Excel tutorials
Learn essential Microsoft Excel skills for beginners through clear, simple tutorials. These step-by-step lessons explain how to organize spreadsheet data, format worksheets, create charts, use formulas, sort information and print Excel documents.
Excel basics
Learn the core parts of Microsoft Excel before working with real data. These tutorials explain the Excel interface, worksheets, cells, and basic formatting so you can understand how spreadsheets are organized and how to navigate them confidently.
Excel Basics Part 1 – Understanding the Excel Interface, Worksheets + Cells
Learn how the Excel interface works, including the difference between workbooks and worksheets, how cells are organized, how to navigate a worksheet and what the name box and formula bar do.
Excel Basics Part 2 – How Excel Displays Text, Numbers + Formatting
Understand why what you see in Excel isn’t always what you get. Learn how to use wrap text, resize rows and columns, control alignment and indentation and apply number formatting.
Excel Basics Part 3 – Formatting Worksheets, Borders + Visual Tools
Learn how to merge and centre cells, apply borders and styles, use conditional formatting, insert rows or columns and freeze panes to organize worksheet data more clearly.
page setup + printing
Learn how to prepare Excel worksheets for printing. These tutorials show how to adjust page orientation, add headers, define print areas, and control page layout so your spreadsheets print cleanly and professionally.
Switch your worksheet orientation to landscape for wide tables or long rows
Add or change headers so your printed worksheets include titles, dates or custom text
Formatting and Printing Worksheets in Excel – Page Setup, Tabs + Print Areas
Learn the key settings that make printed spreadsheets clean and professional
formatting data
Formatting makes spreadsheet data easier to read and understand. These tutorials show how to apply number formats, organize information visually with borders, and format text inside cells so worksheets look clean and professional.
Format Numbers as Currency or Accounting
Apply currency and accounting formats to make financial data clear and readable
Formatting Addresses in Excel Worksheets – Line Breaks Inside a Cell
Format names and addresses neatly so they line up correctly in your worksheet
Add borders to cells or ranges to organize data visually
formulas + data entry
Excel becomes powerful when you start entering data and performing calculations. These tutorials introduce formulas, functions, and Excel tools like AutoSum and AutoFill so you can calculate values, fill patterns quickly, and manage worksheet tabs more efficiently.
How to Use AutoSum and AutoFill
Quickly add up numbers and fill repeating patterns using Excel’s smart tools
Introduction to Formulas and Functions in Excel – How Calculations Actually Work
Learn how to write simple formulas and use basic functions to calculate values
Change tab names so your workbook is easier to navigate
charts + visuals
Charts help turn spreadsheet numbers into clear visual information. These tutorials show how to create charts and graphs in Excel, adjust chart elements, and format visuals so trends and patterns in your data are easier to understand.
Creating Charts and Graphs in Excel – Visualize Your Data the Right Way
Learn the basics of inserting and customizing different types of charts
Manipulating Charts and Graphs in Excel – Make Your Data Easier to Read
Modify chart elements to make your visuals clearer and more accurate
Create a simple line chart to show trends in your data
Format Lines in an Excel Line Chart
Adjust the style, thickness and colour of lines in your charts
Sorting + Filtering
Sorting and filtering tools help you find and organize information inside large spreadsheets. These tutorials show how to sort data, apply filters, and quickly display the rows that matter without changing the structure of your worksheet.
Using Sort + Filter in Excel – Show the Right Data Without Losing Anything
Sort your data and apply filters to quickly find what you need