
Learn to change font styles and cell styles in Microsoft Excel by selecting cells, using the Home menu, and applying text effects to highlight data.
Create and apply custom number formats in excel to display numbers as currency, decimals, or text. Use the custom formats dialog to set US dollars for unit prices.
Learn how to create and use slicers in Excel to filter a data table by category such as gender and job, and quickly clear filters to view full data.
Explore the basics of formulas and functions in Microsoft Excel, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and power, with guided practice using cell references to convert human steps into computer calculations.
Learn to count values with countif and countifs by selecting a range and applying single or multiple criteria, using apples, lemons, and bananas as examples.
Learn to create a chart from start to finish in Excel by selecting data, using recommended charts, switching rows and columns, and adding data labels for clear visuals.
Select the chart, highlight the data, and edit values to update the bars; see how changing data to 150 updates the chart and reveals updated data labels.
Learn to visualize data trends with sparklines in Excel by selecting data and using Quick Analysis to insert line sparklines for quarterly sales.
Why learn this course
Microsoft Excel is a versatile spreadsheet and data analysis tool with several features. Attending this course is an excellent approach to learning Excel quickly and efficiently.
Learning this course will boost your marketability. Attending this course can teach you more sophisticated Excel techniques that will help you stand out in the job market.
What you'll improve after learning this course.
You will obtain advanced Excel training that focuses on a variety of important abilities that may be applied and appreciated in practically every job within a business. You will be able to learn:
Visualize, modify, and assess data.
Create equations that will help you to deliver additional information about critical corporate activities such as workflow, project efficiency, financial estimates and budgets, and even inventory levels and utilization.
Create an easy-to-read data collection that higher management may utilize to examine current initiatives or conditions in the firm.
Create spreadsheets that better organize data and offer a clearer view of the information entered.
Maintain, organize, and balance complex financial and inventory accounts.
Create tracking systems for different departments and operations, including various workflow processes.
Pivot Tables and charts will allow you to quickly identify trends in large datasets and inform business decisions.