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CHAPTERS 3–12 · FULL COURSE ACCESS

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Chapters 1–2 and the practice workbook are free. Chapters 3–12 require full course access, which needs a signed-in account. Full course access is $19 USD once, with no required subscription. See course access details below. Create an account to save progress beyond this browser session.

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This separate example changes step by step. Review each proposed change before applying it to the example; your practice workbook stays unchanged. Viewing a demonstration is recorded as tutor assistance for this attempt.

Select an example cell to inspect its saved value or formula.

Your business brief

Outputs to request and verify
    Example Worked example explanation

    Turn a business prompt into reviewed actions

    1. Write prompt
    2. Review
    3. Apply
    4. Check in Excel

    Describe the job, source headings, required calculations and how to handle exceptions. The lesson planner proposes supported actions; you review them and verify the resulting workbook.

    Planner scope

    This is an authored, constrained course planner for the supported lesson schemas. It does not run arbitrary instructions or create native PivotTables in the browser. Optional live AI guidance is separate. An unsupported or ambiguous request produces a visible explanation.

    Verify in Excel

    Ask for lesson guidance · recorded as assistance

    Guidance and optional live AI do not edit or grade your workbook. Asking the tutor makes this attempt assisted; fresh independent data starts a separate assessment.

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      Your saved workbook

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      Inspect the workbook your prompt produces here. Manual editing is optional; review the proposed changes, test an input and verify in Excel.

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      Download XLSX for Excel

        Inspect or edit a cell manually Optional · select a cell in the grid to inspect it. Your reviewed prompt proposals fill cells for you.

        Import an Excel workbook

        Import a workbook

        Import replaces this practice workbook. Undo restores the previous version.

        Native Excel charts in this workbook

        Charts remain editable in the downloaded XLSX. The table previews source cells; open the file in Excel to inspect chart appearance.

          Worksheet, formula, format and chart tools

          Add a worksheet

          Copy a formula

          Relative references move; $-locked references stay fixed.

          Format numbers or dates

          Add an Excel chart

          Prepare and summarize your data

          These actions use the selected worksheet above. Cleaning retains the source. Grouped summaries use formulas and are not native PivotTables.

          Clean a table

          Sort full records

          Typed data only. Include the full table width to keep records together.

          Filter records

          Append new-period records

          Stable keys skip identical repeats and reject conflicting repeats.

          Refresh a grouped summary

          Supported workbook features and limits

          Up to 12 sheets, A1:AZ2000, 20,000 populated or formatted cells total, typed values, common number/date formats, supported formulas, relative/absolute copying, native tables and column/bar/line/pie charts. Imports with macros, external connections, native PivotTables, unsupported drawing shapes, images, comments, validation or conditional formatting are rejected before editing.

          Native PivotTables are handled separately through unchanged Excel assessment submissions and genuine recorded examples. This practice table is not a full Excel interface. Calculation differences and formula errors must be checked in Excel.