
Explore Excel basics, including the interface, data entry, and core formulas to build a profit and loss statement, with charts and graphs for data analysis and decision making.
Master Excel with the flash fill feature to clean messy data by recognizing patterns, turning city and province entries into clean, comma-separated formats for large datasets.
Learn to compare two lists with vlookup in serial fashion to identify missing data, lock lookup tables for drag operations, and highlight discrepancies using conditional formatting.
Learn to build a monthly expense tracker in Excel by recording transactions, categorizing spending, and using sumif with absolute references. Track totals by category to monitor spending and plan savings.
Learn to create data entry forms in Excel without coding or VBA, turning ranges into tables and using from form to enter and edit data.
Master pivot tables and charts in Excel by transforming raw sales data into interactive reports that show totals, counts, and regional performance by salesperson.
Learn how to fix cell references in Excel formulas using the dollar sign and F4, ensuring correct results when dragging formulas across rows and columns in revenue calculations.
In this lecture you will learn how to add pictures as comments in excel. Microsoft Excel lets you insert pictures in the spreadsheet in many ways and this could prove useful for some who wants to create a database.
Learn how to use, analyze and solve data problems using #solver #Addn-in in #excel This is a step by step explanation of MS excel solver with example. This tutorial will be beneficial for people who have to solve complex problems and look for unknown values. Although this tool has some constraints but this is still a great tool for analysts.
This Course will teach you Microsoft Excel using practical real world situations and scenarios. The skill set acquired here will be directly applicable in your job or projects. This is a beginner level course but has plenty of material for experienced people to learn including pivot tables, power query, Gantt charts, expense trackers, data entry forms, VLOOKUP, time value of money, NPV and many more concepts.
The first five sections are for learning Excel Foundations. You will learn about working in Excel and following every lesson will prove extremely beneficial for you, if you are new to MS Excel.
The 6th and the largest sections is filled with many case studies, where you will see MS Excel's power used in actual situations. This section also includes some much needed and less known tips as well. Some of the Topics are given below:
Data Validation
Flashfill
Gantt Chart in Excel from scratch
How to make Monthly expense tracker for Family
Making data entry forms without coding
Power Query Intro and use on actual data
Using the NPV function to understand the time value of money
Using Vlookup in serial fashion to compare two lists
These lectures and real world cases are intended to bring you at par with an intermediate user of Excel. However, polishing any skill requires practice. You can call it “sharpening the saw” as Stephen covey puts it. The best way to learn Excel is to get your hands dirty and apply all these concepts by hand. Only then you will learn something that will stay with you for life.