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Microsoft Office is by far Microsoft’s most popular product. Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook have long been mainstays in enterprise environments. Collaboration tools like Skype for Business have kept Office relevant in today’s global economy.

Most people have basic proficiency with these productivity tools, but few are true experts. In this Microsoft Office training, you’ll start with the basics and then quickly progress to functionality and features you didn’t even know existed. Even if you’ve been using Office for a while, you’ve probably only been scratching the surface of what it can do. That’s particularly true with Microsoft Office 365, which is constantly improving. End-users and IT pros both can benefit from Microsoft Office training.

Microsoft Office Skill Courses

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All CBT Nuggets Microsoft Office training includes embedded quizzes designed to ensure learners are engaged in their Microsoft Office traing. Most CBT Nuggets Microsoft Office courses include supplemental files that can help IT pros and end-users learn MS Office more effectively.

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Introduction to What's New in Office 2016

In this video, Simona Millham covers what's new in Office 2016. This introductory video to Simona's complete walkthrough of Office 2016's changes and updates to Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Outlook and OneNote provides an overview and suggestions for how to get the most out of Office 2016.

MicroNugget: How to Work with Formulas

In this video, Simona Millham covers how to use formulas in Microsoft Excel. She shows you how to enter both simple and complex formulas into spreadsheets. She also shows you how to resolve common errors in your spreadsheets. She further provides some tips and tricks that you may not be aware of.

MicroNugget: How Multi-Level Numbering Works

In this video, Simona Millham covers multilevel numbering in Microsoft Word. First, she creates a multilevel-numbered list using a predefined list format, which she then customizes to improve various aspects of its appearance. She afterward creates another list by defining a new multilevel list, and she demonstrates the benefits of this approach.

Simona's SuperTrainerPalooza 2016: Highlights!

In this video, Simona Millham covers a review of her first Trainerpalooza (dubbed “Superpalooza”). She’ll discuss the mindset she had upon entering the event, describe her experiences, and then talk about several crucial lessons that affected her. Overall, Superpalooza was tremendously positive, and she can’t wait for the next one!

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016

In this video, Simona Millham covers her Microsoft Excel 2016 course, which is geared toward general end-users. First, she provides some highlights of this course. This includes how to create and format your spreadsheets as well as how to use functions and create charts. She then covers some of the program’s more advanced features that you will learn.

Microsoft Office: 6 Tips and Tricks for IT Pros

In this video, Simona Millham covers a variety of Microsoft Office tools and how using them can drastically increase the capabilities these programs offer. While many of us default to clicking around or even googling how to do certain things, this only scratches the surface of what you can accomplish.

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