
Learn how to set up Excel for quick access by pinning to the taskbar, pinning to the start menu, and creating a desktop shortcut in Windows 10.
Open a blank Excel workbook, explore built-in templates for calendars and budgets, and learn to save your first workbook to PC or OneDrive while managing multiple workbooks.
Explore the quick access toolbar in Excel to add frequently used tools like save and print preview for faster access, then customize commands and shortcuts to fit your workflow.
Explore the Excel ribbon and tabs, including File, Home, Insert, and Data. See how each tab groups commands for inserting charts and formulas, organizing data, and reviewing workbooks.
Learn to customize the Excel ribbon by creating a new tab, adding a group, and wiring in commands, including delete options, to tailor home tab workflows.
Navigate and enter data in excel by using the cell pointer and name box to locate j14, differentiate numbers, text, and formulas, and use equals to create formulas.
Master autofill and flash fill in Excel to automatically complete sequences and patterns—numbers, months, days, and formulas—by using the fill handle and the data tab.
Learn how to freeze and unfreeze rows and columns in Excel to keep headers visible while scrolling, using top row, first column, and intersection techniques.
Select and move groups of cells, copy or cut with ctrl+c or ctrl+x, paste to a new area, and insert rows or columns to reorganize your data.
Learn to use Excel's find and replace tool to locate repeated data across a workbook and automatically update it, including options like search scope, case, match, and replacing all instances.
Learn to sort data in Excel using quick sort and custom sort, including multi-level sorting by customer name and city, and custom lists for order date sequences.
Learn how to design Excel tables with clear column headings and use filters to view data subsets, applying text and number filters to refine results.
Resize and format cells in Excel by adjusting column width and row height, use auto fit, and learn to hide or reveal rows, columns, and worksheets.
Discover how to format and arrange cells in Excel by applying styles, merging cells, and using wrap text, shrink to fit, and alignment for clean, readable data layouts.
Apply Excel number formats to a range of cells to display currency with dollars and two decimals. Explore custom formats, different currencies, Bitcoin, and negative values in parentheses.
Learn to copy and apply cell formatting across areas in Excel with the Format Painter, using a single click to apply, or double-click to continue painting formats to multiple cells.
Apply conditional formatting in Excel to highlight sales data with data bars, color scales, and icon sets, revealing trends, outliers, and profit patterns in the global superstore dataset.
Format text in Excel to highlight names like Rick Hansen using text and conditional formatting, and use quick analysis tools to select a column, apply red text, and filter results.
Master Excel formulas by learning arithmetic and comparison operators, the order of operations, and using parentheses to control precedence with practical examples.
Learn to enter formulas in Excel using the formula bar and equals sign, comparing cell references versus static values, applying operator precedence, parentheses, and percent calculations for dynamic results.
Explore calculating percentages and using absolute references in Excel with real-world scenarios, including applying sales tax, dollar accounting formats, and the sum function.
Learn to use auto sum and the status bar quick sum, and differentiate contiguous versus non-contiguous data ranges for totals in Excel.
Hi everyone and welcome to the session on VLookups! I've designed this to be able to be understood by not speaking about it in terms of Excel! Everyone does that and I think that If you can apply a real life situation to learning VLOOKUP, you'll have an easier time remembering how it works and why it works the way it does! Use the "Vlookup Practice".XLS file attached in the resources section of this lecture so that you can practice along with our example!
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Automate repetitive data formatting in Excel by recording a macro to apply number formats with thousand separators to the profits column, including negative values, then run it to save time.
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