
Learn to use Excel's fill series to quickly generate numerical and alphanumeric sequences. Drag the fill handle or double-click to fill series and extend patterns, including odd and even numbers.
Learn to create and use custom lists in Excel to auto fill months and days. Import lists from cells to reuse across workbooks.
Learn to clean data in Excel using the Text to Columns feature, choosing fixed width or delimited methods to separate names into first and last names.
Create a simple marksheet in excel and master the transpose function by pasting data as transpose. Generate five subjects and fifty students with ChatGPT, clean blanks, and auto adjust columns.
Apply a simple percentage formula to convert marks obtained out of total marks into a percentage, format as percentage, and adjust decimal places for readability.
Discover how to freeze both the top row and the first column in Excel using the freeze panes feature to keep headings and names visible while scrolling.
Convert a table to a normal range in Excel without losing data, and learn about absolute and relative references, freeze panes, and formatting after conversion.
Learn to use excel count formulas—count, counta, and countblank—to count present and absent students in a marksheet, select ranges, and copy results across subjects.
Learn to use Count A to count not empty cells and Count IF to apply a criterion, showing present vs absent and validating totals in Excel.
Extend named ranges automatically in Excel by editing the name in Name Manager, or convert the data to a table and use the table name in Vlookup for automatic updates.
Define a named product list and apply data validation to create a drop-down in Excel, enabling easy, accurate selection and eliminating manual entry.
Learn how to create and manage hyperlinks in Excel, linking to sheets, defined names, external files, or a PDF, and navigate to related expenses details efficiently.
Map data across multiple Excel sheets by creating a data mapping sheet with hyperlinks to each sheet, adding a main navigation button, and linking external sites for quick access.
Learn to set a default hyperlink style in Excel by editing the cell style, choosing font, color, border, and fill to ensure all inserted hyperlinks auto-format.
Learn how to use sumif for conditional sums in Excel, calculating region-wise sales and product totals by setting range, criteria, and sum range.
Learn to use the Sumifs function with named ranges created from selection. Explore create from selection, name manager, absolute and relative references, and spill formula options.
Practice sumif to group asset classes with totals, using ranges and criteria, fixed references, and verification, then sum sales above 200,000.
Learn how the subtotal function outperforms sum, works with any function, and with tables and filters it automatically updates totals and averages.
Learn to remove or re-enable Excel grid lines across entire sheets or specific areas by using the view tab and borders, with color adjustments for a clean, professional look.
Explore Excel's left, mid, and right functions to extract text, using search for positions and length, with practical examples and alternatives like text to column and flash fill.
Master Excel's new text before, text after, and text split functions to extract titles and names using dot and space delimiters, including handling multiple titles with instance and match options.
Learn to apply if and conditional formulas in Excel to award bonuses only when unit sales meet 330+ and customer reach of 150, using two methods with fixed references.
Learn to create an aging analysis of receivables in Excel by cleaning data, categorizing invoices into 0-30, 31-60, 61-90, and older days, and calculating days past due.
Learn to build an automatic cheque printing system that prints unlimited checks from Excel into a Word template using mail merge, with spell number VBA code and a macro-enabled workbook.
Want to take your Microsoft Excel skills from beginner to expert level? Whether you’re a student, business professional, accountant, data analyst, or complete beginner, this practical hands-on course will transform the way you work with Excel — saving you hours of time and boosting your productivity.
We’ll start with the core Excel essentials: smart data entry using Fill Series, editing custom lists, cleaning messy data using Text-to-Columns, Flash Fill, and advanced blank row removal techniques. You’ll also master the most useful Excel keyboard shortcuts that professionals use every day.
From there, you’ll dive into core formulas and functions including SUM, IF, RANK, COUNTIF, AVERAGEIF, VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, and the powerful new XLOOKUP. You’ll learn to build dropdown menus, apply data validation, fix errors like #N/A, and combine multiple formulas into powerful solutions.
The course also covers advanced Excel techniques such as:
DGET function for smarter lookups than VLOOKUP or XLOOKUP
Power Query for combining multiple sheets or files automatically
Macros for automating repetitive tasks
Advanced filters for extracting complex datasets
Conditional formatting for professional dashboards and data insights
You’ll work on real-world business scenarios including payroll tax calculations, bank book reconciliation, aged debtor analysis, sales reports, and large dataset management.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to handle any Excel challenge — from building automated reports to cleaning massive datasets — with the speed and confidence of an Excel power user.