643 Newton Microsoft Excel Lessons

...I warn prospective students that they will learn Excel best if they ask me to help them write a specific program in which they have an interest. Just reading a book on Excel won't work; so says John Walkenbach, author of "Microsoft Excel 2010 Power Programming with VBA" (Wiley, $50). Most employers are NOT looking for Excel users who know how to... read more

...Forcibly emptied my room of books, told everyone I'd be a mathematician when I grew up, flipped through magazines for the pictures. That was in the second grade. Since then, I've devoured hundreds of novels, written two -unpublished so far- graduated college with a degree in English Literature, and happily spent hundreds of hours with my nose wedged... read more

...I received the Omega Chi Epsilon award for the outstanding chemical engineering senior at Penn State, and I won an NSF fellowship to attend MIT as a chemical engineering graduate student. I began using Microsoft Excel in the early 1990s as a graduate student at MIT, and since then I've used the software for a wide variety of personal, professional,... read more

...I use a variety of research-based techniques including letter name correspondence, elkonin boxes, and others. I've advised students from High School seniors through Master's students in how best to pursue their career goals. This advising has included how to be strategic about choosing courses and networking as well as how to best frame their interests... read more

...I'll teach you how to polish your PowerPoint presentations, add PivotTables to your spreadsheets, get started with the computer, or anything else you need to learn! I have been teaching people at all levels - beginner, intermediate, advanced, and self-taught - for over 17 years. My students have included executives, financial services professionals,... read more