
Explore intermediate to advanced Excel features to manage data, create tables and charts, and apply formulas, names, and ranges while learning data protection, collaboration, dashboards, and pivot tables.
Explore intermediate Microsoft Excel topics, from advanced formulas and financial functions to building dynamic charts, dashboards, and data analysis workflows.
Explore advanced excel techniques for data analysis, dashboards, and financial modeling, including pivot tables and slicers, timelines, income statements, NPV/IRR, data validation, and VBA macros.
Name cells and ranges in Excel using the name box, with names available across all worksheets, and edit or reuse them in formulas via the defined names group.
Create and convert data into Excel tables from the Insert or Home tab, then leverage automatic row calculations, name-based column references, and fixed headers to simplify data analysis.
Learn how to protect worksheets and workbook structure in Excel, set passwords, and selectively lock cells to manage data access and edits.
Learn to enhance collaboration in Excel by using comments to annotate cell content and by sharing workbooks to allow simultaneous edits and track changes.
Explore intermediate excel charts by creating column and pie charts and customizing colors, styles, and data series for analysis. Learn to format and arrange charts, multi-series, 3d, and donut options.
Explore creating and customizing bar and line charts in Excel to analyze budgets, regions, and sales trends, including adding data series, adjusting axes, colors, and 3D options.
Explore how to visualize data with scatter charts and histograms in Excel, compare line charts for trends, highlight data points, and build effective charts using data ranges and frequency analysis.
Audit values and formulas in Excel by tracing precedents and dependents, displaying formulas, checking errors, and evaluating formula steps with the watch window for clear dependency insight.
Learn to create subtotals by grouping products, apply the subtotal (sum) function to the amount column, and use the outline view to toggle grand totals and item details.
Explore relative, absolute, and mixed cell references in Excel formulas, with practical examples showing how to lock references and apply them across rows and columns.
Master advanced formulas in Excel by using the insert function tool, naming ranges with name manager, and nesting sum and count functions for complex calculations.
Apply sum, max, min, average, count, large, and small functions to real score data in Excel to compute averages, highs, lows, and rankings.
Learn to apply sumif, countif, and averageif to analyze data by criteria, specify sum ranges, use quoted criteria, and lock ranges with absolute references for reliable copying.
Master the vlookup function in Microsoft Excel to look up values in the first column of a table and return corresponding data from another column, using exact or approximate match.
Learn to use vlookup, index, and match to extract revenue data from named ranges and tables in Excel with exact matches. Explore xlookup as a modern alternative.
Learn to apply the excel if function and logical tests with and or to calculate bonuses based on performance relative to target and duration.
Explore how to use PMT, PPMT, and IPMT in Excel to build an amortization schedule, calculating monthly payments, principal, and interest on a loan.
Explore advanced Microsoft Excel date functions, including workdays, end of month, today and now, plus day, and nested if logic to compute leave allowances and tax-based calculations.
Explore Excel text functions such as left, right, find, and length to extract, count, and concatenate text, build dynamic visuals, and prepare for database functions.
Learn to use database functions in Excel to perform counts, maximum, minimum, and other analyses with criteria, and build criteria ranges with absolute references.
Apply multi-level sorting in Excel, sorting groups by product then customer, and use left-to-right, color, column, and rule-based criteria for precise data organization.
Master filtering datasets in Excel with auto filter, custom filter, advanced filter, and wildcards to extract, copy, and analyze data.
Explore how to create and manage conditional formatting rules in Excel, using data bars, icon sets, color scales, and custom formats to highlight top values, duplicates, and outliers.
Learn to insert and manage images in Excel, including pictures, screenshots, and SmartArt. Create and customize illustrations, shapes, flowcharts, and organizational charts to visualize data and processes.
Learn how to import external data from text files and web data into an Excel worksheet.
Discover how to employ the data form in Excel for efficient data entry into worksheets, using a header, the quick access toolbar, and adding new records.
Learn how to consolidate data across multiple worksheets in Excel using 3D formulas and the sum function, linking 2018 and 2019 data by product and quarter.
Master advanced data consolidation in excel by applying sumifs, countifs, and averageifs to build income statements across 2017–2019, using account classifications and robust formula practices.
Learn to consolidate four regional reports—the European division, African nation, Canadian division, and United States division—into a summary sheet using Excel's data consolidation tool, ensuring data consistency.
Create executive summary worksheets in Excel by building pivot tables and charts to summarize sales by product and country, with monthly or quarterly groupings for clear presentations.
Learn to filter data in Excel with slicers and timelines linked to pivots and tables, then build dashboards and charts for date- and category-based analysis.
Create an introduction level dashboard in Microsoft Excel by building pivot tables, charts, and timelines to summarize product and country data for insightful analysis.
Explore how to calculate present value and future value in Excel using PV and FV functions, including discounting, compounding, rate, periods, and payment timing.
Apply discounted cash flow methods in Excel to compute net present value and internal rate of return, compare them to the cost of capital, and assess project profitability.
Learn to apply data validation in Excel to enforce data entry rules for staff data, including text length limits, list-based values, and date validations with helpful error messages.
The Microsoft Excel course exposes students to all available tools, commands, and Functions in the application. The training is carefully structured to take care of the learning needs of students, who are really yearning to know how to use Excel to carry out tasks in their workplaces. The course is also prepared to help regular users of the application, who want to upgrade their knowledge and upskill.
The Intermediate topics capture the most frequently used command for day to day tasks. The Advanced level is also to help students learn the most advanced formulas, functions, and Tools. The advanced Excel training course builds on the intermediate course and is designed specifically for spreadsheet users who are already proficient and looking to take their skills to an advanced level.
The advanced excel tutorial will help you start a career in the area of data and financial analysis especially in the following fields; investment banking, private equity, corporate development, and equity research. By watching the instructor build all the formulas and functions right on your screen, you can easily pause, replay, and repeat exercises until you have mastered them.