This course is intended to help all novice computer users get up to speed with Excel quickly. We will cover different features of the interface, show users how to print, cover some simple scenarios, and cover the basics of formatting.
Getting Started with Microsoft Excel 2016
In this lesson, students will learn how to identify the elements of the Excel interface, create a basic worksheet, and use the help system.
Performing Calculations
This lesson covers how to create formulas in a worksheet, insert functions in a worksheet, and reuse formulas.
Modifying a Worksheet
Next, students will learn how to manipulate data, as well as how to insert, manipulate, and delete cells, columns, and rows. Searching for and replacing data and how to spell check a worksheet are also discussed.
Formatting a Worksheet
This lesson covers how to modify fonts, add borders and colors to cells, apply number formats, align cell contents, and apply cell styles.
Printing Workbook Contents
In this lesson, students will learn how to define the basic page layout for a workbook, refine the page layout, and apply print options.
Managing Large Workbooks
This lesson will teach students how to format worksheet tabs, manage worksheets, and manage the view of worksheets and workbooks.
Customizing the Excel Environment
In this final lesson, students will learn how to customize general, language, formula, proofing, and saving options. It also covers how to use Excel’s version control features, customize the ribbon and the Quick Access toolbar, enable add-ins, and customize advanced and Trust Center options.
This course is intended to help all users get up to speed on the different features of Excel and to become familiar with its more advanced selection of features. We will cover how to create and use advanced formulas, analyze data, organize worksheet data with tables, visualize data with charts, insert graphics, and enhance workbooks.
Creating Advanced Formulas
In this lesson, students will learn how to use range names in formulas and functions, as well as how to use specialized functions.
Analyzing Data with Logical and Lookup Functions
Next, students will learn how to analyze data by using text, logical, lookup, date and financial functions.
Organizing and Analyzing Datasets and Tables
This lesson covers how to create and modify tables, sort and filter data, use subtotal features, and work with database functions.
Visualizing Data with Charts
Students will learn how to create charts, as well as how to modify and format existing charts. They will also learn how to create a trendline and advanced charts.
Analyzing Data with PivotTables, Slicers, and PivotCharts
Creating a PivotTable, filtering data using slicers and, analyzing data using PivotCharts will be covered in this lesson.
Inserting Graphics
Next, students will learn how to insert, modify, layer and group graphical objects. We will also take a look at how to incorporate SmartArt into workbooks.
Enhancing Workbooks
In this final lesson, students will learn how to customize workbooks, manage themes and, create and use templates. Protecting files and preparing a workbook for multiple audiences will also be covered.
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