Detailed training exercises covering all of the main features of Excel - for beginner, intermediate and advanced Excel users.

Training available for Excel 2002, Excel 2003 and Excel 2007.

xl-IQ simulates training exercises within your own version of Excel, on your own PC - it does not use pre-recorded movie clips.

Features or techniques demonstrated will therefore appear exactly the same when you try to replicate them yourself.

3 hours of training devoted to introducing the new and improved features of Excel 2007 - including a detailed exploration of the new ribbon interface.

Choose exactly when you wish to learn something new, as xl-IQ is available whenever Excel is open - no need to pre-arrange training.

Each exercise will use easy-to-follow exercise workbooks in order to make it very easy to follow each example.

Compact examples make it easy to understand training, although techniques shown can also be used in much larger and more complex workbooks.

Play around with the examples within each exercise workbook as the training progresses.

You can therefore pause training and explore the exercise workbooks whenever you would like, ensuring that you fully understand the techniques being demonstrated.

xl-IQ will remember the last step that you were on if you ever need to completely stop an exercise prior to completion (rather than just pausing it until you can resume again).

You can then easily re-launch the exercise from this point at a later date.

Use the detailed map of each training exercise to jump forwards or backwards within any training exercise - displayed whenever the training is in pause mode.

Repeat steps that were not completely understood, or skip over features that you already know.

Use training examples yourself by just copying examples from within the exercise workbooks and then pasting them into your own workbooks.

Exercise workbooks can be explored during training.

Use the integrated search functionality to locate training exercises based on a chosen set of keywords.

Otherwise you can just use the titles and detailed descriptions of each exercise to locate appropriate training.