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I think I got the most useful information from the tutorial on Excel.  I did not know what the “fill handle” or what it did talk about saving time.  Click and drag and the formula is transferred to the other cells, I usually copy and paste the formula into the cells.

Knowing what relative references and absolute references are and how they can be utilized in a spreadsheet and creating your formulas is very helpful.  Absolute references do not change when copied from cell to cell, relative references change based on position and are useful when you need to repeat a calculation.  You can use the  F4 key to switch between relative and absolute cell references.

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Being a nurse you are continually learning, in my former career I utilized Word, Excel and PowerPoint often.  After reviewing the tutorials I realized that I did not know near as much as I thought I did.  Not everything I learned will be useful in my current job, but expanding my knowledge is always useful.

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My general understand of databases was pretty elementary, excel is really the extent of my knowledge.  After going through the database tutorial it is a little overwhelming. Between the different types of databases, how they are built and how information is managed and retrieved, it is much more complicated than excel.  I can see how building a database other than an excel file would be beneficial for nursing research, tracking outcomes etc.  Hopefully this will not be part of my new job duties.

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https://healthitanalytics.com/news/nurse-informaticists-have-direct-positive-impact-on-patient-care/

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I finally learned how to properly format my title page, page number and running head in Word.  I have always struggled with it. To get around learning how to format properly I used an already formatted paper and turned it into a template, even then I would sometimes mess it up and have to start all over. Now I know how to do it myself. This really does not apply to what I will be doing for work currently, but it definitely applies to this program.

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As much as I have used PowerPoint for presentations I have never needed to create a chart within PowerPoint.  After reading the steps it is very easy, you can even import the data from an excel spreadsheet if you have the data there. Depending on the application of data there are many charts to from which to choose.  I feel this application will be useful to me in my new position as an Assistant Nurse Manager.