
Watch this essential guide to maximize your Excel training, detailing downloadable exercise files, which files to open per exercise, how to download and unzip them, and playback options.
Explore what's new in Excel 2019, including multi-range selection with control, the accessibility checker, translate feature, and the new cat function that replaces concatenate, with practical examples.
Learn the Excel interface from scratch, master workbook and sheet terminology, set up a workbook, format and print borders, and build basic formulas to perform calculations.
Explore the Excel window from the quick access toolbar to the ribbon. Identify the workbook with sheets, active cell, cell address, and basic views.
Navigate a new blank workbook by entering text and numbers, create a basic layout with column and row headings and a header area, and learn simple formulas in Excel.
learn to create basic formulas in excel using the equals sign and cell references to add numbers and calculate profits by subtracting expenses from sales; understand relative references.
Learn how relative references adjust when copying formulas across columns and rows with the fill handle, and how Excel updates references to keep formulas correct, with absolute references coming later.
Learn to work with ranges by selecting adjacent cells, applying formatting and formulas, and using range notation like B2:C4 to calculate sums.
Save your workbook using save and save as, name it, and choose a location; back it up to OneDrive or your PC and manage save prompts and extensions.
Learn how to save, share, export, and publish Excel workbooks, handle extensions like .xlsx, CSV, and PDF, and explore Power BI publishing for collaborative reports.
Open and manage multiple Excel workbooks with backstage view, recent files, pinning, and folder browsing. Create cross-sheet links using formulas that reference cells across sheets.
Learn to navigate large Excel workbooks with scroll, home/end navigation, name box jumps, advanced find and replace, and freeze panes to keep headers visible.
Learn to use the freeze panes feature in Excel to lock rows and columns so headings stay visible while you scroll; turn on unfreeze and explore the split screen option.
Navigate workbooks by opening Lone Workbook, review terms of loan and the five year loan details, link C9 to D3, then freeze panes and use split view.
Learn how to set up headers and footers in Excel, adjust page layout for printing, and customize left, center, and right sections with file name, date, and page numbers.
Set up print titles in Excel to repeat selected rows at the top on every page, using the Page Layout tab, print titles, and print preview.
Learn how to add, edit, and manage cell comments in Excel, including printing comments and navigating multiple notes, with practical tips on sizing and display options.
Master Excel's page setup options, including margins, orientation, size, print area, breaks, and scaling, to configure grid lines, headings, and page order.
Learn to fit all workbook data on one page by using page break preview, adjusting scaling, and choosing portrait or landscape orientation in Excel.
Discover how to print Excel workbooks using the backstage print options, page setup, and print preview, including scaling, margins, paper size, orientation, and targeted printing.
Practice page setup and print options: add date to header, place your name in footer, add a comment in c9, set one-inch margins, repeat rows 4-7 on print.
Learn to add and delete rows, columns, and cells in Excel, insert sheet rows or columns, shift cells, and manage layout in real-world tables like regional sales data.
Learn how to adjust column and row widths in Excel to prevent # symbols and truncated text; use drag or double-click to auto-fit based on content.
Learn to copy formulas with the fill handle, using relative references across and down, and explore paste options like values, formulas, transpose, and formatting in Excel.
Explore formulas and functions in Excel, learning how simple sums become powerful calculations across worksheets and workbooks, including data on separate sheets or files, and starting with an equal sign.
Master how to create formulas using functions in Excel, use auto sum to add ranges, compute average and max, and join data with concatenate while exploring the insert function.
Explore building Excel formulas using functions, from concatenate and count to if, max, min, and sum, with arguments, relative references, and absolute values discussed.
Master absolute values in Excel by converting relative references to absolute ones (G3) and applying a 15% commission to totals, preventing shifts when copying formulas.
Learn to add, delete, rename, and move sheet tabs in a workbook, and understand how sheet order affects three-dimensional formulas across multiple sheets.
Master the full range of sheet tab options in Excel, from inserting, renaming, moving, and copying tabs to protecting, hiding, changing colors, and applying changes to all sheets.
Rename the first five sheets to divisions like Australia and Europe, insert and delete a sheet for practice, and create a three-dimensional formula across sheets to sum on sheet five.
Explore formatting cells and numbers in Excel, including borders, shading, fonts, font sizes, colors, and alignment, to highlight headings and key values.
Explore advanced cell formatting in this module, including wrap text, merge and center across selected cells, shrink to fit, and precise text orientation with rotation controls.
Learn to format numbers in Excel with currency, decimals, percentages, dates, times, fractions, and custom formats, including special formats like phone numbers, and understand display versus actual values.
Apply borders and shading to worksheets to enhance readability, including printing grid lines, using outside borders, various border styles, and fill effects or patterns to color cells.
Use the format painter in Excel to copy formatting from one range to another, including colors and fonts; double-click to keep painting across regions, ensuring identical rows and columns.
Protect sheets, cells, and workbooks in Excel by unlocking editable cells, then applying protection to preserve formulas and data.
***Exercise and demo files included***
Excel has always been the go-to software for data organization and financial analysis. Even in the age of Big Data, Excel remains indispensable and relevant, thus almost everyone should at least have some basic Excel skills. If you are brand-new to Excel, then this huge course bundle is perfect for you!
This BIG Excel bundle includes not just two, not three, but six full courses to bring you from Excel newbie to Data Analyst quick! Okay, maybe not that quick, as this bundle gives you 32+ hours of tutorials including more than 300 individual video lectures!
With the Excel 2019/365 beginner course, you’ll gain a fantastic grounding in Microsoft Excel. The course will teach you how to understand spreadsheet basics, including creating your first workbook and how to navigate Excel, an introduction to formulas and functions, how to create amazing-looking charts and graphs, and much more.
Excel PivotTables is an interactive way of quickly summarizing large amounts of data. It is ideal if you are looking to perform data analysis tasks quickly and efficiently in Excel. The beginner and advanced PivotTables courses will discuss the importance of cleaning your data before you can create your first Pivot Table. You will also learn how to make the most of this powerful data analysis function.
The Excel for Business Analysts course focuses on the specific functions, formulas, and tools that Excel has that can help conduct business or data analysis. We take you on a no-nonsense journey to teach you how to use them. In this course, you’ll learn several tools and functions that can be used for analysis and visualization, plus some more advanced techniques designed to aid in forecasting.
We finish by taking you through our favorite and most-useful advanced Excel functions before moving on to teaching you how to use basic Macros and VBA to automate and supercharge your spreadsheets.
This is the only Excel course you are ever going to need!
Excel 2019/365 for Beginners
What you will learn:
What's new in Excel 2019
Creating workbooks
Entering text, numbers and working with dates
Navigating workbooks
Page setup and print options
Working with rows, columns, and cells
Cut, Copy and Paste
Introduction to functions and formulas
Formatting in Excel, including formatting cells and numbers
Creating charts and graphs
Sorting and Filtering
Introduction to PivotTables
Logical and lookup formulas - the basics
PivotTables for Beginners
What you will learn:
How to Clean and Prepare your Data
How to create a Basic Pivot Table
How to use the Pivot Table Fields pane
How to Add Fields and Pivoting the Fields
How to Format Numbers in Pivot Table
Different ways to Summarize Data
How to Group Pivot Table Data
How to use Multiple Fields and Dimension
The Methods of Aggregation
How to Choose and Lock the Report Layout
How to apply Pivot Table Styles
How to Sort Data and use Filters
How to create Pivot Charts based on Pivot Table data
How to Select the right Chart for your data
How to apply Conditional Formatting
How to add Slicers and Timelines to your dashboards
How to Add New Data to the original source dataset
How to Update Pivot Tables and Charts
Advanced PivotTables in Excel
What you will learn:
How to do a PivotTable (a quick refresher)
How to combine data from multiple worksheets for a PivotTable
Grouping, ungrouping, and dealing with errors
How to format a PivotTable, including adjusting styles
How to use the Value Field Settings
Advanced Sorting and Filtering in PivotTables
How to use Slicers, Timelines on multiple tables
How to create a Calculated Field
All about GETPIVOTDATA
How to create a Pivot Chart and add sparklines and slicers
How to use 3D Maps from a PivotTable
How to update your data in a PivotTable and Pivot Chart
All about Conditional Formatting in a PivotTable
How to create amazing looking dashboards
Excel for Business Analysts
What you will learn:
How to merge data from different sources using VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX MATCH, and XLOOKUP
How to use IF, IFS, IFERROR, SUMIF, and COUNTIF to apply logic to your analysis
How to split data using text functions SEARCH, LEFT, RIGHT, MID
How to standardize and clean data ready for analysis
About using the PivotTable function to perform data analysis
How to use slicers to draw out information
How to display your analysis using Pivot Charts
All about forecasting and using the Forecast Sheets
Conducting a Linear Forecast and Forecast Smoothing
How to use Conditional Formatting to highlight areas of your data
All about Histograms and Regression
How to use Goal Seek, Scenario Manager, and Solver to fill data gaps
Advanced Formulas and Functions in Excel
You will learn to:
Filter a dataset using a formula
Sort a dataset using formulas and defined variables
Create multi-dependent dynamic drop-down lists
Perform a 2-way lookup
Make decisions with complex logical calculations
Extract parts of a text string
Create a dynamic chart title
Find the last occurrence of a value in a list
Look up information with XLOOKUP
Find the closest match to a value
Macros and VBA for Beginners
What you will learn:
What is VBA?
How to record your first macro
How to record a macro using relative references
How to record a complex, multi-step macro and assign it to a button
How to set up the VBA Editor
How to edit Macros in the VBA Editor
How to get started with some basic VBA code
How to fix issues with macros using debugging tools
How to write your own macro from scratch
How to create a custom Macro ribbon and add all the Macros you’ve created
This course bundle includes:
6 Full Courses
32+ hours of video tutorials
300+ individual video lectures
Exercise and Demo files to practice and follow along
Certificate of completion