Do you wonder if there is more you could do with your data information?Could it be more organized?Do you have difficulty finding information?Do records disappear? (You know they are there, but you cannot find them).Have you been on courses where they have taught far more than you need, with the result that you come away feeling more confused and less knowledgeable than when you started?Do you have ideas for a system (eg, attendance register, membership list, regular calculations) which could be written in a system which you already use (eg, Excel or Google Sheets)?Have you tried creating an Excel spreadsheet yourself, but find it too time-consuming?Hi, my name is Simon and I'm an Excel spreadsheet expert and trainer.It all started back in 1980, when I was a maths teacher at a large comprehensive in the West Midlands before moving on to my computing career which involved programmer, analyst, and trained users and colleagues in users.I also wrote user-manuals, which for me is like teaching, but you're not there to answer questions.For those who know me, I'm a person who always reads the manual before doing anything!I was then made redundant from a large organization that provided excellent training to their employees, which is why I now help small business owners in learning to use Excel with confidence through my training.My training is generally bespoke one-to-one, or with small (2-4) groups of colleagues. Traditionally this has been face-to-face, in the client’s offices, where we can work on their computers, their systems, and their problems (and even opportunities); but can now take place on Zoom, with shared screens.Before the session, we discuss what you want to learn and what you want to do, and the course is dedicated to that.During the course, because it is driven by the client, we work as fast or as slow as required. We can repeat parts, skip parts: the entire focus is on the client’s needs, not the needs of the course.After the course, you can contact me to ask further questions.Training is generally one-to-one, or with small (2-4) groups of colleagues. Traditionally this has been face-to-face, in the client’s offices, where we can work on their computers, their systems, and their problems (and even opportunities); but can now take place on Zoom, with shared screens.To arrange an initial free chat to discuss your requirements, please message me or email me [simon.merrett@amza.co.uk]