Excel Training Boise

Jared Hawk teaches Excel Computer Classes in Boise, Id.

Check out http://excelusergroup.org/ - it’s not just a blog where experts answer questions, it’s a true collaborative community.

Jared Hawk offers Excel Training in Boise, ID.

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Jared Hawk offers onsite Excel Training in Boise, Idaho.

Do you need Visio to do a simple A3 Storyboard? Not necessarily. Excel can create formatted blocks, insert pictures and handle the text.

One thing I do recommend is to create a storyboard template, by selecting “Template” in the Save As Type drop-down box in the Save As dialog box. You can then add different content from the template at will.

Jared Hawk offers Onsite Excel Training in Idaho.

Construction Estimating Software is an incredible time-saving tool, and did you know that Excel can be a very cost-effective way of calculating your construction estimates?

I am considering holding a seminar in the Boise Area or an online webinar on Excel Estimating. I would like to get an idea of how many people would be interested- if you are, please post a comment on this post and specify if you would prefer a webinar or a live seminar.

Jared Hawk offers Excel Training in the Boise Area, and distance webinar Excel training.

Here’s a cool tutorial I found on YouTube, (but it’s a little hard to hear):

Jared Hawk teaches Excel Training Seminars in Boise, Idaho.

Listen to the grapevine.

Jared Hawk teaches Microsoft Excel Computer Classes in Boise, ID.

David Gainer, of the Excel Team at Microsoft, wrote:

Two weeks ago, we posted about an issue involving the calculation of numbers around 65,535 and 65,536.  As of today, fixes for this issue in Excel 2007 and Excel Services 2007 are available for download from the following locations…

Jared Hawk offers Excel Seminars in Boise, ID, and national onsite Excel training.

Here’s a handy tutorial I found on YouTube, right next to Britney Spears’ newest Excel Tutorial… oh.

Jared Hawk teaches Excel Computer Classes in Boise, ID.

What do you get when you multiply 6,425 by 10.2? Excel 2007 can’t tell you correctly- and Microsoft is racing to fix the problem. Imagine the financial risk if you ask 2007 to calculate these known errors.

Using a previous version of Excel? Excel is infamous for statistical errors throughout it’s history.

It’s a good idea to estimate results to compare with your formula results- that will keep you sharp and help you spot any glaring errors.

Jared Hawk is a Microsoft Office Specialist, Expert-Level, and teaches Computer Classes in Boise, ID.