
Join this beginner-to-intermediate crash course to master 10 essential Excel features in just over an hour, from AutoSum and shortcuts to pivot tables and graphs.
Learn how to download, extract, and organize the course exercise files (before, after, final) for Excel practice, enable editing, and verify changes using autofill and fill handle.
Master autosum in excel to quickly total ranges, using the home tab, formula library, and keyboard shortcuts, then apply sums, averages, min, and max with the fill handle.
Learn to customize the quick access toolbar in Excel, add and arrange commands, use access keys, and reset or relocate the toolbar to streamline your workflow.
Explore the shortcut menu and mini toolbar in Excel to quickly format, paste values, and apply a quick analysis, sorting, filtering, and column insertion via right-click.
Explore the quick analysis tool in Excel, revealing conditional formatting options like data bars, color scales, totals and averages, line charts, spark lines, and pivot tables to analyze data quickly.
Master the fill handle and autofill in Excel to auto populate series, dates, and text by dragging, plus Flash Fill for splitting or merging text.
Celebrate reaching halfway through the Excel crash course and share questions or ideas in the course discussion to boost productivity in Microsoft Excel.
Learn how to use Flash Fill in Excel 2013 to insert and deconstruct text, create full names and emails, and streamline text to columns and concatenation with pattern-based data assembly.
Explore charts and graphs in Microsoft Excel, learn how to insert and modify charts, and customize chart types, data labels, axes, and formats for clear visual data.
Learn how to use Excel 2013's recommended charts to visualize data, choosing cluster column, line, or stacked area charts, with data labels and regional categories.
Master sorting and filtering in Microsoft Excel to organize data by department, last name, or salary, using multi-level sorts and targeted filters.
Explore how to create and format tables in Excel, using four methods, table tools, styles, headers, filters, and converting between ranges and tables.
Develop practical command of core Microsoft Excel features, explore further training with Excel 2013 courses and Lynda.com, and leave a review or discuss with peers to solve real-world problems.
Course Highlights:
In this Course:
Learning Excel takes time, particularly if you try to do it without any structure!
In this course, we'll walk you through the top ten skills you need to know in order to excel in Microsoft Excel!
Give us an hour, and we’ll help you to get to the next level of mastery in Microsoft Excel.
In this short, easy-to-follow training course...
We'll Cover:
Our Approach:
At the end of each video, you have the chance to prove your mastery by completing a small practice exercise thus testing the core skill that you’ve just learned.
You can easily follow along in each lesson by using the downloadable course exercise files provided in Lecture 2.
If you have questions, comments, ideas, we’d love to hear from you. Email or message us any time.
Final Thoughts:
Alright, that’s it for now.
Look forward to having you in class!
Cheers,
Tolan & Ryan
ProductivityMe Co-Founders