
Explore five useful Excel techniques, including sorting, filtering, absolute and relative referencing, data visualizations with charts, and powerful data analysis with tables.
Discover two essential Excel techniques—sorting and filtering—to analyze data by premium amount and city, and apply multi-level sorting to compare values efficiently.
Master data filtering techniques to explore and analyze records by city and premium amount, apply multi-criteria filters, clear selections, and identify ABC entity transactions from descriptions.
Learn how absolute referencing in Excel keeps the principal value constant while dragging formulas across rows and columns, using dollar signs to fix rows or columns.
Use named ranges to reference constants like brokerage rate across multiple worksheets, separating data from constants and updating all calculations automatically when rates change.
Create a column chart in Excel from a two-year, four-month data set, then title the chart, label the months on the x-axis, and adjust the legend and data labels.
Create and compare multi-level data visualizations using stack charts, line charts, pie charts, and scatter charts to analyze department skill distributions, trends, and correlations.
Learn to build and analyze pivot tables by product and time, using dimensions and measures for last two years. Compute sales percentages, sort results, and visualize contributions with pie charts.
Student will get understanding of five very useful techniques in excel and their practical applications from real life examples.
These techniques are:
1. Sorting
2. Filtering
3. Absolute referencing and by cell name
4. Data Visualization using various Excel charts
5. Data analysis using Pivot Table
After going through this course, the student will get broader understanding of these techniques to boost up their excel task productivity.