Microsoft Excel: Part Three

Mon, May 20 2024

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Kearney Community Room

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Technology

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For adults

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In-House Adult

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Explore even more Microsoft Excel® skills including additional functions, the Insert Function Wizard, managing large amounts of data, and basic spreadsheet printing. Attendance at the programs Microsoft Excel: Part One and Part Two is recommended.

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