
Navigate Excel from beginner to advanced through four levels, mastering basics like opening and saving, ribbons, formatting tables, and data validation, with a bonus on charts and the practice file.
Explore the Excel startup screen, including the left navigation icons, new templates, open options, recent documents, and the account area, and learn how internet connectivity affects template access.
Explore the Excel interface, including the ribbon, quick access toolbar, and customizable commands; learn to use save, auto save, undo and redo, filter, and search (Ctrl F) to accelerate your workflow.
Explore the Excel workbook anatomy, including the ribbon, name box, and formula box, navigate to A1, B3, and XFD end, add sheets, and switch between normal and page break views.
Learn to save and open Excel workbooks, using save and save as. Use keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl S, Ctrl O) and save to OneDrive or this PC, updating without losing original.
Learn to enter and organize sales data in Excel, using fill series to auto-fill weeks, drag to copy cells, and prepare a basic sales report.
Discover how Excel aligns data by type, with numbers right-aligned and text left-aligned, and how decimal values stay neatly aligned while you edit via double-click, the formula bar, and undo.
Learn to calculate weekly totals in Excel by using cell references and the sum function, then edit, drag, and format formulas to auto-update totals.
Learn how to apply the autosum function and the sum formula in Excel, preview and adjust the range, use Alt plus equal, and duplicate formulas with Ctrl+D.
Explore how to use the minimum, maximum, and average functions in Excel for sales data. Learn to insert and apply these functions to ranges; they ignore logical values and text.
Learn how the average function computes the arithmetic mean for a selected range in Excel, with easy entry, suggestions, and a view of average, count, and sum.
Master the count function in Excel: count cells in a range, insert via the insert function or by typing =count, select the range, and return the result.
Learn how to copy, paste, and move data in Excel, using shortcuts like ctrl+c and ctrl+x, and apply the clipboard and auto fill features across worksheets.
Learn to insert cells, rows, and columns in Excel using right-click, home tab, and keyboard shortcuts, then use autosum and autofill to update totals.
Delete cells, rows, and columns in excel using right-click delete or the home menu, and undo with ctrl z. Learn shifting cells up or left to fill gaps.
Adjust row heights and column widths in Excel by dragging borders, auto fit by double-clicking, and applying uniform sizing to selections, preventing hash signs when the cell can't fit content.
Hide and unhide rows or columns in Excel with a simple right-click, explore print preview implications, and learn how to reveal hidden data or protect sheets later in the course.
Learn how to rename, move, copy, and delete sheets in Excel, including moving between workbooks, creating copies, and managing tab colors and hidden sheets.
Explore formatting in Excel by using print preview, adjusting page setup under sheets options, toggling grid lines, and clear formatting to create a cleaner, more presentable report.
Learn to format a sales report by changing the background, adjusting font size and bold, and using merge and center to create a unified header.
Master formatting in Excel with colors, line numbers, and headers; use autofill and fill series, and apply format painter for consistent styling.
Format numbers in excel by selecting ranges and applying currency or accounting formats, customize the Ghana sign, and learn to format percentages with two decimals.
Learn to apply borders in Excel to separate totals and sections, using bottom, left, and double borders with color and style adjustments, and set landscape orientation for print preview.
Apply format painter and create reusable cell styles to standardize formatting across worksheets, saving custom styles, modifying fonts and colors, and applying them consistently in large Excel workbooks.
Learn to prepare a worksheet for print by selecting rows, adjusting heights, and adding borders and lines, guided by print preview, while choosing colors to balance readability and ink use.
Master charting in Excel by inserting bar and pie charts from raw data, then adjust axes and legends as data updates.
Discover how to modify chart data and formats in Excel: adjust source data, switch rows and columns, move charts between sheets, and customize titles, legends, colors, and axis styles.
Learn to work with large data in Excel by differentiating headers, formatting for readability, and using efficient selection methods to manage thousands of employee records.
Customize the Excel ribbon by adjusting the data tab to reveal tools like flash fill and remove duplicates, and learn how to reset the selected ribbon.
Learn quick sorting in Excel by sorting the first name column using the data tab, choosing ascending or descending order to organize employee data efficiently.
Learn two-level sorting in Excel using the custom sort: sort by last name, then by first name, with ascending order to group and break ties.
Sort by month joined using a custom list to place January through December, then sort horizontally by rows to arrange employee data (months joined, year joined, batch, department, usernames).
Format data as a table to turn datasets into readable shaded tables with headers and filters, and use the total row to summarize values with sum, count, min, and max.
Remove duplicates in Excel using the Remove Duplicates tool from the Data tab or Table Design tab, and select the relevant column or all columns to keep only unique rows.
Learn to use daverage and dcounts in Excel to compute average sales and counts with criteria, using the insert function and dynamic fields to analyze by seller or product.
Learn how to use the subtotal function in Excel to compute sum, average, or count, compare it with a normal sum, and filter to show totals by category.
Explore data validation in Excel to ensure accurate data entry, using list-based validation, drop-down menus, and invalid data checks to enforce correct sales records.
Learn how to create Excel data validation with customizable error alerts and input messages, including stop, warning, and information notices, plus dropdown prompts and helpful hints.
Learn to apply dynamic data validation by referencing a range for dropdown lists, updating source data easily, and using circle invalid data and custom error messages to guide correct entry.
Explore creating pivot tables in Excel, placing reports on a new worksheet, configuring fields such as filters, columns, rows, and values, and analyzing sales by product, month, and salesperson.
Modify pivot tables to analyze sales by salesperson and product, adjusting value field settings to use average and show values as percentage of grand total or previous month.
Group data in pivot tables by selecting months, applying group commands to form quarters, rename to Q1–Q4, and toggle collapsible totals like the sum of sales.
Format pivot tables to improve readability by applying currency and number formats, adjusting layout with compact form and subtotals or grand totals, and using banded rows and color schemes.
Explore how pivot tables summarize data and drill down to reveal detailed entries behind totals by double-clicking, creating breakdown sheets and refreshing after edits.
Explore pivot charts built from pivot tables to visualize sales data by salesperson and product, using analyze tools, pivot table options, and chart design for dynamic filtering.
Learn to filter pivot table reports in Excel by using the filter pane, moving month, product, and salesperson to the filters, enabling multi-level, multi-item selections.
Learn to use slicers with pivot tables in Excel to create interactive dashboards, filter data by salesperson or quarter, and perform multi-select with Ctrl or the multi-select option.
Explore Power Pivot basics as you link customer info and orders across two sheets, establish relationships, and build a multi-table pivot table to summarize data.
Activate the Power Pivot tab by going to file, options, add-ins, manage, excel add-ins, then go, select Microsoft Power Pivot for Excel, and click okay; the tab appears.
Add customer info and orders to a data model to enable pivot table analysis across sheets. Name the tables and link fields for cross-sheet analysis in Power Pivot.
Create relationships in Power Pivot by linking the customer info and orders tables on customer ID, forming a one-to-many relationship for pivot table analysis.
Create pivot tables from a two-table data model using Power Pivot, establishing relationships between customer info and orders, and explore fields, regions, freight, and shipping options.
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Learn how to use the Excel if function to determine bonus eligibility based on a sales target, and master named ranges and absolute referencing with name manager.
Explore how the and function tests multiple weekly sales against a 200 threshold. Learn to evaluate all arguments and return true only if every week meets the target.
Explore how to use the minimum function to identify the lowest weekly sales, then nest it inside the if function to determine who qualifies for the bonus.
Count IT department employees with countif, then confirm the result. Use countifs for IT department members joined in 2015, with ranges and criteria.
Explore how to use the iferror function in Excel to gracefully handle division errors, replacing #div/0 with meaningful results like not applicable, within practical examples.
Master vlookup in Excel using a lookup value, table array, and column index to retrieve matches with false for an employee ID to fetch first names and dates of birth.
Learn Vlookup fundamentals: sort data ascending, place the lookup value in the leftmost column, and define the table array, column index, and exact-match false; handle errors with iferror.
Learn how to use hlookup to retrieve data horizontally and compare it with vlookup. Practice selecting the lookup value, table array, and correct row index with absolute references.
Master index and match for lookups beyond vlookup. Learn how index returns a value from a given row and column, and how match finds a value’s position with exact matching.
See index and match in action in a practical dashboard to retrieve total sales by item, using coffee and Kwame as examples. Learn how match locates the row.
Use data validation with lists to power an index and match driven Excel dashboard, selecting a salesman and a product to instantly retrieve corresponding sales values.
Explore how index and match outperform vlookup by locating the lookup value anywhere in the data and returning fields like date of birth, department, and email from the employee data.
Learn how xlookup replaces vlookup and hlookup, returning first name, gender, and email from an employee ID without moving columns, and explore free office web access for office 365 features.
Explore text based excel functions, including len to measure length and left, right, and mid to extract characters. Learn to concatenate and use flash fill for automatic data completion.
Learn how to use the future value function in Excel for monthly contributions over five years at 18 percent, using what-if analysis, goal seek, and data tables.
Use the fv function to model future value and build data tables for monthly contributions. Explore varying years and amounts with what-if analysis and goal seek to see outcomes.
Import a folder's file names into Excel using the files function and index, define a name for the list, and auto-fill the rest with Ctrl+E.
Explore how ChatGPT enhances Excel by generating and explaining formulas, performing autosum on C5:F5, and using concatenate, the and function, and FlashFill to combine names.
In this Lesson, we are going to create A Chat Box (our own Chat GPT) In Excel using VBA Codes and API keys from OpenAi. Don't forget to download the resources.
Please take note of the links below:
Direct link to ChatGPT: https://chat.openai.com/
Direct link to create APIs : https://platform.openai.com/
Direct link to create APIs: Overview - OpenAI API
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