Udemy - Excel Keyboard Shortcuts

“Excel”, “Microsoft Excel”, “ms excel”, “Excel 2013”, “Excel 2010” – whatever you call it – come here and MASTER THE PROGRAM!

Watch. Learn. Conquer. Excel, one simple lesson at a time.

Hi and welcome!

My name is Tolan, and I am the co-founder of ProductivityMe.

I’d like to welcome you to Excel Keyboard Shortcuts, where through a series of awesome tips, tricks, and keyboard shortcuts you’ll learn to Master Microsoft Excel, one video at a time.

Take this fun, easy-to-follow course, through a set of unique video tutorials, you can learn to become 1x, 2x, 3x, 10x faster at Microsft Excel.

What is the Purpose of This Course?

Over the last 30 years, Excel has become the industry standard for organizing, analyzing, manipulating, a storing both data and information in tabular form.

Thus, this course is designed to get you up and running as a highly-proficient Excel keyboard user, and be able to do hundreds of actions without having to rely on using your computer’s mouse or trackpad.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to use and deploy 233 keyboard shortcuts.

You’ll learn shortcuts to:

Autosum cell values & change their formatting
Add, format, or remove cell borders
Hide, group, add, delete columns & rows
Move to the next cell, worksheet, or workbook
Copy, move, or delete a cell, selection, or worksheet
Expands or reduce your active selection by one or more cells, columns, or rows
Instantly create new tables, filters, chart, and PivotTables
Launch the Macro & VBA Editor
Much, much more
NOTE: See ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Below for a list of Tolan’s Top 11 Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts.

Course Highlights:

So, let’s examine a few of the course highlights. In addition to learning how to Master Excel, what can you expect out of this course?

Concise, bite-sized lectures
Easy-to-follow course design
Regular course updates
High-quality HD audio and video recordings
Pro-active and student-response specific updates to the course
A Course PDF with the 233 Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
Course Excel File (with Dynamic Searchable Capability)
Instant access to course instructor (via email and/or Udemy messages)
Quick responses to individual questions & posts in Course Discussion forum
Growing community of AWESOME, capable, driven, and like-minded students
Course Structure & Design:

Alright, so enough with the Course Highlights, how is the Course designed and what can you expect while taking it?

The Course is broken into 20 individual sections
Each section represents a functional part of Microsoft Excel’s inherent structure- things like the Excel Ribbon, Entering Data, Entering Formulas, and Working with Borders
Each section is made up of 7 or more individual videos
Each video represents one lesson
Each video lesson is between 2 and 8 minutes long
Each lesson covers one discrete topic, most often a keyboard shortcut
We’ve grouped the lessons and section topics so that their easier for you to learn!
NOTE: See below for List of Specific Section Titles

Consistent Lesson Structure:

In every lesson, we attempt to follow the same logical structure:

Provide an introduction to what we’ll cover in the lesson
Then show the keyboard shortcut
Next show how to achieve the same result (say copying and pasting an item) without using the specific keyboard shortcut
Review what we covered in the lesson
And lastly, mention what is coming up in the next lesson
NOTE: Want to see what we’re talking about? Check out a preview of the first 11 lessons in Section 2.

Final Thoughts:

ALRIGHT! So enough writing, enough reading, enough talking.

The quality of our content speaks for itself.

GO AHEAD: Check it out; tell us what you think.

If you have any questions about the course, about its structure, an idea to make it better, or anything in between feel free to message us.

WE LOVE HEARING FROM CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS!!!

So...

If you’re ready to enroll in the course, click the “Take This Course” button now. If not, come back soon. We'll be here!

Thanks for your time, and by for now.

Cheers,

Tolan & Ryan

Course Instructors & ProductivityMe Co-Founders

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Tolan’s Favorite 11 Keyboard Shortcuts:

Shift + F11 Inserting a New Worksheet (Lesson 04.01)
Ctrl + Shift + "=" Inserting Rows or Columns (Lesson 05.02 or Lesson 05.03)
Shift + Spacebar Selecting an Entire Row (Lesson 07.01)
Ctrl + Spacebar Selecting an Entire Column (Lesson 07.02)
Ctrl + Enter Entering the Same Data in Multiple Cells (Lesson 11.06)
Ctrl + Alt + V Displaying the Paste Special Dialog Box (Lesson 14.10)
Ctrl + Shift + ~ Applying General Format (Lesson 17.01)
Alt + = Autosumming Selected Cells (Lesson 18.04)
Ctrl + `Toggling Formulas On and Off (Lesson 18.05)
F11 Creating a Chart in New Worksheet (Lesson 19.10)
Alt + F8 Opening the Macro Dialog Box (Lesson 20.06)