How to Excel at (Microsoft) Excel

Excel is one of those universal programs that is used by workers in a wide range of industries. From accountants putting together profit and loss statements to digital marketers keeping track of link profiles, spreadsheets are an almost ubiquitous part of businesses all over the world.

Despite being so heavily used however, surprisingly few people know how to use the software to its full potential. Most of us simply use the most basic features, often taking a much slower and laborious approach to data entry than is necessary.

Luckily, there are lots of training courses, videos, tips and tricks available online to help you improve your own spreadsheets. Whether it's Microsoft's own resource centre or one of the numerous independent specialists, there is no shortage of superb resources - many of which are completely free - to help you get better at the world's favourite spreadsheet program.

One such provider is London based STL, who have put together a stunning infographic aimed at helping you Excel at Excel: