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SUMMARY:Microsoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - Online)
DESCRIPTION:\n\nMicrosoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - 
 Online - October 2026)\n\nBuild your confidence and develop essential Excel 
 skills with our three‑part interactive online workshop series. Designed 
 to support you with using Microsoft Excel in your studies and assignments\, 
 this series is perfect for complete beginners as well as anyone who would 
 benefit from a solid refresher in working with data\, charts\, tables and 
 formulas.\n\nAcross three separate one‑hour sessions\, you’ll learn 
 practical techniques that you can apply directly to your studies\, 
 coursework and assessments. Each session will guide you step‑by‑step 
 through core Excel features\, helping you become more efficient and 
 effective when handling data.\n\nSession descriptions and individual dates 
 are listed below.\n\n\n	\n	Session 1 – Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 1PM 
 (13:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 2 – Tuesday 13th October 2026 at 10AM 
 (10:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 3 – Friday 23rd October 2026 at Midday 
 (12:00)\n	\n\n\n\n\nSession 1 – Microsoft Excel: Navigating\, Managing 
 and Formatting Data - 07/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Hannah 
 Ward from the Student Digital Skills team.\n\nStart with the essentials of 
 Excel and build confidence using spreadsheets in your studies. This session 
 covers how to navigate the Excel interface\, understand key menus\, and 
 format worksheets clearly and consistently. You’ll also learn simple ways 
 to manage\, arrange and tidy your data. By the end\, you'll have a solid 
 foundation for using Excel effectively in your day‑to‑day academic 
 work.\n\nSession 2 – Microsoft Excel: Formatting Tables and Charts - 
 13/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Steve Cameron from the 
 Student Digital Skills team.\n\nLearn how to organise and present your data 
 professionally using tables and charts in Excel. This session introduces 
 table formatting\, filters\, sorting and total rows to help you analyse 
 information efficiently. You’ll then explore how to build different types 
 of charts\, customise their layout and style\, and create clear 
 visualisations for reports and assessments.\n\nSession 3 – Microsoft 
 Excel: Formulas\, Functions and Calculations - 23/10/26\n\nThis session 
 will be delivered by Luke Kidger from the Student Digital Skills 
 team.\n\nDevelop confidence using formulas and functions to perform 
 calculations and automate your data work. You’ll learn how to use cell 
 references correctly\, apply common functions such as SUM\, AVERAGE and 
 COUNT\, and work with conditional logic to analyse data. The session also 
 covers useful text functions like CONCAT\, LEFT and LEN to help you clean 
 and combine data quickly and accurately.\n\nMore Information\n\nFor more 
 information about the Student Digital Skills team\, please visit Student 
 Digital Skills - University of Lincoln (Web Link) or to book a one-to-one 
 with the team\, please visit Book a One-to-One - Digital Skills - Guides at 
 University of Lincoln.\n\n\n\n\n\n
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:Centre for Student Success (CFSS), Digital Skills  , IT Help and Support
CONTACT;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Microsoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - Online)
DESCRIPTION:\n\nMicrosoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - 
 Online - October 2026)\n\nBuild your confidence and develop essential Excel 
 skills with our three‑part interactive online workshop series. Designed 
 to support you with using Microsoft Excel in your studies and assignments\, 
 this series is perfect for complete beginners as well as anyone who would 
 benefit from a solid refresher in working with data\, charts\, tables and 
 formulas.\n\nAcross three separate one‑hour sessions\, you’ll learn 
 practical techniques that you can apply directly to your studies\, 
 coursework and assessments. Each session will guide you step‑by‑step 
 through core Excel features\, helping you become more efficient and 
 effective when handling data.\n\nSession descriptions and individual dates 
 are listed below.\n\n\n	\n	Session 1 – Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 1PM 
 (13:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 2 – Tuesday 13th October 2026 at 10AM 
 (10:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 3 – Friday 23rd October 2026 at Midday 
 (12:00)\n	\n\n\n\n\nSession 1 – Microsoft Excel: Navigating\, Managing 
 and Formatting Data - 07/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Hannah 
 Ward from the Student Digital Skills team.\n\nStart with the essentials of 
 Excel and build confidence using spreadsheets in your studies. This session 
 covers how to navigate the Excel interface\, understand key menus\, and 
 format worksheets clearly and consistently. You’ll also learn simple ways 
 to manage\, arrange and tidy your data. By the end\, you'll have a solid 
 foundation for using Excel effectively in your day‑to‑day academic 
 work.\n\nSession 2 – Microsoft Excel: Formatting Tables and Charts - 
 13/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Steve Cameron from the 
 Student Digital Skills team.\n\nLearn how to organise and present your data 
 professionally using tables and charts in Excel. This session introduces 
 table formatting\, filters\, sorting and total rows to help you analyse 
 information efficiently. You’ll then explore how to build different types 
 of charts\, customise their layout and style\, and create clear 
 visualisations for reports and assessments.\n\nSession 3 – Microsoft 
 Excel: Formulas\, Functions and Calculations - 23/10/26\n\nThis session 
 will be delivered by Luke Kidger from the Student Digital Skills 
 team.\n\nDevelop confidence using formulas and functions to perform 
 calculations and automate your data work. You’ll learn how to use cell 
 references correctly\, apply common functions such as SUM\, AVERAGE and 
 COUNT\, and work with conditional logic to analyse data. The session also 
 covers useful text functions like CONCAT\, LEFT and LEN to help you clean 
 and combine data quickly and accurately.\n\nMore Information\n\nFor more 
 information about the Student Digital Skills team\, please visit Student 
 Digital Skills - University of Lincoln (Web Link) or to book a one-to-one 
 with the team\, please visit Book a One-to-One - Digital Skills - Guides at 
 University of Lincoln.\n\n\n\n\n\n
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:Centre for Student Success (CFSS), Digital Skills  , IT Help and Support
CONTACT;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Microsoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - Online)
DESCRIPTION:\n\nMicrosoft Excel – Foundation Series (3 x Sessions - 
 Online - October 2026)\n\nBuild your confidence and develop essential Excel 
 skills with our three‑part interactive online workshop series. Designed 
 to support you with using Microsoft Excel in your studies and assignments\, 
 this series is perfect for complete beginners as well as anyone who would 
 benefit from a solid refresher in working with data\, charts\, tables and 
 formulas.\n\nAcross three separate one‑hour sessions\, you’ll learn 
 practical techniques that you can apply directly to your studies\, 
 coursework and assessments. Each session will guide you step‑by‑step 
 through core Excel features\, helping you become more efficient and 
 effective when handling data.\n\nSession descriptions and individual dates 
 are listed below.\n\n\n	\n	Session 1 – Wednesday 7th October 2026 at 1PM 
 (13:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 2 – Tuesday 13th October 2026 at 10AM 
 (10:00)\n	\n	\n	Session 3 – Friday 23rd October 2026 at Midday 
 (12:00)\n	\n\n\n\n\nSession 1 – Microsoft Excel: Navigating\, Managing 
 and Formatting Data - 07/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Hannah 
 Ward from the Student Digital Skills team.\n\nStart with the essentials of 
 Excel and build confidence using spreadsheets in your studies. This session 
 covers how to navigate the Excel interface\, understand key menus\, and 
 format worksheets clearly and consistently. You’ll also learn simple ways 
 to manage\, arrange and tidy your data. By the end\, you'll have a solid 
 foundation for using Excel effectively in your day‑to‑day academic 
 work.\n\nSession 2 – Microsoft Excel: Formatting Tables and Charts - 
 13/10/26\n\nThis session will be delivered by Steve Cameron from the 
 Student Digital Skills team.\n\nLearn how to organise and present your data 
 professionally using tables and charts in Excel. This session introduces 
 table formatting\, filters\, sorting and total rows to help you analyse 
 information efficiently. You’ll then explore how to build different types 
 of charts\, customise their layout and style\, and create clear 
 visualisations for reports and assessments.\n\nSession 3 – Microsoft 
 Excel: Formulas\, Functions and Calculations - 23/10/26\n\nThis session 
 will be delivered by Luke Kidger from the Student Digital Skills 
 team.\n\nDevelop confidence using formulas and functions to perform 
 calculations and automate your data work. You’ll learn how to use cell 
 references correctly\, apply common functions such as SUM\, AVERAGE and 
 COUNT\, and work with conditional logic to analyse data. The session also 
 covers useful text functions like CONCAT\, LEFT and LEN to help you clean 
 and combine data quickly and accurately.\n\nMore Information\n\nFor more 
 information about the Student Digital Skills team\, please visit Student 
 Digital Skills - University of Lincoln (Web Link) or to book a one-to-one 
 with the team\, please visit Book a One-to-One - Digital Skills - Guides at 
 University of Lincoln.\n\n\n\n\n\n
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
CATEGORIES:Centre for Student Success (CFSS), Digital Skills  , IT Help and Support
CONTACT;CN="Luke Kidger":MAILTO:lukidger@lincoln.ac.uk
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