The Ultimate Microsoft Office 2019/365 Bundle
Master Microsoft Office 2021/365 with this 13-course bundle
We've combined 13 of our best Microsoft Office 2019/365 courses into one awesome Office 2019 bundle. In this colossal value combo, you'll have access to:
2019/365 Courses
- Excel 2019 Beginners
- Excel 2019 Advanced
- Excel 2019 for Mac
- PowerPoint 2019
- Word 2019
- Word 2019 Advanced
- Access 2019 Beginners
- Access 2019 Advanced
- Outlook 2019
- Microsoft Teams
- PivotTables in Excel for Beginners
- Advanced PivotTables in Excel
- Excel for Business Analysts
Included in this bundle are downloadable, follow-along exercises and testing to help you retain what you've learned. Upon completion, you'll receive a certificate of completion for each course. Master these Office essentials and watch your productivity soar.
The Courses
Microsoft Excel 2019 - Beginners Course
- What's new in Excel 2019
- Creating workbooks
- Entering text, numbers and working with dates
- Navigating workbooks
- Page setup and print options
- Working with rows, columns and cells
- Cut, copy and paste
- Introduction to functions and formulas
- Formatting in Excel, including formatting cells and numbers
- Creating charts and graphs
- Sorting and filtering
- Introduction to PivotTables
- Logical and lookup formulas - the basics
Microsoft Excel 2019 - Advanced Course
- What's new/different in Excel 2019
- Advanced charting and graphing
- Using detailed formatting tools
- Lookup and advanced lookup functions
- Financial functions, including calculating interest and depreciation
- Statistical functions
- Connecting to other workbooks and datasets outside of Excel, e.g., MS Access and the web
- Creating awesome visualizations using sparklines and data bars
- Mastery of PivotTables and Pivot Charts
- Scenario manager, goal seek and solver
- Advanced charts such as surface, radar, bubble and stock charts
Microsoft Excel 2019 for Mac - Beginners
- Create, open, and save new workbooks
- Basics of how Excel for Mac works, including relative references and order of operations
- Set up your workbooks and print the right thing
- Use freeze panes and split screens
- Move data around
- Basic formulas and functions work
- Format your spreadsheets correctly
- Create fantastic looking charts and graphs
- Sort and filter your data
- Navigate around PowerPoint
- Presentation dos and don'ts
- Text and bullet edition options
- Use graphics, images, objects and shapes
- Use SmartArt
- Working with charts and graphs
- Utilize master slides for maximum time savings
- Add audio and video to a presentation
- All about transitions between slides
- Animation, the animation pane and motion paths
- Setting your slideshow options
- Presentation preparation and delivery
- Backstage area of PowerPoint, including printing a presentation
Word 2019
- Get started with Word 2019
- Word 2019 basics including navigation, editing and saving
- Character formatting, including format painter and auto correct
- Properly work with bullets and numbering
- Formatting paragraphs and managing lists
- Work with tables, including formatting, converting data and formulas
- Page appearance, including page-breaks, watermarks and styles
- All about sectioning a document
- Inserting graphics, pictures, shapes, icons and 3D models (new for 2019)
- Work with envelopes and labels
- All about mail-merge and operating Word at scale
- Create an index or contents page
- Reviewing, printing and page setup
- Protecting a document and basic macros
Word 2019 Advanced
- Find and replace special characters
- All about spelling, grammar, and autocorrect options
- Work with different views
- Style and use formulas in tables
- Best practices for images, including compressing images, captions, 3D models, and icons
- Make use of text boxes
- Use section, page, and column breaks
- All about master and subdocuments
- Utilize hyperlinks
- Use Word templates
- Modify document properties
- Use themes and custom themes
- Protect documents with passwords, read-only and digital signatures
- Mark up and track changes
- Compare and combine versions
- All about using citations, tables of authority, and bibliographies
- Create and insert a working form
- Use macros to automate basic tasks
- Share documents with others
Access 2019
- Where to begin and whether or not to use a template
- Modify Access to suit your needs
- All about importing data and the datasheet view
- How tables work and how to create relationships between them
- Create forms and sub-forms that feed data into your tables
- Running queries
- Setting up validations and calculations using expressions
- Printing from Access
- Starting to use macros and modal dialog
- Basics of the Access web app
- Exporting and reporting
Advanced Access 2019
- All about primary keys and indexes
- Customizing and filtering on the datasheet view
- Linking to other databases
- Using ODBC and SQL Server
- Split an Access database into front and back-end
- All about macros, including AutoExec
- Do basic VBA, including code and error handling
- More advanced techniques around creating forms
- Advanced queries, including “multiple where” criteria
Outlook 2019
- Getting set up in Outlook
- Useful Outlook keyboard shortcuts
- All about sending and receiving emails
- Customize your mailbox and view
- Search in Outlook
- Organize and manage your mail, including ignoring, flagging and conditional formatting
- Effectively deal with junk mail
- Attach files, photos, and graphics
- Recall a message
- Use signatures and voting buttons
- Use, add to, and manage contacts
- Work with the calendar, including creating meetings and appointments
- Share calendars with colleagues
- Use tasks
- Create notes and link Outlook to OneNote
- Print the right thing
Microsoft Teams
- Access, download and set up Teams
- Create your first team and manage members and channels
- All about posting and receiving public and private messages
- Use announcements, tags, and message extensions
- Schedule an audio or video call
- Use the audio and video calling options, including recording calls
- Use the meeting notes function
- Create a wiki
- All about using apps, bots, and connectors
- Adjust admin and user settings
- Use Teams on your mobile device
Excel for Business Analysts
- Merge data from different sources using VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX MATCH, and XLOOKUP
- Use IF, IFS, IFERROR, SUMIF, and COUNTIF to apply logic to your analysis
- Split data using text functions SEARCH, LEFT, RIGHT, MID
- Standardize and clean data ready for analysis
- Use the PivotTable function to perform data analysis
- Use slicers to draw out information
- Display your analysis using pivot charts
- All about forecasting and using the forecast sheets
- Conduct a linear forecast and forecast smoothing
- Use conditional formatting to highlight areas of your data
- All about histograms and regression
- Use goal seek, scenario manager, and solver to fill data gaps
PivotTables in Excel for Beginners
- Clean and prepare your data
- Create a basic PivotTable
- Use the PivotTable fields pane
- Add fields and pivot the fields
- Format numbers
- Different ways to summarize data
- Group PivotTable data
- Use multiple fields and dimensions
- Methods of aggregation
- Choose and lock the report layout
- Apply PivotTable styles
- Sort data and use filters
- Create pivot charts based on PivotTable data
- Select the right chart for your data
- Apply conditional formatting
- Add slicers and timelines to your dashboards
- Add new data to the original source dataset
- Update PivotTables and charts
Advanced PivotTables in Excel
- Quick refresher on how to do a PivotTable
- Combine data from multiple worksheets for a PivotTable
- Group, ungroup and dealing with errors
- Format a PivotTable, including adjusting styles
- Use the value field settings
- Advanced sorting and filtering
- Use slicers and timelines on multiple tables
- Create a calculated field
- All about GETPIVOTDATA
- Create a pivot chart and add sparklines and slicers
- Use 3D maps from a PivotTable
- Update your data
- All about conditional formatting
- Create a basic macro to refresh PivotTable data
Course Info
Format
- These are video-led courses. You can preview some videos by clicking on the courses below.
- These courses include practice exercises so you can practice as you learn.
- These courses are designed for Windows users.
- Suitable for Microsoft 2013, 2016, 2019 and 365 editions.
Course Certificate Included
Each course includes an optional online quiz that will generate a course certificate upon completion.
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