Excel 2007 Part 1 (Beginners To Intermediates).

At last, there's a fully comprehensive Excel course aimed at beginner to intermediate users of the 2007 version!
With more and more employers rolling out Microsoft Office 2007, this is your chance to be one step ahead when it comes to acquiring Excel spreadsheet skills for work.
The course will take you approximately 24 hours to complete and you can spread this time any way you wish for up to 6 months.
You'll enjoy working at your own pace with pre-recorded lessons, a quality workbook and a PC, supported by our friendly, experienced on-site trainers.
At the end of your Excel course, you can take an exam and when you pass, you'll earn a handsome, nationally recognised Training certificate as proof of your practical abilityWhat Is Covered.
This Excel course is very comprehensive and will cover everything from the absolute basics of creating spreadsheets through to the creation of sophisticated formulae to automate even the most complex calculations.
Lesson One:
The opening Excel 2007 screen, creating a worksheet with text and numbers, entering simple formulas, adjusting column widths, editing cells, navigating a workbook and worksheets, using AutoSum, saving, naming and closing a workbook, adding a button to the Quick Access Toolbar, opening an existing worksheet, accessing Help in Excel
Lesson Two:
Formatting text, changing font type and size, using the mini toolbar, changing the font colour, selecting cells and ranges, aligning text horizontally, merging and splitting cells, formatting numbers, printing the active sheet, creating a folder, saving in a different format
Lesson Three:
Inserting and deleting rows, hiding and unhiding rows and columns, modifying column widths and cell heights, aligning cells vertically, wrapping and indenting text, adding colour to cells and ranges, applying borders to cells and ranges, moving and copy cells, undo and redo, cut, copy and paste, AutoFill
Lesson Four:
AutoComplete, text orientation, selecting non-adjacent data, freezing and unfreezing panes horizontally and vertically, using Zoom, page break preview, naming and renaming a worksheet, inserting a worksheet, repositioning worksheets, deleting a worksheet
Lesson Five:
Using styles to enhance a worksheet, creating a custom style, the Page Layout ribbon, using themes to enhance a worksheet, creating and deleting a custom theme, page orientation, adjusting margins and scaling, centring the sheet horizontally and vertically, print preview, displaying gridlines, printing row and column headings, setting and clearing a print area
Lesson Six:
Inserting headers and footers, copying and pasting data between worksheets, grouping and ungrouping worksheets, creating a new workbook, switching between workbooks, viewing multiple workbooks, hiding and unhiding a workbook, saving as a template, creating a workbook from a template, using existing templates and online resources
Lesson Seven:
More complex formulas, absolute as well as relative cell references, AutoCalculate, functions SUM, DATE/TIME, COUNT, IF, adding, viewing and editing comments
Lesson Eight:
AVERAGE, MAX and MIN functions, sort columns using ascending and descending order, the PMT and FV functions, entering formulas into grouped worksheets, recognising errors, using the IFERROR function, using 3D referencing to link worksheet data
Lesson Nine:
Inserting charts, changing chart type, formatting a plot area, formatting a data series, inserting and resizing a picture, applying picture effects, aligning multiple objects, inserting WordArt, inserting and modifying a drawing object, creating and modifying SmartArt
Lesson Ten:
Using Spell check, using Filter to display specific data, finding and replacing text within a worksheet, saving a workbook as a web page, publishing a web page, inserting and using hyperlinks, using conditional formatting