AS
Reviewed Dec 10, 2024
These formulas help assess project performance, estimate future outcomes, and analyze project risk.
Great course detailed with plenty of activities to reinforce learning.
PMP Formulas
In this course, you'll learn about Earned Value Management, discover how to gauge project performance accurately, and use this information to make strategic decisions for project success. You'll also learn how to implement PMP formulas, equipping you with the tools to monitor progress and optimize resource utilization across diverse project environments. Additionally, you'll learn to assess project financial Return on Investment (ROI), honing your ability to evaluate project feasibility and prioritize investments to maximize organizational value. This course aligns with the Microsoft Office Specialist: Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps): MO-210 exam, enhancing your spreadsheet skills. You'll focus on managing worksheets and workbooks, managing data cells and ranges, managing tables and table data, and using formulas and functions. After completing this course, you'll be able to: • Describe the process of Earned Value Management. • Implement the PMP formulas project environments. • Assess if a project has a sound financial Return on Investment. This course is ideal for preparing for the PMI® Authorized PMP® Exam and starting your journey towards mastering the Microsoft Office Specialist: Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps): MO-210 exam.
Status: Capital Budgeting
Status: Feasibility Studies
BeginnerCourse16 hours
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IM
Reviewed Nov 11, 2025
I really apricate to Microsoft thanks it means a lot to me love from Pakistan to Microsoft such a incredible course contents
GM
Reviewed Oct 21, 2024
Great course detailed with plenty of activities to reinforce learning.
MR
Reviewed May 1, 2025
The course presents quantitative techniques in project managment clearly and comprehensively in a simple, straight forward manner with examples and illustrations.
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Gjoni
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Reviewed Oct 22, 2024Parvez
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Reviewed Apr 6, 2025Not designed well. Content is good, but the presentation is not helping learners at all.
Muhammad
5.0
Reviewed May 2, 2025The course presents quantitative techniques in project managment clearly and comprehensively in a simple, straight forward manner with examples and illustrations.
Info
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Reviewed Nov 12, 2025I really apricate to Microsoft thanks it means a lot to me love from Pakistan to Microsoft such a incredible course contents
Abubakar
5.0
Reviewed Dec 11, 2024These formulas help assess project performance, estimate future outcomes, and analyze project risk.
Joseph
5.0
Reviewed Sep 14, 2024Best course in t he curriculum. Luuuv it maaan!
Chanh
5.0
Reviewed Feb 16, 2025thanks a lot
M.
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Reviewed Jan 29, 2025The Best
SULTAN
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Reviewed Nov 27, 2024رائع
Himanshu
4.0
Reviewed Sep 6, 2025Excel sheets can be better
Ramon
3.0
Reviewed Mar 21, 2026Es necesario mejorar las traducciones de las siglas, o incluso es preferible no traducirlas. Para simplificar el aprendizaje.
Lok
1.0
Reviewed Feb 4, 2026So does the course designer actually possess a functioning brain? One of the questions asks to compare IRR against actual cost. I simply must ask: what exactly are you meant to compare between a percentage and an absolute value? Then there's the matter of your Excel demonstration videos—what's gone wrong there? Firstly, some of the demonstrations are frankly dim-witted. One would think you were teaching how to use Excel functions to retrieve key PMP values, yet the result is manual calculation throughout. And there's this peculiar bit with VLookup being demonstrated—as though people wouldn't simply glance at the cell directly above. Why would VLookup even be necessary here? What's more, the demonstration tables are consistently undersized, shoved into the upper left corner with no zooming whatsoever. In several videos, the very spreadsheet you claim to be teaching with is rendered completely illegible due to your atrocious video quality combined with baffling scaling. I'm serious when I ask: what possible purpose do the blank cells scattered throughout the upper right, lower left, and lower right corners actually serve?