June 8, 2010

New course: Excel 2010 New Features

Last month, Microsoft released the Office 2010 suite to enterprise customers. That means giant corporations that buy software licenses by the truckload. Office 2010 will be available to everyone else in the next few days.

There are a lot of improvements and refinements, especially if you’re upgrading from Office 2003 and earlier.

Lynda.com just released a video training course that I authored that details the new features of Excel 2010. You can see several of the movies for free, without even having to register. So check out Excel 2010 New Features.

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