Complete Excel Bootcamp: Zero to Hero in Excel (Udemy.com)

This course helped me to understand the Index, VLOOKUP, Ifs purpose in clear manner. Data analysis and VBA creation are good options to explore which will save the repeated work and save the time. The one who wants to familiarize the available options in Excel, can enroll in this course.

The course was very through. Presented very well and clear. The exercises were perfect even though some of them may have been too advanced for me. Now I have a good idea of the scope of tasks that Excel can do, so I can build from there.

El curso está muy bien organizado, haciendo que el aprendizaje sea fluido y sencillo. Los ejercicios son desafiantes y reflejan los que uno podría encontrarse en situaciones reales.

Nothing but amazing. When I started I literally had zero knowledge about Excel. But, after attending this course, that notion has been broken. I would like to convey my gratitude and regards for Jose sir.

Loving this course. Very easy to follow. I love how everything has been designed for a hands -on experience. I always felt the best way to learn was to do.

The guy is knowledgeable, but he's trying to "wing it". If you're making a recording, there should be no interrupting of yourself or awkward explanations. There should also be no editorializing of which functions you don't like. Course leader is frequently surprized at the results he gets when he applies the formulas. Why? Didn't he walk through his own course beforehand? Should have prepared more before recording, then do as many retakes and edits as needed so everything is smooth.

It's been an enjoyable learning experience as Jose has been a great trainer. I have also started to use the things I learned here on my work and results have been great.

I was at 80% Hero, so I understood it all even though it was presented very quickly. For a true beginner, assuming a 25% Level, this course should be studied over 17 weeks so that it can be fully absorbed. Overall, it was exciting to have access to the mental workings of a true expert and lean not only the functions of Excel but, more importantly for me, how to think about its applications.

Instructor seems to be stumbling on a few of the exercise instructions. Probably should have practiced the materials to know the caveats prior to recording these lessons.

I have taken Pyhton and data science courses with Jose Portillo and they were excellent. Todd Hanford appears to be knowledgeable, but comes across as unrehearsed. This detracts from the subject matter.