As of October 2026, the best Excel tutorials on YouTube come from 70 verified creators across 200 indexed videos. Ranked by total views, the top picks are "Excel for Data Analytics - Full Course for Beginners" by Luke Barousse (3,445,076 views) , "Learn Full Excel Course from Basic to Advanced with AI | Excel AI Masterclass 2026" by Satish Dhawale , and "How to Create a Table in Excel (Spreadsheet Basics)" by Business Tutorials. Full ranked list below, updated weekly from the YouTube Data API.

Explore Excel

We indexed 200 Excel videos from 70 YouTube channels to find the tutorials worth your time. The average Excel tutorial gets 403,762 views, but the top videos below far exceed that — these are the ones developers keep coming back to.

The most-watched Excel tutorial has 3,445,076 views from Luke Barousse. Other top educators include Satish Dhawale and Business Tutorials.

Excel Channels on the Move

Ranked by subscribers, with movement vs ~30 days ago. See fastest-rising by view velocity → This week in dev YouTube →

  1. #1 freeCodeCamp.org 11.9M subs —
  2. #2 Simplilearn 6.7M subs —
  3. #3 TutorialsPoint 3.7M subs —
  4. #4 Leila Gharani 3.1M subs —
  5. #5 Learn More 2.3M subs —
  6. #6 Ishan Sharma 2.2M subs new
  7. #7 OpenAI 2.1M subs ▼1 (was #6)
  8. #8 PAPAYA 電腦教室 1.7M subs new
  9. #9 Corey Schafer 1.6M subs ▼2 (was #7)
  10. #10 Alex The Analyst 1.4M subs ▼2 (was #8)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Excel tutorial videos?

The best Excel tutorials are ranked by view count and engagement from 200 videos across top YouTube educators. Top videos include tutorials from channels specializing in Excel development.

Which Excel videos are best for beginners?

Check the "Best for Beginners" section above — it filters for introductory Excel content like crash courses, tutorials, and getting-started guides, ranked by views.

How many Excel educators are on YouTube?

Developer Educators tracks YouTube channels covering Excel tutorials and courses. Visit the All Excel Channels page for the full list of educators.