MyExcelOnline - Excel Tutorial

I just love this app! The way it is organized makes it so easy to find a topic. And the bunch of experts that we have access to is fantastic. Thanks forsharing your knowledge with your fans!

This app has great Excel content and material. It provides an easy way to access this content to develop and grow your Excel skills.

I have found that the best way to learn Excel is to seek help with practical problems that you are dealing with. The problem is finding a good set of sources. The Excel help menus from Microsoft is not as helpful as you'd think. Web searches are nicer PW h and can sometimes be much more helpful, but are also very time consuming. Plus, it can be hard to filter out what you are really needing. This app goes a really long way toward giving you targeted help for very specific issues you may be having. The search is very good for specific issues. But my favorite thing to do is browse the various tutorials and just learn them. Now, practically I know that I won't remember them as well as if they were addressing specific issues that I were dealing with. And that is the only shortcoming. There's only so much you can jam into the app. So, for example, if I wanted to find out how to apply conditional formatting to every other line in a non-table spreadsheet, I didn't see that here. I did look - didn't see it. But, there's a lot of other very good stuff here and the expandable nature of the app means that I'm sure that eventually this could be the go to source for every Excel solution. And here's the thing. The creator knew this and created a podcast section so that you can have additional places to find more solutions. So kudos! As the app gets more entries (and there's already 300+) it will become even more critical to have.

I have learned a ton from the MyExcelOnline web courses for Pivot Tables and Dashboards. The classes are amazing and a great help for anyone looking to increase their skills with Excel. This new app enables me to take that wealth of knowledge with me where ever I go. It is a wonderful tool and great resource!

It is a very helpfull tool and I have been depending on the Excel emails for a while. It took me to a new level, increased my ability to be more creative which will be even easier with mobile app now. Very happy with it, planing to use my commute to learn more each day! Thank you!

Wow!!!! This app is so great and powerful. I get excited using it on the go - the train, the bus or just about anywhere. This app is second to none. The sections with the pivot tables, podcast, formulas or just learning simple excel gives you confidence and courage to learn. Thanks John! I have shared the website with friends and this app, I will be promoting it to all my people. Five stars all the way ...💻💻💻💻💻

If you're actively trying to improve your Excel skills, chances are you've been directed to MyExcelOnline at least once via a web search. Now they have a fairly ambitious app that seeks to condense many of the more common topics into visual tutorials for streamlined comprehension. The app is easy to use and the results simple to filter. Tiered, topical dropdown boxes would be a welcome complement to the ambiguous search box and summary categories listed below, to give the viewer a better conceptual understanding of the full range of categories and information present on the site. It could assist with jogging one's memory when specific search terms are elusive. The app's podcast section is a handy inclusion for those (like me) who enjoy instructional work breaks or simply some background noise while hammering at the keyboard. It's a solid entry into the mobile market, and I look forward to future releases and updated content/design.

This could be a great app with some refinements. The podcast link does not work. There should be a simple list of content available versus having to scroll through video windows. Finally, it would be nice to mark a favorite within a post.

This handy app will be at my fingertips all the time!!!

This app turns beginners into intermediates with the click of a button! Wish I could learn Macros and VBA from John!