The tools you use at work should feel familiar. Learn Microsoft 365 by doing useful tasks, with clear instructions and room to practice.
Start from zero. Try the Excel intro without an account.
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A glimpse of Excel practice. Your first formula is waiting.
Starting with Excel.
Growing across Microsoft 365.
Start with Excel today. We’re planning a growing library of focused training for the rest of your Microsoft 365 workday.
From your first formula to more confident spreadsheet work.
Explore Excel trainingA real place to practice, not just another video to watch.
Enter a simple formula and see what happens.
Find cells, select ranges, and use everyday functions.
Revisit skills, practice formulas, and work through projects.
These trainings are planned and are not yet available. Each will have its own focused learning experience.
Create clear documents, format pages, and work with tables.
Manage email, organize your inbox, and plan your calendar.
Build readable slides and present your ideas with confidence.
Capture notes and organize information you can find again.
Use chats, channels, meetings, and shared files.
Store, find, and share files with the right people.
Organize tasks, set priorities, and follow through.
Bring shared notes, ideas, and project details together.
Create surveys and quizzes, then explore the responses.
Track information with useful views and a clear structure.
Connect everyday tasks and build simple workflows.
Practice useful prompts and review AI-assisted work.
Also on the roadmapBookings for scheduling · Whiteboard for visual collaboration · Clipchamp for everyday video
Excel is the first available product. Future training will be offered separately; an Excel membership does not include these planned products.
You don’t need to know where everything is. You just need a place to start.
This approach starts in Excel and will guide each new training.
Learn what to do, where to click, and what you should see. Start with one useful skill instead of a screen full of options.
Type the formula. Select the cells. Make the change. Get feedback as you work, with a hint when you need one.
Repeat a skill with new examples, then build on it. Return to your learning path and keep moving at your own pace.
Digital confidence opens doors. We’re building practical training for people starting a job, growing in a role, or returning to the workforce.
Begin with the basics, practice without pressure, and build skills you can use in everyday work.
A growing training library centered on useful workplace tasks. Excel is the starting point, with more Microsoft 365 training planned.
Excel Practice Lab is available now. You can start the free intro lesson, explore the Excel learning path, and see the practice tools. Word, Teams, Outlook, and the other trainings listed above are planned and are not yet available.
No. The Excel intro starts with your first formula, then builds into cell selection, navigation, and everyday spreadsheet skills. Instructions walk you through each task.
You can do the interactive Excel exercises in your browser. The practice area is designed to feel familiar when you move to Excel for Windows. Downloadable workbook projects are intended for practice in Excel itself.
Your existing Excel Practice Lab account is still yours. Sign in to Excel training to continue with your saved progress. The Excel learning experience now lives at workforceskills.app/excel.
Excel memberships cover Excel Practice Lab. Word and the other planned training products will be offered separately. The perpetual Excel license includes current and future Excel Practice Lab Excel content while the service operates.
No account or Excel experience needed.