Data Analytics Courses
Experience these live online and in-person courses and learn to transform business results by unleashing the power of data and analytics.
These crucial, in-demand skills—both qualitative and quantitative—give you a solid basis for making better decisions. Whether it’s finding the “wow factor” in complex data or seizing unseen opportunities for growth and success, analytical skills help you identify, interpret and share information with crystal clarity. Increase your competitive edge by unlocking the potential of analytical skills in these expert-led AMA courses, available in person or live online.
Make better business decisions by harnessing the full capabilities of Excel.
Delivery Method(s):
OnDemand
DG009
AMA Excel Training Series
How to use this built-in Excel® tool to simplify your data analysis chores
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Webinar
82056
Mastering EXCEL Pivot Tables: How to Crunch Numbers Like an Expert
Learn and apply crucial tools and insights to qualitative and quantitative data analysis.
Delivery Method(s):
OnDemand
DG008
Data Analysis and Business Analytics for Beginners
Use these tools and techniques to get done what you want done … faster!
Delivery Method(s):
Webinar
82060
Time-Saving EXCEL Tips, Tricks and Shortcuts
Develop better solutions through a clear, systematic approach to thinking.
Delivery Method(s):
Live Online Express
07827
3 Steps to Exceptional Critical Thinking
An Easy Way to Monitor Key Performance Indicators
Delivery Method(s):
Webinar
82095
Mastering EXCEL Dashboard Reports
Discover how to lead innovation and implement change in your organization.
Delivery Method(s):
OnDemand
DG010
Innovation and Strategic Thinking for Managers
How to quickly use a host of built-in functions to get accurate results in a snap
Delivery Method(s):
Webinar
82064
Mastering EXCEL Formulas and Functions, Part 1
Discover How to Automate Repetitive Tasks to Save Time with Your Spreadsheets
Delivery Method(s):
Webinar
82081
Mastering EXCEL Macros
Delivery Method(s):
Webinar
82102
Creating the 1-Second Chart