Hi All,I've found this forum pretty helpful so far, so thanks to all of you who contribute regularly for making my life so much easier!I've recently been hired as a Business Analyst at McKinsey (starting in a few months.) My background in Excel is alright, but I've been told that having an edge in Excel can produce a gigantic edge in general, and so I've been looking at online courses. Can anyone recommend a super in-depth course that's good? I've been looking at ones that specialize in financial modeling-- is this the right direction?Happy for any helpful tidbits.Thanks,David

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Hi David, here are some good resources to learn Excel, including excel courses to take you from beginner right through to advanced level:[url]http://right-course-online.com/full-list/office/microsoft-ms-excel/[/url]I hope they help and good luck!Christian

My company subscribes to this website: http://www.lynda.com/(you can just pay for one month for only $37.50, less if you do not want the training files)It allows you to view beginner to advanced training videos for a plethora of software programs, including Excel, along with exercise files to download and follow along with as you watch.An intern of ours just finished the Excel trainings and learned quite a bit. I would highly recommend the training files option, because as with all things, the best way to learn is practice.Good luck!