TOP 10 MICROSOFT 365 (OFFICE) COURSES IN OTTAWA, CANADA - PAGE 3

Our training includes document editing with MS Word, analyzing data in spreadsheets with MS Excel, creating rich diagrams with MS Visio, writing and editing emails with MS Outlook, and creating databases with MS Access.

Microsoft Word 365 course is offered by Eliquo Training. Eliquo was established in 2002 as a software training centre dedicated to supporting digital experiences and application development.

Microsoft Visio 365 course is offered by Eliquo Training. Eliquo was established in 2002 as a software training centre dedicated to supporting digital experiences and application development.

Microsoft PowerPoint 365 course is offered by Eliquo Training. Eliquo was established in 2002 as a software training centre dedicated to supporting digital experiences and application development.

Microsoft Excel Dashboard and PivotTable workshop is offered by Eliquo Training. Eliquo was established in 2002 as a software training centre dedicated to supporting digital experiences and application development.

In this course you will learn how to: Use Microsoft Word to create, edit, format and print high quality documents; Use Microsoft Excel to build, format and calculate a spreadsheet; Use Microsoft PowerPoint to design, organize and present a slideshow.

Microsoft Office Access 365 is the newest version of Microsoft’s popular database program. This, the second part of a two-level course, explores advanced Access features.

Designed for new Excel users who want to become more comfortable using Excel's most commonly used features. Your Results: Understand the key concepts that make Excel tick and feel confident using it at work.

Designed for users comfortable with the Level 1 topics and most of the Home Ribbon, but inexperienced with its more powerful features. Your Results: Become comfortable with the most common features and functions to use Excel in many new and powerful ways.

Designed for users who are very comfortable in Excel and want to go beyond what the average Excel user can do. Set yourself apart from your colleagues and impress your less Excel-savvy bosses. Accomplish more complex tasks and automate repetitive ones.