
Learn:
what Microsoft Excel is all about,
what it is used for,
the basic building blocks of Excel
Learn:
the various parts/ sections of an Excel window
what each section contains
Ribbon houses all the commands in Excel.
Learn:
where Ribbon is located
what does it contain
how it is organised
how to hide or unhide it
File tab is the first tab in the Excel Ribbon, just like any other Microsoft Office applications.
Learn:
what backstage view is
what all commands it contains
Quick access toolbar lets us quickly access the Excel commands of our choice.
Learn:
what quick access toolbar is
how to customize QAT by adding and removing commands
Learn how to create a new Excel file, also called a Workbook.
Learn to save a workbook after you have done some tasks in Excel.
Learn how to navigate through the workbook using the mouse or keyboard.
Learn how to undo the mistakes you made while working on some task in Excel.
To do anything in Excel – be it entering data, doing any formatting, or anything else - you need to first select one or more cells.
In this lesson you will learn how to:
select individual cells
select multiple cells lying next to each other
select multiple cells that are not next to each other
how to use the mouse or keyboard to accomplish the above
In the last section, we learned how to select cells and ranges. In this lesson, we will learn:
how to select single columns and rows
how to select multiple columns and rows lying next to each other
how to select multiple columns and rows which are not next to each other
Sometimes the data we have entered might be more that the visible space of cells. In this lesson, we will learn:
how to adjust column width,
how to adjust row height,
how to auto-adjust column width or row height,
how to simultaneously adjust width/ height for multiple columns/ rows
how to auto-fit data by changing only the row height, but not the column width (wrap text)
Learn how to merge two or more cells, located across multiple columns and rows, into a single large cell.
Also learn:
how to merge and centre
how to merge cells across columns, but not rows
how to unmerge previously merged cells
Don't want to see a few columns or rows on the screen, but still want to keep them without deleting? Hide them!
Learn how to add new columns and rows. Also learn how to delete them.
In excel, data can be in many forms – text, number, date, currency, percentage, or something else. In this lesson, we will learn how to enter text data in Excel, using the keyboard.
In the previous lesson, we learned how to enter text in Excel. In this lesson, we will learn how to enter numbers, currencies and percentages. While the basics are same as that of entering text, there are some important things you need to be aware of.
Learn how to correctly enter dates in Excel.
Now that you know how to enter data in Excel, let's learn how to edit the data you have already entered.
Learn how to delete data you have already entered.
Learn:
how to change font style
how to change font size
Learn:
how to change the font color
how to choose color themes
Learn how to add borders to cells
Learn how to fill colors into cells, to make them stand out.
When you handle large sets of data in a worksheet, some parts of the worksheet might not be visible. Learn how to adjust workbook views in order to see the relevant parts of the workbook.
Learn how to sort the data in order to make it visually easier to look at it.
In large data sets, it will be tough to find the information you need. In this lesson, let's learn how to narrow down the number of rows to see only the information we need.
Charting is the simplest form of data visualization. In this lesson, let's learn how to create a simple column chart and line chart.
Conditional formatting is a form of data visualization, just like charts. In this lesson, learn how to add conditional formatting to a range of cells.
Each cell in the Excel worksheet has a unique address. Learn how to identify cells using cell references.
Formulas are Excel’s in-built calculators. Learn the absolute basics of creating formulas.
So, now you know how to create a simple formula. Let's learn how to create more complex ones, with multiple operators. Learn the order of operations.
*** One of the most highest rated Microsoft Excel courses on Udemy for beginners! ***
When you learn something, you should learn from the ABSOLUTE basics. Through this course, I'll help you learn Microsoft Excel right from the first principles in the simplest possible way, and build a strong foundation.
Did someone scare you off by saying that it takes months or even years to learn Excel?
Don't lose heart. That's totally wrong.
In this course, every video lesson is delivered in capsule format – just 2 to 3 minutes long - so that you can finish watching the entire course in just over an hour! Or else just watch one video a day and complete the course in 30 days!
But remember - practice a lot more to hard-wire these lessons into your brain. Practice! Practice! Practice!
And then come back and tell me your success story :)
Here are the top skills that you will gain from joining this course:
Understand in depth, the Excel file structure and parts of the Excel window. [This is absolutely, absolutely essential!]
How to navigate through the Excel workbook [Priority number 2!]
Working with cells, columns and rows - including adjusting width & height, merging, inserting & deleting
Entering data - text, numbers, currencies, percentages and dates - and editing as well as deleting data [Dos and don'ts]
Working with data - sort & filter, charts, conditional formatting [These help you dig deep into the data, spot trends, and perform a ton of other analysis.]
Formatting - fonts (style, size, color), cells (fill color, borders) [How you present data to your boss is super-critical!]
Basics of formulas - cell references, formula rules, complex formulas [Learn how to perform computations on data, master the PEMDAS rule, and build complex formulas.]
[This course is useful for all Excel versions - 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 & 2019]