Microsoft Excel for Project Management

Microsoft Excel for Project Management - Earn 5 PDUs

Microsoft Excel for Project Management - Earn 5 PDUs
Last updated 10/2022
Duration: 4h34m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 3.55 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English [/center]

Mastering Microsoft Excel for Project Management: Controlling, Tracking, and Reporting

What you'll learn
Design reports for your stakeholders
Create a dashboard with some common project management requirements
Improve project communications with charts
Format, change, and edit charts
Apply conditional formatting to save time and automate reporting
Implement the Microsoft Excel Camera Tool
Create a speedometer chart for reporting
Claim five (5) Professional Development Units with PMI

Requirements
Basics of project management
Basics of Microsoft Excel

Description
It's been said that project management is 90 percent communication – and it can certainly feel that way when you consider all the people you have to communicate with daily. Did you know that you can use Microsoft Excel to help you communicate more effectively, define your project charter, build out the project scope, and even the work breakdown structure? You sure can!
It's paramount that project managers work with the project team to plan and define the project scope. Then, when the team is executing the project work, the project manager needs to monitor and control the work. Part of monitoring and controlling is to record what's happening in the project. Based on this work performance data, you'll process the project's successes (and possibly failures) and report to the project stakeholders accordingly.
Microsoft Excel can help you with so much of that! In this course, we'll explore many things that Microsoft Excel can do for project management. We'll dive into formatting, charting, conditional formatting, and building a custom dashboard and report. If you don't have more advanced project management software, that's okay; you can do much of that business in Microsoft Excel.
This course is worth five (5) Professional Development Units with the Project Management Institute. Take this course at your leisure, learn more about Microsoft Excel and project management, keep your PMI certification, and most importantly, manage your projects with better control and communication.
Who this course is for:
Project managers
PMPs
People learning Microsoft Excel for reporting
New and experienced project managers
Project team members responsible for reporting
Don't take this course if you're new to Excel

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