Become Your Office's Excel Master with These $40 Bootcamp Courses Knowing how to use the spreadsheet program is crucial in today's job market.

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Microsoft Excel's status as a vital business tool—and consequently, a crucial job skill—cannot be understated. According to a recent analysis of more than 27 million online job ads, 82 percent of middle-skill jobs, or roles that require less than a bachelor's degree, necessitate fluency in Excel and other digital skills.

Not too shabby for a spreadsheet program that's about to turn 32.

What's more, these so-called "digitally intensive middle-skill jobs"—roles in finance, sales, and health care, to name a few—pay 17 percent higher wages than their non-digital counterparts and offer greater opportunity for growth, even with the development of automation.

"Digital skills provide a level of 'future-proofing' for job seekers, as the skills are critical to jobs at lower risk of future automation," reads the report, which was compiled by Burning Glass Technologies and Capital One. "Generally speaking, digital skills enhance analysis and creativity, skills that are less likely to be supplanted by machines.

"Additionally, digital skills allow workers to advance proactively through their careers," it continues. "By learning high-demand digital skills, employees can advance through their careers with skill sets to increase their attractiveness to the market."

We won't bore you with any more statistical tidbits. It's time to cut to the chase: If fluency in Excel is what you're after—a wise choice in today's job market—look no further than the eLearnExcel Microsoft Excel Mastery School for a valuable, expert-taught education that could take your career to new heights.

Across eight different modules comprised of more than 280 lessons, you'll explore a variety of Excel functions, including making calculations, creating reports, analyzing raw data, and sorting information. You'll be able to access your training 24/7 and on any device, and receive new content as it's released so you're always up to speed on the latest edition of Excel. Plus, once you've completed the course, you'll receive an internationally recognized, CPD-certified master diploma in the software that you can add to your résumé to impress potential employers.

Entrepreneur readers who act fast can sign up for a lifetime subscription to the eLearnExcel Microsoft Excel Mastery School for only $39.

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