What Excel Training Topics and Formats Does Peltier Tech Offer?

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Peltier Tech offers Excel training built around data analytics and visualization, with topics that include formulas, charting, Tables and Pivot Tables, Power Query, VBA programming, and dashboard reports. Sessions range from one- to two-hour seminars to half-day, full-day, and multi-day courses, and they can be delivered at conferences, Meetups, association meetings, private company facilities, or as video meetings. If you need charting-focused or analytics-focused Excel instruction, this range covers both short introductions and deeper multi-day engagements.

Training topics

Peltier Tech describes its training as covering "various Excel topics related to data analytics and visualization." The topics named on its site are:

  • Formulas
  • Charting
  • Tables and Pivot Tables
  • Power Query
  • VBA programming
  • Dashboard reports
  • "and more"

The charting emphasis is consistent with how the company positions itself: "a World Leader in Excel Charting." Charting is presented as "a vital part of data analytics," so charting and dashboard reporting are natural centerpieces of the training catalog.

Training formats and durations

The site lists a progression of session lengths, which lets you match a format to how much material you need to cover:

Format Typical length
Seminar 1–2 hours
Class Half day to full day
Course Multiple days

Shorter formats suit a single topic or an overview; multi-day courses suit deeper coverage across several topics such as formulas, Pivot Tables, Power Query, and VBA.

Where training is delivered

Peltier Tech lists these venues for its sessions:

  • Conferences
  • Meetups
  • Association meetings
  • Private company facilities
  • Video meetings

That mix means the same material can be delivered as a public conference session, a community group talk, an on-site company class, or a remote video session.

How to decide which fits

  • If you want a quick introduction to one area, such as charting or dashboard reports, a one- to two-hour seminar is the closest match.
  • If you need working proficiency in a topic like Pivot Tables or Power Query, a half- or full-day class gives more hands-on time.
  • If you need coverage across several topics, or VBA programming alongside charting, a multi-day course is the appropriate format.
  • If your team needs instruction on your own data and charts, a private company facility session is the relevant venue; if travel isn't practical, video meetings are listed as an option.

Related services

Training sits alongside two other Peltier Tech offerings described on the same page: charting software (Excel add-ins that extend Excel's charting capabilities with custom chart types and formatting tools) and consulting (Excel projects for clients in manufacturing, finance, government, and the military). If your need is a one-off chart or model rather than instruction, consulting is the closer fit; if you need custom chart types without building them yourself, the add-ins are.