Short lessons, a real spreadsheet in your browser, and instant feedback on every formula you write. Learn the skills employers test for, one cell at a time.
Each lesson explains a single function or technique in a couple of minutes, with the exact syntax you’ll type.
Write the formula in a working spreadsheet. Click cells to reference them, drag to fill, use the shortcuts.
Every step is checked when you press Enter. If it’s off, you see what your formula returned and why.
Find your way around the grid, type values, and write a formula that adds them up.
Multiply, divide and combine operators, and know which part Excel calculates first.
Total a whole column with one function, and let AutoSum write it for you.
Summarise a list with its typical, lowest and highest values.
Lock a reference with $ so it stays put when you fill a formula down.
Count how many cells hold numbers, anything at all, or nothing.
Bold, format, jump, fill and undo without touching the mouse.
Return one result when a condition is true and another when it’s false.
Test several conditions at once inside an IF.
Handle three or more outcomes by chaining conditions.
Count only the cells that meet a condition, such as a status, a threshold or a pattern.
Add or average only the rows that match. It’s the backbone of every summary table.
Filter by region, product and month all at once.
Pull a price, a name or a rate from a reference table by its ID.
The flexible lookup that can look left and survives inserted columns.
One function that replaces VLOOKUP and INDEX/MATCH in Excel 2021 and Microsoft 365.
Replace #N/A and #DIV/0! with something a reader understands.
Pull codes, years and IDs out of longer strings.
Fix messy names with TRIM and PROPER, then combine fields with & and TEXTJOIN.
Change the actual value, not just how it looks.
Recreate what a pivot table shows (totals, counts and averages by group) with live formulas.
A timed, mixed test like the ones used in analyst interviews. Ten minutes on the clock.
20 questions across every topic. Score 80% or more to unlock your verifiable certificate.
Solve today’s challenge in your browser, earn double points, keep your streak alive. No paid plan needed.
Shortcut drills run on your own keyboard, so the muscle memory carries straight over to real Excel.
Mixed assessments modelled on real analyst hiring tests.
Take any exercise dataset into your own Excel and try it again from scratch.
Finish the course and add a certificate with a public verification link to your LinkedIn profile.
One payment of $10.27 opens the whole course, for life. See what it unlocks:
Every current and future lesson, from VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP to SUMIFS and pivot-style reports
Downloadable practice files and timed interview-style assessments
A verifiable certificate of completion you can add to LinkedIn
One payment unlocks everything, for life.
No. Every exercise runs in a spreadsheet inside your browser. The formulas work the same way in Microsoft Excel, so what you learn transfers directly.
No. The free lessons work without signing up. Create a free account if you want your progress saved across devices.
Yes, though a keyboard makes the shortcut lessons far more useful. On touch screens, tap a cell to select it and tap again quickly to type.
No. The Lifetime Pass is a single payment of $10.27 for lifetime access, including every lesson added later. Nothing renews.
Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are available worldwide. In the Philippines you can also pay with GCash, Maya and QR Ph. PayPal is available in many countries.
Yes. Learners with the Lifetime Pass who finish the course get a certificate with a credential ID and a QR code that anyone can verify. You can add it to your LinkedIn profile in one click.
A new Excel challenge opens every day. Solve it for points and streaks, and climb the leaderboard. You can try 10 without an account.
Yes. Every lesson has a “Listen to this lesson” button that reads it aloud and highlights each paragraph as it goes.
No account, no download. Just open the first lesson.
