Users can use Excel to create and format workbooks (a collection of spreadsheets) in order to analyze data and make more informed business decisions.
Excel 2013 is an incredibly powerful tool for getting meaning out of vast amounts of data, as well as being utilized for simple calculations and tracking almost any kind of information. Specifically, Excel is used to track data, build models for analyzing data, write formulas to perform calculations on that data, pivot the data in numerous ways, and present data in a variety of professional-looking charts.
Course Outline
Excel 2013 Basic
- Intro To Excel Overview Of Screen
- Ribbon Elements
- Entering Data And Editing Font Attributes
- Number Formats
- Formatting Cells
- Printing
- Formulas – Part 1
- Formulas – Part 2
- Rearranging Data
- More Formulas – Part 1
- More Formulas – Part 2 Review And Sort
- More Formulas – Part 3 Concatenate
- Chart – Part 1
- Chart – Part 2
- Chart – Part 3
- Summary
Excel 2013 Intermediate
- Introduction
- Review
- Formulas Across Worksheets – Part 1
- Formulas Across Worksheets – Part 2
- Conditional Formatting
- Data Validation
- Names Ranges
- CSV Files
- Text To Column
- Grouping Data
- More Charts Beyond Building Blocks
- Working With Windows – Part 1
- Working With Windows – Part 2
- Headers Footers And Protecting Data
Excel 2013 Advanced
- Pivot Tables – Part 1
- Pivot Tables – Part 2
- Sparklines
- Trancing Formulas
- What If Scenario
- External Data Sources
- Customizing Menus And Options – Part 1
- Customizing Menus And Options – Part 2
- Macros
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