Question:
Can I learn Excel or Word online for free?
Missy
2008-08-04 17:15:25 UTC
I'd love an office job. I'm a very fast and accurate typist, I'm extremely computer literate. I just lack the qualifications to put on my resume. I'm sure learning Excel, Word, Office or any of the programs typically necessary for receptionist/data entry work, would be extremely easy for me. Most job listings I read require knowledge of spreadsheets, etc.

Basically, I'm wondering if there are any websites that can tutor you with these programs for free? I'm sure I could just download/buy the programs and figure it out myself, but surely I'd benefit from any kind of overhand guidance. Thanks for any and all help!
Five answers:
quietfred
2008-08-04 17:28:57 UTC
To answer your specific question - The site below lists loads of courses from different people. You have to scroll down a bit past the ads until you come to the list. One big decision you need to make is what version to learn. There is a major difference between Office 2003 and Office 2007. My vote would be learn Office 2003 - most companies are not making the switch.



You could download a trial version of Office 2007 - dont know if you can download a trial version of excel 2003. or do as someone recommended Open office version 2. This is almost fully compatible with MS Office. (I havent found any problems with it)



http://www.educationonlineforcomputers.com/training/Free-Microsoft-Excel-Training/
emmamba
2008-08-04 17:21:56 UTC
You can learn Excel, word and office at home. Microsoft provides adequate tutorials to help you master the programs. I did learn from home without any instructions but you have to be patient. There are other available resources such taking courses from schools or colleges.

Good luck



Emmanuel Mba
2008-08-04 17:17:53 UTC
You can download Open Office for free. There are also tutorials:



http://openoffice.org
owen
2008-08-04 17:25:07 UTC
You have to learn how to use "HELP" is a complete reference of MS Office.
2008-08-04 17:18:20 UTC
ya go to www.microsoftexcel.com


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