
An introduction to the course and brief content overview.
Explore how to use the demo workbook to practice new reporting features in Excel 2013, including flash fill, quick analysis, conditional formatting, charts, and tables.
Learn how Excel 2013 recommends charts to display data correctly, using x-y data and scatter charts for stock movements over time, and how to insert these recommended charts.
Explore the new reporting features in Excel 2013 and note that these were introduced in Excel 2013 and are available to Excel 2013 users, even when using Excel 2016.
The Forecast Example workbook available in Microsoft Excel shows the different ways to forecast data.
Create great looking dashboards with the new reporting (and a few other) features in Excel 2013. This short course gives you an introduction to some of the new features, together with practice workbooks. From PivotTables to Recommended Charts and Flash Fill, this course will quickly get you up to speed with some of the changes from previous versions of Excel. A preview of the Forecast functionality in Excel 2016 is also shown.
This course is ideal for anyone upgrading from Excel 2010 (or lower) to Excel 2013 or Excel 2016.