
Master essential Excel formulas and functions for business, including sum, average, min, max, and vlookup, to analyze data, calculate the difference between two dates, and build basic financial models.
Learn the basics of Excel formulas and functions, using the equal sign and operators to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and power, with hands-on practice.
Master the Excel average function by using AutoSum to compute the mean of a dataset, selecting ranges, and entering or editing the formula to view results.
Learn to use the sum function in Microsoft Excel, including autosum and manual sum formulas, to total data ranges like D3 to D6 and view the result.
Learn to use min and max in Microsoft Excel to find the minimum and maximum values in a range by entering =min(D3:D6) or =max(G3:G6).
Discover how to use excel date and time functions to compute today’s date, the current time with now, and daily hours worked, including lunch breaks.
Learn to join text and numbers in Excel by building a concatenation formula with equals signs, double quotes for spaces, and comma separators, demonstrated with cell references.
Learn to use the right and left formulas in Excel to extract specific digits or text from a mixed code, separating the number from the rest of the data.
Learn to use Excel if statements for logical tests, such as comparing a cell to apples and returning true, false, or yes, no.
Master sumif and sumifs to sum values by single or multiple criteria, using ranges and criteria ranges, with examples like apples and their amounts.
Learn how to use countif and countifs to count values in a range based on one or multiple criteria, with practical examples using apples, lemons, and bananas.
Master vlookup to retrieve data by looking up a value like banana in a dataset, using the lookup value, table range, column index, and exact-match with false.
Explore descriptive analysis in Excel by using the data analysis toolpak to compute mean, median, standard deviation, and other statistics from a numeric data range.
Why you need to learn this course:
The most typical business uses for MS Excel formulas and functions include business analysis, managing people lists, operations management, and performance reporting. The formulas and functions are also useful for office administration, project management, and managing programs, contracts, and finances.
Excel formulas and functions enable users to perform basic calculations, such as calculating value and analyzing data. In more complex scenarios, such as calculating mortgage payments, addressing engineering or math difficulties, and constructing financial models, formulas and functions can be beneficial. It helps in answering questions swiftly. Formulas are used in algebra, geometry, as well as other subjects to speed up the process of arriving at a solution and save time.
What role will Excel functions have in your future career?
It can assist employees in the following ways:
Define, assess, and enhance the strategic goals of an organization.
Determine the budget and profit of a firm or department.
Data and data entry inputs should be recorded.
Create a schedule to keep track of important dates, project requirements, or job progress.
What you'll learn:
Learn these top skills to create your own formulas and functions.
Basic Operations
SUM function
AVERAGE
MIN and MAX
VLOOKUP
SUMIF and SUMIFS
COUNTIF and COUNTIFS
IF function
Automatically number rows
Calculate the difference between two dates
Combine text from two or more cells into one cell
Who needs this course:
Accountant
Business analyst
Project manager
Students
Teachers
Requirement
You need to have a computer
Understand basic of Microsoft Excel