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Our Microsoft Excel Basic course introduces
you to the central workings of Excel enabling you to produce spreadsheets
that can benefit your business. It is expected
that you will have a basic knowledge of using computers but no prior
experience with Microsoft Excel. |
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Our Microsoft Excel Intermediate course
builds on your prior knowledge of Excel and incorporates this into
producing more complex spreadsheets to enhance business capabilities.
It is expected that you will have had a
working experience and/or training within Microsoft Excel prior to this
course. |
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Our Microsoft Excel Advanced course
introduces techniques employed by experienced users to enhance your use
of Excel and build feature rich spreadsheets. This will not only benefit
your business but will develop your own key skills. Previous training and
a working knowledge of Excel are needed before embarking on this course |
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Entering and editing data
Creating
workbooks
Entering and editing labels and values
Entering and editing formulas
Saving and updating workbooks
Modifying a
worksheet
Moving and
copying data
Moving and copying formulas
Using absolute references
Inserting and deleting ranges
Using
functions
Entering
functions
Using AutoSum
Using AVERAGE, MIN,
and MAX
Formatting worksheets
Formatting
text
Formatting rows and columns
Number formatting
Using Format Painter and AutoFormat
Printing
Preparing
to print
Page Setup options
Printing worksheets
Creating
charts
Chart
basics
Modifying charts
Printing charts
Web
features
Saving
workbooks as Web pages
Hyperlinks
Sending workbooks via e-mail |
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Working
with large worksheets
Viewing
options
Hiding, displaying, and outlining data
Printing large worksheets
Using
multiple worksheets and workbooks
Using
multiple worksheets
Linking worksheets by using 3-D formulas
Consolidating data
Linking workbooks
Managing workbooks
Customizing
Excel
Using the
Options dialog box
Customizing toolbars and menus
Advanced
Formatting
Borders and
shading
Using special number formats
Working with dates
Working with styles
Other advanced formatting
List management
Examining
lists
Sorting and filtering lists
Advanced filtering
Advanced
charting
Chart
formatting options
Using combination charts
Using graphic elements
Documenting
and auditing
Auditing
features
Comments and text boxes
Protection
Workgroup collaboration
Using
templates
Built-in
templates
Creating and managing templates |
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Working
with advanced formulas
Using names
Using decision-making functions
Creating nested functions
Using financial functions
Lookups and
data tables
Working
with lookup functions
Using MATCH and INDEX
Creating data tables
Advanced
list management
Creating
subtotals
Validating cell entries
Exploring database functions
Working with data forms
Working
with PivotTables and PivotCharts
Working
with PivotTables
Rearranging PivotTables
Formatting PivotTables
Working with PivotCharts
Exporting and importing
Exporting
and importing text files
Exporting and importing XML data
Querying external databases
Using
analytical options
Working
with Goal Seek and Solver
Working with the Analysis ToolPak
Working with scenarios
Working with views
Working
with macros
Running and
recording a macro
Working with VBA code
Function procedures
Interactive
Web pages
Creating
interactive Web spreadsheets
Publishing PivotTables on the Web |
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