Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Online Excel Training Course
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Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Online Excel Training Course at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 6 hours |
Mode of learning | Online |
Schedule type | Self paced |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Credential | Certificate |
Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Online Excel Training Course at UDEMY Highlights
- 8 hours of video content
- Earn a certificate upon successful completion
- Gain Lifetime Access to Courseware
Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Online Excel Training Course at UDEMY Course details
- Users with a basic knowledge of Excel, Users who have completed our Beginners Intermediate Excel title
- Learn the expert features and functions in Microsoft Excel 2013, alongside our expert author, to help you get you beyond the basics and have advanced level proficiency within the Excel 2013 suite
Microsoft Excel 2013 Advanced Online Excel Training Course at UDEMY Curriculum
Section 1: Getting Started
Working Files Download These First
Will I Be Able To Keep Up?
Using The Included Files
New For 2013: Its All In The Cloud
The Very Clever Flash Fill
Section 2: Using Mathematical Functions
The Basic SUM, COUNT, MIN, And MAX
AVERAGE, MODE, MEAN, And MEDIAN
SUMIF For Selective Adding Up
COUNTIF For Selective Counting
AVERAGEIF For The Mean Of Selected Cells
Multiple Criteria Within SUMIF, COUNTIF, And AVERAGEIF
Area And Volume Calculations
Section 3: IF Functionality
IF Syntax And Uses
Nesting The IF Statement
Use Of The AND Operator Within An IF
Use Of The OR Operator Within An IF
The NOT Operator Within AND And OR Statements
Display Cell Formulas In Another Cell
Section 4: Performing Data Lookups
VLOOKUP: Syntax And Usage
VLOOKUP In Live Action
HLOOKUP: Variation On A Theme
Using A Near Match In The Lookup
Dealing With Missing Data In A Lookup
Managing The Lookup Table
Lookups Nested Within Lookups
Section 5: Sparklines
Creating A Sparkline
Altering The Design Of Sparklines
Dealing With Empty Cells
Comparing Sparklines Within A Sparkline Group
Removing Sparklines From A Worksheet
Section 6: Further Mathematical Functions
Working With Time In Excel
Calculations Using Time
Useful Time And Date Functions
Rounding Decimal Places
MOD And INT Functions And Uses
Generate And Use A Random Number
Loan And Investment Calculations
Loan Calculation Elements And Functions
Section 7: Outlining
Create An Outline Automatically
Adding An Outline Manually
Editing And Removing Outlining
Section 8: Scenarios: Setting Up A Set Of Scenarios
Displaying And Editing The Different Scenarios
How To Work Out Which Scenario You Are Displaying
Merging And Deleting Scenarios
Producing A Summary Of Scenarios
Section 9: Custom Views
Custom Views Explained
Use Of Outlining To Help Setup Custom Views
Editing And Deleting Custom Views
Add Quick Access To Custom Views
Section 10: Functions For Manipulating Text
LEFT And RIGHT: Text Manipulation
LEN And TRIM: String Extractions
FIND And MID: Text Functions Working Together
CONCATENATE: Building Strings From Multiple Cells
Changing Case Functions
REPLACE And SUBSTITUTE: Two More String Manipulation Functions
Use Of CHAR Function For More Obscure Characters
Formatting Numeric And Date Values Using TEXT
Keeping The Values Created By String Manipulation
Section 11: Arrays
Arrays And Creating A New Array Formula
Array Formulas With IF Statements
Conditional Evaluation With No Ifs
The Array Only TRANSPOSE Function
Section 12: Useful Data Functions
Using The MATCH Function
How The INDEX Function Works
Handling Out Of Range Index Requests
The CHOOSE Lookup Function
MATCH And INDEX Functions Working Together
Section 13: Some Other Useful Functions
Introducing IS Functions
Error Checking Using ISERR, ISERROR, And IFERROR
OFFSET Function Syntax
OFFSET Function: Creating A Dynamic Named Range
INDIRECT Function To Build Dynamic Formulas
Dealing With INDIRECT Errors
The CELL Function And Determining File Or Sheet Names
Section 14: Auditing And Troubleshooting Formulas
What Are Tracer Arrows
Adding And Removing Tracer Arrows
Auditing Tools: Error Checking And Tracing
Step By Step Formula Processing
Using The Watch Window In Troubleshooting
Section 15: PivotTables
What Is A PivotTable?
The New Recommended PivotTable Route
Creating Your Own PivotTables
Changing The Formatting And Formulas In PivotTable Summaries
Creating Multiple PivotTables On The Same Dataset
Moving And Deleting PivotTables
Making Use Of The Report Filter Options
Sorting The PivotTable Columns
Refreshing A PivotTable
Drilling Down Behind The Pivot Numbers
Multiple Fields In Row, Column, Or Data Sections
Controlling Grand Totals And Subtotals
Dealing With Empty Cells And Other Additional Options
PivotTable Styles
Creating Your Own PivotTable Styles
Creating And Using Calculated Fields
Using The New Timeline Filter Option
Adding And Using The Data Slicer
Using Data From An SQL Server In A PivotTable
Managing The External Connection To SQL Server