
Learn the basics of Excel and create your first workbook to begin data analysis and management. Build efficiency at work, school, and everyday life with beginner-friendly guidance for new users.
Basics: Good for beginners. Skip this part if you are well-versed in this aspect :-)
Basics: Good for beginners. Skip this part if you are well-versed in this aspect :-)
Basics: Good for beginners. Skip this part if you are well-versed in this aspect :-)
Master cell formatting in Excel, including currency, date, time, and numbers, while using essential shortcuts for copy, paste, cut, and transpose; cultivate the habit of saving your workbook.
Learn to create, insert, protect sheets; color and center data, perform calculations with equals and +, -, *, /, and functions like sum, average, product, and if using absolute references.
Build an expense tracker table in Excel, learn to use count, average, and sum formulas, format as currency, and apply if logic to track budget exceedance.
Do refer to the Resources tab to try out these functions yourself (also relevant for use in future lectures) :)
Master sorting and filtering in Excel to focus on specific data groups, order by date or region, and display only targeted names like Andrew, boosting data clarity and workflow efficiency.
Learn how to use text to columns to split names or items into separate columns. Choose delimited or fixed width, adjust spaces or commas as delimiters, and set the destination.
Learn how to combine two or more items in Excel using the concatenate function or the ampersand operator, including inserting spaces between names.
Learn to remove duplicates in Excel by selecting a cell in the table, choosing remove duplicates under data, and selecting which columns to compare, keeping the first entry.
In this lesson, we look at how to use the transpose function, and how to efficiency get a range of numbers for use as serial number quickly.
Learn to use spell check from the review tab to proofread an entire worksheet, including comments and graphics. Customize language, accept corrections, or ignore terms.
Knowing how to use pivot tables is important - these tables allow anyone to filter and extract important details about the data set they are working with in a number of ways and perspectives. From these pivot tables, charts can also be created to allow people to better visualise the data.
Learn about pivot table and pivot charts in this lesson.
Practice makes perfect with Excel by using the bonus sample data and practice resources to explore different views, perform analysis, and apply the knowledge from these lessons.
Celebrates mastering the basics of Excel and encourages you to explore its features, maximize its use, and apply Excel to CS and everyday life.
Did you know that nearly 80% of all middle-skill job openings require their potential employees to use spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel?*
That’s because Excel is a powerful tool that can be used for data analysis and management, allowing users to gather useful insights into the data that they are working with. It can also be used for "fun" applications, such as to play tic-tac-toe, etc.
Gone are the days where you have to calculate 101 columns of monthly expenses yourself or sketch a graph by hand just to understand your expenses – you can do all these with Excel, at a lesser time!
This course allows you to get started with Excel – starting from the bare basics as getting the fundamentals right is key to mastering Excel. Don't feel overwhelmed, we will go through the basics slowly :)
*according to the report, first discovered by Lauren Weber at the Wall Street Journal.
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