
Explore the basics of Microsoft Excel and its desktop application, including the file, home, insert, page layout, formulas, data, review, and view menus, to create and analyze spreadsheets.
Explore the Excel interface, including the formula bar that reflects the active cell's content, and manage workbooks with multiple sheets at the bottom, adding and renaming tabs for organization.
Zoom to view more or less of the worksheet, customize the status bar, and navigate Excel via the home and file menus and core panels like clipboard, font, and alignment.
Explore the file menu in Excel to edit metadata in the Info tab, including document name and author, and use browser view options to control web visibility.
Explore Excel's file menu to start with a blank workbook or templates, save to OneDrive, share and collaborate online, export to PDF, and customize options for performance.
Explore the home menu in Excel to use clipboard functions, font and alignment options, and number formatting, including currency, date, and fraction formats.
Learn to use the insert menu in Excel, clear cells from the home menu, insert online pictures and pivot tables, explore add-ins, and undo changes for enhanced analysis.
Turn data into visuals by creating charts from related data, including map and 3D map options, spark lines, and filters, then hyperlink data and insert text boxes, headers, and symbols.
Explore the Excel page layout menu to customize themes, color schemes, fonts, and effects for print-ready reports. Use the page setup panel to set the print area and preview printing.
Highlight data and set or add to the print area to manage print areas, then adjust margins, orientation, and size to fit on one or two pages, with gridlines toggled.
Explore the formulas menu, learn to apply autosum, average, and key financial formulas like net present value, future value, and internal rate of return, by selecting cells and entering inputs.
Use the formulas menu to sum or average by selecting a range, insert the result, and use formula auditing and defined names while exploring statistical, engineering, cube, and web formulas.
Navigate the data menu in Excel to pull data from files, databases, online services, and the web, then load text or CSV data into your workbook.
Explore the data menu in Excel to sort and filter columns, remove duplicates, and perform what-if analysis, forecast, and data grouping or consolidation.
Explore the review menu in Excel to protect workbooks and sheets, enable allow edit ranges with password protection for specific cells, and collaborate while keeping crucial formulas secure.
Use the view menu to preview prints with page layout, view data in real time, apply split and freeze panes, and record macros to automate repetitive tasks.
Explore using Excel templates to start new workbooks, including budget templates, marketing budgets, and invoices, and customize them by editing the predefined fields.
Format dates in Excel using format cells and custom date codes to display month and year as needed across a row or section, including initials like JFM.
Format numbers in a selected column by formatting cells, choose currency or percentage, noting the value remains unchanged unless you multiply by 0.01 to create a true percent.
Write text in a cell, then format it with the home menu using bold, italic, and underline. Resize the column to fit, and use text or logical formulas.
Create calculations in any cell using formulas and functions. Build a sum from E4 to E16 by entering an equals sign and selecting the numbers.
Create and edit formulas in any cell by starting with the equals sign, use operators like multiply and add, and reference other cells to update totals.
Learn to set up print jobs in Excel using page setup to choose orientation, margins, headers and footers, gridlines, and a print area; center data on the page.
Explore print settings in Excel to tailor how your document becomes a PDF, choosing entire workbook, active sheet, or a selection, and adjust orientation, margins, and scaling to fit pages.
Master the basics of Excel menus, perform simple calculations with text and dates, print exact areas, import templates, customize headers, share files, and export to PDF.
There's now an explosion of data and statistics that businesses and non-profits need to track, manage, analyze, and interpret. To handle this, you'd need a flexible tool you can use for each instance without having to recreate the data over and over again. Fortunately, Microsoft has created its widely used tool - Excel. Excel allows you to be able to display calculations and analysis that you determine are necessary. It will also help you create sensible documents and knowledge.
This step-by-step, practical course from LinCademy will provide you with all what it takes to master the basics of using Microsoft Excel that will help you to create sensible documents and knowledge. And you can use these documents to create knowledge for yourself and others you work with. Developing the skill of using Excel will also help you create data on demand to create good decisions.
Throughout 26 tutorials, you will practically learn the basics of Microsoft Excel. You will understand how to deal with its interface and use its basic elements and menus such as File Menu, Home menu, Insert menu, Layout menu, Formulas menu, Data menu, Review menu, and View menu. You will also learn the needed elements to help you enter and manipulate data such as using Excel templates, and calculations, etc.
By taking this concise course, you will master the following:
Understanding MS Excel Interface
Working with the File and Home menus
Working with the Insert and Page Layout menus
Working with the Formulas and Data menus
Working with the Review and View menus
Working with Excel templates
Working with dates in Excel
Working with numbers in Excel
Working with text in Excel
Working with calculations in Excel
Understanding how to set up pages in Excel
Understanding how to configure print settings in Excel
And much more...
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