
Explains Excel fundamentals from scratch to advanced level, covering workbook creation, saving in different formats, navigating and copying between workbooks, data entry, find and replace, and data formatting.
Explore how the Excel ribbon organizes commands into tabs and groups, with icons and dialog options that appear based on selection, enabling quick access to chart, shape, and font tools.
Explore the file tab in the Excel ribbon to access the backstage view and navigate left and right panes, manage workbooks, save, export, print, and access account and options.
Learn to change the color of Excel worksheet grid lines using display options, selecting a grid color from the dropdown and applying or resetting to automatic.
Minimize the Excel window when maximized, then drag the corners to resize width and height. Move the window by holding the top bar, then right-click and drag to relocate.
Learn to customize the Excel ribbon by creating a new tab, renaming it, forming groups, adding commands, and placing the tab between existing tabs to suit your workflow.
Explore how rows, columns, and cells define the structure of Excel worksheets, identify row numbers and column letters, and understand cell addresses shown in the name box.
Learn how to insert rows and columns in Excel, including single, multiple, and non-contiguous selections, to add empty space in your data table.
Learn how ranges in Excel are collections of cells, and distinguish vertical, horizontal, mixed, and multi selection ranges with practical selection examples.
Learn three ways to create a new workbook in Excel—via file tab, Ctrl+N shortcut, and the quick access toolbar—and see how workbooks are named sequentially as book one, book two.
Master naming and formatting worksheet tabs in Excel by following rules: minimum 1 character and maximum 31 characters, avoid duplicate names and restricted characters, and use rename to adjust names.
Learn to enter data in Excel with vertical and horizontal methods, watch the name box update as you type, and use enter and tab to move down or right.
Explore how to edit data in Excel using four methods: direct cell selection, double-click, the F2 key, and the formula bar.
Use the fill handle in Excel to copy data from different cells by dragging from the bottom-right corner, and explore default patterns and date formats for months and weekdays.
Explore custom pattern fill handlers in Excel, using the fill handle to copy data, generate sequences with bold formatting, and create date and month start or end patterns.
Learn three ways to move data in Excel: clipboard cut-paste, Ctrl X and Ctrl V shortcuts, and the context menu.
learn how to use drag and drop in excel to move data between cells, copy data with the control key, and understand when the plus symbol indicates a copy.
Learn to find and replace formatted values in Excel using the find and replace dialog box, apply formats and colors, and update text using replace all.
Learn to apply bold, italic, and underline styles in Excel using the font group buttons, including single and double underline, and how to apply or remove them on selected text.
Master absolute cell references in Excel by locking a row and column with the dollar sign, so the referenced cell stays constant when you drag formulas across cells.
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Core Excel
Weak Excel muscles can impair your performance, sap your energy, and even hinder your career. In a world flooded with data, you need strong Excel skills to survive and thrive. In just one course, Core Excel will teach you how to use a spreadsheet with ease and confidence, and transform your flabby Excel skills into a sturdy foundation you can build on.
Core Excel Formulas and Functions
Formulas are the key to getting work done in Excel. In this accelerated video course, you'll learn how to use formulas to manipulate text, work with dates and times, lookup values with VLOOKUP and INDEX & MATCH, count and sum with criteria, dynamically rank values, and create dynamic ranges. You'll also learn powerful skills to troubleshoot, trace errors, and fix problems. This is the formula training you should have had to begin with. End your frustration with Excel formulas and Functions today.
Core Pivot
If you use Excel, but don't know how to use Pivot Tables, you're missing out...wasting time trying to do things that a Pivot Table can do for you automatically. With a small investment, Pivot Tables will pay you back again and again.
Core Charts
A picture is worth a thousand words. Nothing beats an effective chart for presenting data in a way people can instantly understand. Excel has a powerful and deep charting engine built right in, so you already have the tools you need to create a wide range of charts and visualizations. This course will untangle and demystify Excel's powerful charting tools, so you can create effective charts quickly and painlessly.
Excel Shortcuts
Shortcuts turbocharge your productivity in Excel: they help you work faster & more accurately, they let you focus on your work (not Excel's interface), and they unlock Excel's most powerful features. But shortcuts require practice to master. This video course covers over 200 Excel shortcuts, and includes a full set of practice worksheets. Start using more Excel shortcuts today!
Excel Tables
Excel Tables offer an easy way to create dynamic ranges that adjust when data changes. This makes tables perfect for pivot tables, charts, and dashboards that need to show the latest data. This course covers the key benefits of tables, including a detailed review of structured references, the special formula language for tables. Examples include VLOOKUP, INDEX and MATCH, and SUMIFS. The course also covers, table styles, slicers, filtering, sorting, and removing duplicates.
Conditional Formatting
One of the hottest trends today is data visualization. Why? Because when data is presented visually, people understand it immediately. This course will show you how to use Excel's conditional formatting to communicate key insights with clarity and impact. This is an accelerated program that takes you step-by-step through the capabilities of this powerful tool.
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