What you’ll learn
- Six modules cover Copilot basics/data management, working with datasets, prompt-suggested insights, visuals and dashboards, macro-assisted automation, and final assessment
- Outcomes include formulas/charts/summaries, natural-language analysis, dashboards and trying Copilot with macros
What does the learning look like?
- Page says learners use real Excel datasets and hands-on activities.
- Fifteen assignments are listed
- Module 1 includes a workbook-preparation exercise, later modules practice analysis, visualizations and macros.
Example to try
Make sense of a spreadsheet
- 01Start with
A small table of expenses
- 02Make a first pass
Clean data + a useful formula
- 03Make it yours
Check row counts and totals
Use a fictional example to practise the workflow.
Cost, access and setup
What you’ll need
- Excel users experienced enough to work with data and Copilot in Excel
- Uses Copilot, Excel, prompts and macros
- Verify access before purchase.
How you’ll learn
- Top-level estimate 3 hours
- Module estimates sum to about 4h54 (1h, 1h, 26m, 20m, 1h and 8m).
- Keep the two study-time estimates distinct.
- Flexible self-paced course
- Updated April? course page reports recently updated May 2026
- Listed as Microsoft Copilot in Excel, not an academic program.
Certificate
- Shareable Coursera certificate listed
Help along the way
- Fifteen assignments listed
Instructor
- Knowledge Accelerators is the listed publisher
Course cost
Check the course page for current pricing.