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Learn Advanced Excel: Formulas, Functions, VBA Macros
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Learn Advanced Excel: Formulas, Functions, VBA Macros

VBA Automation in Excel Unleash its True Power - Excel Macros and Dashboards: Automate and Analyze Like a Pro
Created byLearnify IT
Last updated 5/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • Master advanced formulas
  • Craft dynamic spreadsheets
  • Automate workflows with VBA
  • Create stunning visualizations
  • Work with large datasets
  • Gain confidence and impress
  • Learn powerful functions like INDEX/MATCH, SUMPRODUCT, VLOOKUP, and more.

Course content

1 section18 lectures4h 5m total length
  • Introduction1:25

    Build a solid foundation in Microsoft Excel, mastering advanced formulas, pivot tables, data validation, and macros (VBA), then automate repetitive tasks and create sophisticated reports.

  • Highlighting Duplicates14:09

    Learn to identify and highlight duplicates in Excel using conditional formatting, countif, and formula-based techniques for row and column data.

  • PIVOT table7:46

    Learn how to create a pivot table in Excel, distinguish it from a table, and use its four components: filters, rows, columns, and values to summarize data and generate reports.

  • Interactive Dashboard15:53

    Learn to build an interactive Excel dashboard powered by pivot tables and charts, using slicers and timelines to filter by country and month for dynamic insights.

  • Gantt Chart7:20

    Learn how to build a Gantt chart in Microsoft Excel using workday formulas, calculate end dates and lengths, and customize charts to create a clear, interactive dashboard.

  • Dashboard Template part 120:59

    Learn to build an Excel dashboard template by creating shapes with gradient fills, adding text boxes, and integrating pivot tables and pivot charts to visualize income and spending data.

  • Dashboard Template part 218:22

    Create a dashboard template in Excel by building shapes, charts including a pie chart, a pivot table, aligning elements, adding a slicer, and formatting for consistency.

  • D Functions13:31

    Explore advanced d functions in excel, including d min, d max, d sum, d average, d count, and d count a, plus the get formula for multi-criteria scenarios.

  • XLOOKUP19:45

    Explore how the xlookup function replaces vlookup and hlookup by supporting wildcards, multiple criteria, and exact or approximate matches, while handling multiple results and common issues.

  • Graph Chart part 114:54

    Master how to create, customize, and analyze graphs and charts in Microsoft Excel, including recommended charts, pivot charts, trend lines, sparklines, and slicers for dynamic data visualization.

  • Dynamic Drop-down list8:53

    Learn to create dynamic drop-down lists in Excel, with dependent data validation that updates by name and uses VLOOKUP to fetch age, gender, and niche.

  • 5 Advanced Excel Functions18:04

    Master offset and match, xlookup with wildcards, and other advanced excel formulas to analyze data and compute revenues. Use data validation, filter, and sort to organize insights.

  • Fully automated data entry form part 125:10

    Build a fully automated data entry form in Excel using two sheets, headers, conditional formatting with icons, and developer tab controls to capture and count entries.

  • Fully automated data entry form part 234:10

    Develop a fully automated data entry form in Excel by building data validation lists, conditional formatting, and a macro-driven transfer to a database sheet, with data entry and submission controls.

  • Recording a macro11:24

    Record and run macros in Excel using the Developer tab and relative references, save them to a workbook, and automate formatting, calculations, and find/replace tasks.

  • Class Project 17:44

    Create a Gantt chart in Excel by selecting data, building a bar chart, and adding start and end dates with no fill, to visually plan, schedule, and track project progress.

  • Class Project 26:25

    Learn how xlookup finds an exact match in a range or array and returns the corresponding value, enabling horizontal and vertical lookup with two criteria, beyond vlookup and hlookup.

  • How to Take Help of AI for Learn Advanced Excel: Formulas, Functions, VBA Macros0:03

Requirements

  • Basic computer skills

Description

Tired of manual tasks and basic spreadsheets? This course is your passport to unlocking the true power of Excel. Take your expertise to the next level by mastering advanced formulas, complex functions, and time-saving VBA macros.

Who is this course for?

  • Intermediate Excel users who want to automate tasks, analyze complex data, and create professional-looking reports.

  • Business professionals seeking to increase their efficiency and productivity.

  • Data analysts looking to expand their toolkit with advanced Excel techniques.

  • Anyone who wants to impress their boss and colleagues with their Excel skills.

What will you learn?

  • Master advanced formulas: Learn powerful functions like INDEX/MATCH, SUMPRODUCT, VLOOKUP, and more.

  • Craft dynamic spreadsheets: Use conditional formatting, data validation, and pivot tables to create interactive reports.

  • Automate workflows with VBA: Build macros to automate repetitive tasks and save hours of work.

  • Create stunning visualizations: Design effective charts and graphs to communicate your data clearly.

  • Work with large datasets: Learn techniques for handling & analyzing big data in Excel.

  • Gain confidence and impress: Become an Excel power user and showcase your skills to your team.

You will also have:

  • Downloadable practice files: Apply your learning immediately with real-world scenarios.

  • Expert instructor support: Get your questions answered and stay motivated throughout the course.

Lets start learn advanced excel together.

Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate Excel users who want to automate tasks, analyze complex data, and create professional-looking reports.
  • Business professionals seeking to increase their efficiency and productivity.
  • Data analysts looking to expand their toolkit with advanced Excel techniques.
  • Anyone who wants to impress their boss and colleagues with their Excel skills.