
Develop intermediate Excel skills by mastering functions and formulas, named ranges, range formatting, and templates, building on the foundation course for small businesses and office environments.
Master Excel 2016 setup by configuring page layout options, margins, size, and orientation; insert and update headers, footers, and fields, and compare workbooks side by side with adjustable zoom.
Explore how to use formulas and functions in Excel 2016, including sum and nested functions, with guidance on syntax, help options, 3D data consolidation, and mixed references.
Learn to insert date with ctrl+; and time with ctrl+shift+;, apply today and now functions, and use date and time functions to display day, month, year via serial numbers.
Learn how to use Excel's math functions to round numbers, including round, round down, and round up, with practical examples using cell references and decimal places.
Use the if function to award a 5% discount for sales over 500, and learn its syntax with and or tests for multi-criteria outcomes, including pass or fail.
Explore how to use the sumif function in excel 2016 (365) to sum values in a range based on a six thousand criterion for sales.
Explore how the Excel 2016 (365) count function tallies grades across subjects, counts non-empty cells, blanks, and applies criteria with a specified range.
Learn to use the left, right, and mid text functions to extract characters and country codes from IDs, then trim spaces and concatenate results.
Microsoft Excel 2016 (365) Intermediate Training Course
Excel 2016 is included with Microsoft Office 365
This course is designed for people with some limited experience of using PowerPoint 2016. It will also suit people who has studied my Excel 2016 Foundation level course.
The course starts by looking at Microsoft Excel 2016 Setup & Printing Issues
We then start looking at Excel Functions and Formulas including Time & Date Functions, Mathematical Functions, Logical Functions, Mathematical Functions, Statistical Functions, Text Functions, Financial Functions, Lookup Functions and finally Database Functions
Next we see how to create and use Named Ranges within an Excel worksheet.
The next chapter shows you how to use Cell Formatting techniques.
Then we see the various Worksheets manipulation techniques.
Finally we look at the use of Microsoft Excel Templates and the Microsoft Excel Paste Special Options.