
Master managing Excel spreadsheets by renaming, adding, copying, moving, coloring, hiding, and deleting sheets; learn to share workbooks, protect sheets and workbooks with passwords, and use undo and save shortcuts.
Master sort and filter data in Excel to organize large financial data by value, color, city, points, and advanced criteria for efficient analysis.
Learn to format and print Excel workbooks for professional reports by setting the print area, repeating top rows, and using page break preview to ensure clean, print-ready pdfs.
Explore essential statistical formulas in Excel, including average, median, weighted average, max, and min, using a data table and range selections to analyze boat length data.
Learn essential keyboard shortcuts for Excel and PowerPoint, including Alt+Tab navigation, sheet navigation with Ctrl/Page Up or Down, and Alt H logic plus Format Painter to boost efficiency.
Learn to insert and edit text boxes in PowerPoint, apply font and paragraph formatting from size and color to bullets, alignment, margins, and footnotes.
Learn to combine Excel charts and PowerPoint visuals to create compelling marketing documents, including teasers and information memorandums, for advisory presentations.
Explore creating scatter charts in Excel to compare EV/EBITDA multiples across five healthcare companies, visualize investor valuations, and customize axes, titles, and data labels; introduction to bubble charts next.
Create bubble charts in Excel to compare valuations, using bubble size to represent enterprise value and data labels for multiples, with axis and style refinements.
Learn to create charts with two vertical axes in Excel, combining revenues and oil price per barrel using a cluster column and a line with markers on a secondary axis.
About this Course
Excel, PowerPoint and Presentations for Investment Bankers covers the soft skill parts of Become an M&A Analyst: The Complete Skillset series.
This course offers 41 lectures across 3 sections and everything is done with almost 10 hours of extensive video content. There is also 9 supporting Excel and PowerPoint supporting documents including some first class presentations.
In this course, we will be covering all the Excel and Power Point skills necessary become an investment banking analyst.
What should you expect from this course?
Students/Career Changers
Junior Employees
Business Owners/ Entrepreneurs