8 strategies I used to learn & master Excel in a short time

Do you need to learn Excel Quickly? May be you have a job interview or need to transition to a role where Excel skills are mandatory. In this video, I share 8 tactics & mindset that worked REALLY well for me when I had to learn Excel / Power BI and other technical tools.

The tactics: 💡
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1) Pick "a" problem
2) Go W I D E before going DEEP
3) Connect the dots
4) Play to learn
5) Stop nit-picking
6) Share what you learn
7) Reflect & Revise
8) Knockout the H

9) Bonus: Go for a course

Timestamps: ⏱
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0:00 - Pick a problem (1)
1:19 - Go wide before going deep (2)
2:54 - Connecting the dots (3)
3:45 - Having a play with Excel (4)
4:54 - Stop worrying about small details (5)
5:39 - Share what you learn (6)
7:17 - Reflect and Revise (7)
8:35 - Knockout the H (8)
9:07 - Join a course

Playlists & videos for learning Excel: 📚
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Happy Learning 🌼🌞😀

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[bhoomika]

My Dad is a hero. All these techniques he did 50 years ago. But he passed away 22 years back. We never knew his hardship and now when we meet his old friends and colleagues they tell us how My Dad bagged a Job and kept upfront in the skill. Kudos to you Dad. May ur soul rest in peace . Thanks a lot Chandoo for sharing this.

[karakol]

I used this approach for python (no prior compsci experience at all) and it is very helpful and trying to do an advanced problem is a great way to learn how to do something.

[hammerdata]

Great advice gor all! People forget: we never quit learning. I watch some videos thinking most likely nothing new, then SURPRISE! A different method, keyboard shortcut, etc. is provided. A million thanks for continuing to share your knowledge and "lessons learned" in a clear, concise and efficient way w/"real" world examples!

[krishnateja]

Excel was just another tool for me for most part of my life, until my outlook changed towards the excel. It’s just fun and powerful tool to do anything.
I’m on the journey to mastery. I’ll stick around with your tutorials, and your guidance.
Om guruve namah!

[wayneedmondson]

Great advice Chandoo! Practice, solve, share and learn. Those are four things I try to do every day to keep moving forward. Thanks for your insights and wisdom. Thumbs up!!

[Soulenergy]

1:01 learn how to extract data from the system
1:40 going wide before going deep
3:51 play w/ excel
5:44 share what u learn
7:50 actice recall
Thanks for these refreshers

[CDeeez]

Thank you for this. Really great advice for Excel and life in general!

[xplorYT]

Great advice Chandoo! I owe you a big thanks when it comes to excel. Learned a lot from your website, Still remember the days (back in 2007) I used to visit your website during my initial days developing Dashboards. Keep rocking 👍

[jamesstramer]

These guidelines can be generalized to learning a lot other skills!

Loved the video and subscribed.

[NovisOrbis]

Every single technique described is spot on man. Well done.

[ghzyguq]

Thanks for the video. Pick a problem - this one works really well for me. Go wide before going deep - this one is new for me, but I am sure it works. We often keep focusing on one feature and it takes so much time to master it. But the truth is that in most cases we need a lot of different feautures (liabraries etc.) to actually solve a problem.

[chanakyas]

చందూ గారు, మీ వీడియోలు చూస్తూ ఉంటాను. మీ వివరణ చాలా బాగుంటుంది. నా పనితీరు మెరుగుపరుచుకోవడానికి మీ వీడియోలు చాలా సహాయ పడ్డాయి. మీకు ప్రత్యేక ధన్యవాదాలు.

[kunikaverma]

This is such an awesome video! I LOVE how I was able to relate using these strategies to improve other aspects of work + life. Thank youuuu :)

[siddusidd]

Man this is high quality content. Fortunate to find your channel

[mateotinoco]

Chandoo is a very humble person...also an excel genius

[Deedington]

As usual, very useful tips Chandoo! Many thanks!

[nolatari]

As always, you manage to surprise us, thank you for your videos.

[taniarabisheva]

Nice tips, Chandoo and thank you for sharing your knowledge. Smalls steps are the best for moving forward successfully and with less hassle.

[surauar-raudhahkempadangse]

This is great tips! Not only Excel, this also can use for Word and PowerPoint, thanks!

[eddi]

Thank you for the very interesting video. I really enjoyed your videos. Well done and I hope to see you soon again.