
A basic overview of the Excel interface.
An overview of the section.
Learn how to create a new document.
Students will get a basic introduction to basic keyboard movements.
Students will learn basic input of data into cells.
Students will get further exposure of basic data input techniques.
This video class explains the procedure of creating a custom ribbon of user-specific tools/commands.
This video class explains the procedure of creating a custom quick access tool bar of user-specific tools/commands.
A brief overview of basic spreadsheet commands.
Students will learn how to copy, rename and delete a worksheet.
Students will learn how to adjust the column and row sizes.
Learn how to insert and delete rows and columns.
Use the SHIFT key to move rows or columns within a range of values.
Use the Format Painter button to copy and paste the format from one cell to another cell.
Students will learn how to save data to the clipboard.
Students will learn how to cut and paste values.
Students will learn how to copy and paste values.
Students will learn how to copy and paste formatting.
A quicker way of pasting is to simply use the Enter key instead of using Ctrl+ V
Students will learn how to save a document.
Students will learn the difference between Save and Save As.
Brief overview on formatting text.
Students will learn how to format font.
Students will learn how to wrap elongated text values.
Students will learn how to create a cell border.
Students will learn how to add more colorful border styles.
Students will learn how to merge cells.
A section overview of inserting shapes.
Students will learn how to insert basic shapes.
Students will learn how to insert and format basic shapes.
Students will learn gain further exposure to shapes.
Students will learn how to insert textboxes.
A brief overview of referencing.
Students will learn how to work with relative references.
Students will learn how to work with absolute referencing.
Students will learn how to work with mixed referencing.
An overview of tables.
Students will learn how to convert a range into a table.
Students will learn how to format tables.
Students will learn how to perform operations on tables.
Students will learn how to create and manipulate slicers.
A brief overview of various data tools.
Students will learn how to combine two or more tables.
Students will learn how to apply validation rules to a user's input.
Students will learn how to apply advanced validation rules.
Students will learn how to use the data entry form box.
Students will learn how to remove duplicates in a column.
The Scenario function allows a user to insert imaginary values into a table or range of values.
Use Goal Seek to insert a single hypothetical value and have it alter a new total result.
An overview of formatting values based on a condition.
Students will learn how to use conditional formatting.
Students will further their knowledge on conditional formatting.
Students will gain more insight into conditional formatting.
Students will learn how to how to find and replace values.
Students will learn how to find values in a spreadsheet.
Students will learn how to find and replace values in a spreadsheet.
Hi, and welcome on behalf of all of us here at Xcell’N Excel. Our team has put together an ongoing and current course on the major aspects of Excel. In this course, you will learn:
· Basic data entry - learn simple and advanced data input and keystrokes.
· Formatting - learn how to affect the font, styles, border colors and sizes.
· Functions - learn the power of Excel through basic to advanced inbuilt functions.
· Dynamic Arrays – learn about the power of this new technology for performing calculations.
· Pivot Tables - learn how to summarize and analyze data.
· Power Query - learn how to transform and connect to different data forms.
· Printing – learn the seeming mysteries of printing documents.
· VBA - learn the basics of VBA coding
· Charts - insert charts of different formats for professional visual presentation of your data.
· M-Code – learn the basics of this robust language that powers Power Query and a lot more...
Our course will be updated on a weekly basis to help keep you up to date.
Although we have tried to cater this course to users of 2010 upwards, be aware that some of the material such as Dynamic Arrays will not work with older, legacy versions.
Plus, we will always be here to hear what you have to say and help as you grow in your knowledge of the most popular spreadsheet software in the world.