
Master essential Excel keyboard shortcuts to speed your workflow. Print the 12 essential shortcuts slide deck and the one-page cheat sheet before you start to navigate the course more efficiently.
A quick lecture to show what we'll be covering in this fundamental first content-based section.
A quick guide to writing the simplest formulas in Excel.
In this lecture you will learn how to use Auto-Fill and Copy-Paste Special. You will use these functionalities consistently with Excel, so it's imperative that you master them from the get-go.
This key concept will help you throughout your entire formula writing in Excel. By learning this, you will be able to write formulas that are more flexible and accurate.
In this lecture you will understand the importance of the helping cues Excel offers you when writing formulas. This will help you approach unfamiliar instances and know better how the syntax should be formulated.
A quick introduction to the class test for this module & its requirements. The spreadsheet is attached as a resource to this lecture.
The video solution to the class test for this section. The final spreadsheet is attached as a resource.
Learn to format tables in Excel with borders and header emphasis. Quickly adjust decimals and apply thousand separators, currency, and negative-number formatting for clarity.
Count counts how many cells in a range contain numbers, while average returns the arithmetic mean of those numbers; both are fundamental Excel formulas for data checks.
Explore how to use counta and count blank to count non empty and empty cells in a range, assess numbers vs blanks, and apply these variations to real data analysis.
Master the IF function in Excel by building a logical test to flag heavy items over 50 kilos, copy across with absolute/relative references, and handle text comparisons like Andy.
Learn how to implement nested ifs in Excel to route items into warehouses by weight ranges, using multiple conditional branches within a single if statement.
Explore mapping class Hage to OK and dash otherwise with a nested if. Learn to handle zero to two children, Pacific origin, and male checks, then average children for bachelors.
Learn to format text in Excel using lower, upper, and proper formulas to standardize names. Use a helper column to apply and copy formulas for consistent capitalization and export-ready lists.
Master two methods to join text strings in Excel: the concatenate function and an operator, including inserting a space between first name and surname.
Learn to ensure text accuracy in Excel by using len to check character counts and trim to remove extra spaces, preventing lookup mismatches caused by irregular names.
Explore look up formulas in Excel, including vlookup and the match function, while identifying common mistakes and mastering nested lookups, with a class test and solution.
Learn to use look up formulas to search vertically or horizontally in a spreadsheet, retrieving data from a source table via a unique identifier in leftmost column, with exact-match settings.
Identify and fix the four common lookup mistakes in Excel, such as placing the lookup value in the first column, wrong column index, missing absolute references, and neglecting exact matches.
Master multi-criteria lookups in Excel by combining VLOOKUP with CHOOSE, matching name and product, and using an array formula (Ctrl+Shift+Enter) to return the unit price.
Master two way lookups in Excel by combining index and match with multiple conditions, using array formulas to return the correct freight value.
Master the sumproduct formula to multiply corresponding arrays, add results, and customize operators; apply conditions to perform conditional sums, such as filtering by Australia.
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maintain?
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take action.
Instead of cramming useless Excel theory during 8 boring and confusing hours, why not apply the formulas that you will use on a daily basis whilst also having the
spreadsheets in front of you?
This course will allow you to hack over 40 Excel Formulas including:
As a bonus you will also receive class tests at the end of every section (including
the solutions in both text and spreadsheet format), a PDF with the most widely
used Excel keyboard shortcuts and an entire section comprising complementary formulas.
I guarantee this course will be the easiest way for you to master Excel formulas.
If you have taken action and not seen results, I will personally pay to enroll
you in another Excel course.
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