
Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Excel through 10 hands-on exercises, covering worksheets, cells, formatting, formulas, functions, charts, and auto fill.
Develop practical Excel skills by using simple formulas and charts, including sum, average, min, max, median, and line and clustered column charts with Hawaii rainfall and test data.
Learn to use absolute cell references and goal seek in Excel to model investment growth and loan amortization, building year-by-year balances and solving for required returns or rates.
Explore excel's order of operations and parentheses, use cross-sheet references and absolute references, and master nested if functions and vlookup to extract scores across workbooks.
Learn to automate grading in Excel with nested ifs, vlookup, and absolute references, then apply weighted scores and auto fill for class A and B history and math grades.
Learn to automate sales data analysis in Excel using sumif, averageif, countif, and or functions to aggregate by reps and regions.
Develop Excel skills by applying sum if, count if, and average if with and/or logic to analyze sales data across cities, compute totals, averages, and bonus eligibility.
Learn to summarize large sales data in quarter four using sumif, countif, and averageif. Compute product totals, regional totals, and per-rep averages with absolute references and tidy formatting.
Explore analysis of big data in Excel using sumifs, countifs, and averageifs with multiple criteria, and build charts and dashboards for a visual, data-driven summary.
Learn to use countifs, sumifs, and averageifs on the q4 sales data. Build formulas with absolute/relative references, apply conditional formatting, autofill, and create charts by product, region, rep, and month.
Develop revenue analysis skills in Excel by using sumifs to summarize region and month data, track campaigns, and build a sales report dashboard with charts.
Learn to summarize large datasets with pivot tables and pivot charts in Excel, using fields, filters, rows, columns, values, and slicers for dynamic insights.
Learn to build pivot tables and charts in Excel, group dates by month, show values as percents, add a gross revenue field, and create slicer-driven charts.
Practice and or functions, conditional formatting, and vlookup to analyze data; visualize relationships with a scatter plot of net income versus car value.
The best way to learn Excel is by doing practical exercises.
Do you have little or no experience with Microsoft Excel? We will go through more than 40 practical exercises, where you will learn everything you need to know to use Microsoft Excel as an effective tool!
We will start with 10 basic exercises, where you will learn the fundamentals of how to use Excel. Then you will learn how to make reports and dashboards, use PivotTables and PivotCharts, analyze datasets and how to use the 30 most used formulas and functions in Excel.
Each module in the course is divided into two parts, one theory part and one practice part where you use what you have learned. All exercises have video solutions.
This course is for you, if you want to:
stop struggling with Excel formulas that are not working!
easier understand other people's Excel worksheets!
easier find the formula you should use!
build your own Excel sheets, instead of asking other people to make them for you!
easily analyze important parameters and become one of the management's most important assets!
impress colleagues with your Excel new skills!