excel for data analysis. You'll have worked with multiple data sets and spreadsheets, and will have the skills and knowledge needed to effectively clean and analyze data without having to learn any code. So let's get started!...

Top reviews

May 24, 2022

Wow, the practical (Hands on ) part is a boom! How did the course disigner/ instructor and the rest of the team involved manage to do that?

Also the review part....so well done and easy to follow!

Jan 8, 2022

it's amazing how the course was designed for beginner,. Modules were easy to follow and Labs were also very clear. I am very happy with the accomplishment but his is only the beginning of a new time.

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By Neethu s

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Feb 16, 2022

It's a very good course for beginners..

By Balaraj. z

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Oct 16, 2024

it's very use full for daily use excel

By Tushar G

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Jan 21, 2024

Very good course with simple learning

By AN T H Q

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May 31, 2023

Thanks for sharing a wonderful course

By Farooq A

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May 28, 2021

The course design was very effective.

By Pedro A A

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Dec 25, 2022

Course complete thanks for your help

By Jeremy O

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Aug 18, 2024

Such a Nice course well explained.

By Jesus M

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Jan 18, 2024

Falta mejorar en el idioma Español

By Dr. A U

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Aug 31, 2023

More examples may be incorporated.

By Gbadamosi T

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Dec 21, 2022

i love the course. thanks coursera

By Yoel H

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Oct 15, 2022

Learned new features about excel.

By Leong V

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Mar 15, 2022

Easy understand of how Excel works

By Lokesh C

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Mar 26, 2021

provides basic knowledge of excel

By Carlos M

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Feb 14, 2023

Quick course to learn the basics.

By Neha K

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Feb 16, 2022

I learn so much from this course.

By Rico R

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Jun 4, 2024

It was more practical I liked it

By Kwadwo O B

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Oct 10, 2022

the neding was a bit confusing

By Vivek S

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Feb 6, 2022

Hands on assigments are good :D

By Chukwuemeka p

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Sep 16, 2021

Learnt some new stuffs in excel

By Adava A

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Oct 6, 2021

very satisfied with the course

By JPablo A

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Nov 11, 2024

Muy bien explicado y objetivo

By k z

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Oct 22, 2022

Great to learn With Coursera

By Agaba M

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Oct 10, 2022

EASY TO FOLLOW AND EDUCATIVE

By Ahmed E

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Jan 7, 2024

need more practical Training

By Ammar H

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Sep 19, 2022

Vlookup is not clear enough