Excel course in Eindhoven

With Excel you work faster, smarter and with a better overview. In this basic training you learn to apply formulas, functions and charts to real working situations. Optionally, you can also cover Excel with Copilot, so that you put AI to work directly in your spreadsheets.

Which Excel course suits you?

In Eindhoven we run 5 Excel courses, listed below in order from basic to the most advanced level. Not sure which one suits you? Give us a call and we'll think along with you.

• Excel Basics

  In this Excel course you will learn to work with formulas, functions, charts and formatting. You will create clear spreadsheets yourself and apply your knowledge directly in practice. Optionally, you can also give attention to Excel with Copilot.

  Two-day course · € 950,- excl. VAT · 2 dates in Eindhoven, the next on 8 December 2026

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• Excel Intermediate

  In this course you will work with advanced Excel functions such as pivot tables, subtotals, nested formulas and macros. You will learn to present complex data clearly and to automate repetitive work. Optionally, attention is also given to Excel with Copilot.

  Two-day course · € 1050,- excl. VAT · 2 dates in Eindhoven, the next on 8 December 2026

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• Excel PowerPivot

  In this course you will learn to work with Excel PowerPivot. You will link external data sources, build a data model and analyse data using DAX formulas in clear pivot tables. Optionally, you can also cover Excel with Copilot.

  One-day course · € 525,- excl. VAT · 2 dates in Eindhoven, the next on 8 December 2026

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• Excel Pivot Tables, formulas and functions

  In this course you delve into advanced formulas, functions and pivot tables in Excel. You learn to set up and filter databases and to present data clearly using pivot tables and pivot charts. Optionally, you can also look at Excel with Copilot.

  One-day course · € 525,- excl. VAT · 2 dates in Eindhoven, the next on 8 December 2026

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• Excel Expert

  In this Excel Expert course you delve into advanced functions, pivot tables, macros and what-if analyses. You learn to structure, analyse and present complex data. Optionally, attention is paid to working with Copilot in Excel.

  Two-day course · € 1050,- excl. VAT · 2 dates in Eindhoven, the next on 8 December 2026

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All dates in Eindhoven

None of the dates suitable? In-company takes place on a day of your choosing, and the course also runs in other cities.

Where in Eindhoven

Who will be teaching you in Eindhoven

• Pascal ICT and communication trainer Rating 8,3 from 753 evaluations
• Bart Trainer Excel, Power BI and Access Rating 8.8 from 497 evaluations
• Raoul Trainer Excel and Access Rating 8,3 out of 283 evaluations
• Hans Trainer in Microsoft Office and MS Project Rating 8.4 from 240 evaluations

What participants thought

• “It is a very pleasant course that you can follow at your own pace. If you have questions, there is a trainer who helps you on your way straight away. Really recommended.”

  J. Peters-van Gent, Kuehne Nagel Logistics B.V.- Excel Basics

• “I can really recommend the course. After two course days you have learnt so much that you can work well with Excel. What's more, the course material is useful as a reference work.”

  Janine de Jong- Excel Basics

• “I can recommend the Excel course at Learnit to anyone. Excellent guidance from the trainer, a clear textbook and a CD with all kinds of exercises that tie in perfectly with the textbook (you can take these home after the course as practice and reference material). This course made me realise that I could have been working much more efficiently for years. Thanks to Learnit.”

  D. Schellenberg, Hogeschool Utrecht - Excel Basics

• "Informative, pleasant, clear material, step-by-step method."

  I. Gehring, Gemeente Woerden- Excel Basics

Frequently asked questions

What will you learn in the Excel Basics course?

In the Excel Basics course you learn to apply the most important Excel functions in practice. You work with formulas and functions, absolute and relative cell references, the IF function, sorting and filtering, creating charts and formatting cells. Optionally, you can also spend time on Excel with Copilot. After the course you will have mastered the basic skills and can get started with your own spreadsheets straight away.

How long does the Excel Basics course take?

The Excel Basics course takes one full day of tuition in an open learning format. You work at your own pace on practical assignments, while an experienced trainer is on hand to answer questions and provide explanations. This flexible set-up allows you to focus specifically on the topics that matter to you, from formulas to charts. After this day you will have mastered the basic skills of Excel.

Do I need prior knowledge for the Excel Basics course?

No, you do not need any prior knowledge of Excel for the Excel Basics course. You start from the basics and learn step by step how to work with spreadsheets, formulas, functions and charts. You do need basic computer skills, such as working with Windows and a mouse and keyboard. The trainer adapts the pace and the exercises to your starting level.

Do I receive a certificate after the Excel Basics course?

Yes, after completing the Excel Basics course you will receive a certificate of attendance from Learnit. This certificate confirms that you have mastered the basic skills of Excel, such as formulas, functions, charts and cell formatting. You can add it to your CV or LinkedIn profile to make your new Excel skills visible to employers and colleagues.

Can you also take the Excel Basics course in-company?

Yes, the Excel Basics course can also be delivered in-company at your own location. That is useful if several colleagues want to learn to work with Excel at the same time. You agree the content with the trainer based on the day-to-day situation within your organisation, so that you can get started straight away with familiar examples. Request a quote via the course page.

Which version of Excel is used during the Excel Basics course?

You follow the Excel Basics course in the version of Excel that you use yourself. When registering, you indicate which version you work with. The planners make sure that your course materials and exercises match that version. This way you learn straight away in the environment you see at your own workplace, without confusion about buttons or menus.

When should you choose the open learning format of Excel Basics instead of a classroom group course?

The open learning format is a full course day on which you work individually on the course material, while a trainer is present in the room to explain things and answer questions. You choose this format if you want to work at your own pace and would like targeted help with exactly the topics you find difficult. In a classroom group course, everyone follows the same pace and the same order, which is pleasant if you are looking for structure and interaction. The open learning format suits you better if you already master some parts and want to practise others in depth, for example formulas, the IF function or charts. Optionally, during your day you can also spend time on Excel with Microsoft 365 Copilot. You work with your own version of Excel and can bring along practical examples from your work.

What is the difference between the Excel Basics course and a free online tutorial on YouTube?

A YouTube tutorial lets you watch passively, whereas in the Excel Basics course you are at the controls yourself and receive direct feedback from an experienced trainer. The open learning format means that you spend a full course day on location working on exercises at your level. Beforehand, the trainer discusses your starting level and your learning objective, so that you work specifically on topics that are relevant to you. You may bring your own practical examples from your work and work out solutions for them together with the trainer. Optionally, the course also covers Excel with Microsoft 365 Copilot. A tutorial lacks that personal tailoring, the immediate point of contact for questions and the structured build-up of formulas, functions, charts and cell references.

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