Microsoft Excel Online 2019

Legacy-version Excel skills training

Microsoft Excel 2019 Training Course UK

This Microsoft Excel 2019 course develops practical spreadsheet skills for work, study and everyday business use. It starts with workbook navigation, data entry and formatting, then progresses through formulas, functions, charts, PivotTables, data analysis and introductory macro automation.

Important: Microsoft ended support for Office 2019 on 14 October 2025. Excel 2019 can still be relevant in organisations using legacy perpetual Office installations, but Microsoft no longer provides normal technical support or security updates for Office 2019. Learners who want a current Microsoft Office certification route should consider the Microsoft 365 Apps MOS pathway.

What You Will Learn

• Workbook, worksheet, row, column and cell management
• Professional formatting, printing and page layout
• Formulas, cell references and common functions
• Sorting, filtering, tables and data validation
• Charts, Sparklines and visual reporting
• Logical, date, time and lookup functions
• PivotTables and PivotCharts
• Introductory macros and VBA concepts

Who Is This Course For?

• People who specifically use Excel 2019 in a legacy workplace environment
• Beginners who need structured Excel training
• Administrators and office professionals
• Finance, operations and reporting staff
• Students and job seekers
• Small-business owners

For a current Microsoft certification pathway, see our Microsoft Excel 365 MO-210 Course UK or browse the Microsoft Office Specialist 365 Full Suite.

Course Format

The course contains more than 5.5 hours of video learning, 58 structured lessons and 54 test questions. Study at your own pace and revisit lessons as needed while building practical spreadsheet confidence.

This is a skills-training course for Microsoft Excel 2019 and is not presented as a current Microsoft certification exam course.

Microsoft Excel 2019 FAQs

Is Excel 2019 still supported by Microsoft?

No. Microsoft ended support for Office 2019 on 14 October 2025. The software may continue to function, but it no longer receives normal Microsoft technical support or security updates.

Are the skills transferable to newer Excel versions?

Yes. Core spreadsheet skills such as formulas, tables, charts and PivotTables remain transferable, although interfaces and features can differ.

Build Stronger Excel Skills

Develop practical spreadsheet, reporting and analysis skills for legacy Excel 2019 environments, or move to our current Microsoft 365 MOS route for certification-focused training.