A few mistakes and old info (especially in part 5) but overall a solid education in basic Excel.

Complete and accurate . It should be considered to offer honors for assignements

First and 4th week were not soo much understandable then 2nd and 3rd one.

They should give more advance lesson these are pretty beginner level.

Good course and Good info just need to be an Arabic subtitle

Solid course learned alot and really enjoyed.

It was very informative

4th module is complex

Vraiment intéressant

Its good to learn..

knowledgable course

cours exeptionnel

Great learning !

Very exquisite.

great course

rlly good

Awesome

good

Good

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Good

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I learned a lot from this course. I especially appreciated the narrated lessons with demonstrations of the skills. For the most part, I enjoyed the practice assignments. I appreciated the format: skill progression was simple and logical, I was able to progress at my own rate, and I got regular feedback from quizzes.

I don't know that I would continue taking classes through Coursera, however. I was dismayed by the many errors within the course. There were spelling errors. Often, the image accompanying the step-by-step directions did not match the actual directions. A few of the lessons did not have the proper materials linked for download in the instructions. They were, perhaps, in an accompanying set of instructions/documents offered at the beginning of the course? Still, why not embed all the links necessary to complete the lesson within the lesson? There were so many errors, I stopped reporting them after a time. The fact that they still exist, even though so many people have taken this course, leads me to believe that corrections are never made. I hope that isn't the case, but for a paid subscription, I find the level of error inexcusable.

My second biggest critique would be regarding the lack of help available when I had questions about the lesson. Posting questions on the forum with my fellow students was not helpful. It would have been nice to have an actual person to ask, or even an available help pane that addressed specific content.