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Best way to self-learn Excel
I am trying to get my head around Excel to improve my future employment
possibilities, learning its more advanced features and hopefully VBA. What is the best way of achieving this please? (attending a course is out of the question as I am disabled). I have a choice of self learning via CD's (Lynda.com or similar), books or self learning with the program helpfiles and examples. I would appreciate views on this and recommendations if at all possible. Best wishes, Ted |
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