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Excel Everest is an interactive Microsoft Excel tutorial built right into an Excel file. It covers 41 topics and has 155 exercises, 339 buttons, and 87 embedded videos. It doesn't simply teach you Excel, it teaches you to be great at Excel.

It is part text book, part problem set, part computer program, and part video repository. The idea behind Excel Everest is that learning Excel is challenging and existing methods to teach it don't do so in the most efficient, cost-effective, or sensible way. Unlike classes, books, or videos, Excel Everest lets you learn how to use Excel by practicing your skills right there in the document. It is an entirely new way to learn Excel.

Excel Everest is the result of endless hours of brainstorming, writing, formula building, macro editing, and user-focused design. We think it's the best way to learn Excel in existence, period.

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Microsoft Excel Tutorial Conversational text: The instructional text in Excel Everest is conversational and does not resemble a dry, faceless textbook. It’s written to be clear, keep you engaged, and teach you what you need to know.

Navigation buttons: The navigation buttons in Excel Everest are carefully organized so you can jump between topics and videos. The links are intuitive, you'll never get lost, and there are handy touches to make your experience learning Excel easier. For example, if you're deep into a long worksheet, there will always be a button along the side to get you back to the top. Details like this make it painless to navigate Excel Everest.

41 Topics: Excel Everest covers 41 topics ranging from the difference between absolute and relative references to how to make a beautiful chart. These topics were carefully selected to give you a comprehensive base that will help you tackle nearly every Excel problem you'll run into in the corporate setting. For a full list the topics in Excel Everest, go to the FAQ Also, before you start each topic, Excel Everest explains why it is important, helping you keep the big picture in view.

Easy, medium, and hard exercises: After walking you through the details of the topics, Excel Everest provides multiple easy, medium, and hard exercises for you to practice your skills right after you've learned them. Most of the problems in Excel Everest are automatically graded and let you know if you've done them correctly or incorrectly.

Embedded videos: If you get confused on any specific topic in Excel Everest, you’ll find embedded YouTube videos carefully selected from the huge repository of publicly available, free instructional content. You can play these videos within Excel Everest - you don’t even need to open up a browser!

A scoreboard: Since all 155 problems in Excel Everest are graded, Excel Everest can track your progress in the tutorial. The progress report consists of a highly detailed chart showing which problems you've completed correctly, and a bar graph mapping your progress as you rise to 100%. You'll get badges at certain milestones and a grand prize badge if you get far enough.

A library of other resources:We realize that Excel Everest is not the end all solution to your Excel learning. The functions available in Microsoft Excel are so expansive that you may want to travel beyond the 41 topics, 155 exercises, and 87 videos covered by Everest. That’s why we’ve spent hours combing through other online resources to create a virtual reference library that you can refer to within the document.

20 hours of fun: Grabbing an ice axe and climbing Excel Everest will require about 20-30 hours of work for a beginning Excel user. We recommend going through it over the course of a few weeks. An intermediate or advanced user might be able to complete the Excel tutorial faster.

Reasonably priced: We wanted Excel Everest to be affordable. Here are our thoughts as to why we priced it at $34.95. Free Excel learning resources are generally unorganized and of varying quality, so we think it’s worth more than $0. Books average between $20-30 and we think Excel Everest is better than a book. And a price greater than $40 starts making Excel learning out of reach to the average person (DVD sets generally cost around $80 and classes can start at over $100. Yikes!). Therefore, we settled on $34.95 and are confident that once you start showing off your new Excel skills, you’ll find it money well spent.


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