Microsoft Excel 2007 Level 2
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In London and Windsor
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On completion of this programme you will be able to: Use advanced functions, such as IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF, TODAY, NOW, MATCH, INDEX, VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP. -Use Excel's list management tools. -Rearrange and generate summary information for worksheet data. -Create pivot table reports, pivot chart reports and scenarios. -etc. Suitable for: This programme is for you if you have some experience in working with Excel and now want to broaden your knowledge and use the more advanced features. You will learn how to use the more complex functions and practise them so that you can build the confidence to use them.
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A basic knowledge of using a PC and experience in working within the Microsoft Windows environment is essential as well as some experience in working with Excel. In part...
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A basic knowledge of using a PC and experience in working within the Microsoft Windows environment is essential as well as some experience in working with Excel. In particular, you should be able to:
-Start and exit from Excel
-Open, save and close a workbook
-Create and print a worksheet
-Perform basic worksheet editing operations
-Perform basic worksheet formatting operations
-Use basic Excel functions
Course objectives:
On completion of this programme you will be able to:
-Use advanced functions, such as IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF, TODAY, NOW, MATCH, INDEX, VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP
-Use Excel's list management tools
-Rearrange and generate summary information for worksheet data
-Create pivot table reports, pivot chart reports and scenarios
-Set up a 'three-dimensional' worksheet structure
-Link two or more workbooks
-Set up and use a custom workbook template
-Audit a worksheet
-Import external data into Excel and export Excel data to external applications
Course content:
Formulas
-Recap on formula concepts
-Statistical function
-Logical functions
-Lookup functions
Naming ranges
-Defining/selecting a range name
-Using a range in formulas
Auditing a worksheet
-Tracing precedents and dependents
-Tracing errors in the worksheet
Linking worksheets and workbooks
-Setting up related worksheets within a workbook
-Entering a formula to link related worksheets
-Entering a formula to link external workbooks
-Creating a workspace
-Consolidate worksheets/workbooks
Additional features
-Goal seek
-Worksheet validation
-Protecting a worksheet and workbook
-Group and outlining the worksheet
-Removing duplicate entries
-Overvie- on creating a PDF from a spreadsheet
Further Formatting
-Create a custom number and date format
-Using conditional formatting
Working with a template
-Creating a ne- workbook template
Importing and exporting data
-Importing data from a text or web based file
-Working with other database applications such as Access
Working with other Excel users
-Create a shared workbook
-Tracking changes in a shared workbook
-Responding to proposed changes and comments in a shared workbook
Filtering and summarising worksheet data
-Auto filter and advanced filter
-Adding a criteria range with advanced filter
-Database functions
-Using subtotals and nested subtotals
-Create a workbook from a template
-Applying a database query
Pivot Tables
-What is a pivot table?
-Best practice on setting up pivot tables
-Creating a pivot table
-Resetting the summary function in a pivot table report
-Grouping pivot table data
-Formatting a pivot table
-Charting a pivot table
-Printing the pivot table
-Using other Microsoft data sources with pivot tables
Recording simple macros
-Why use macros?
-Macro guidelines
-Macro security settings
-Recording/deleting macros
-Running macros
-Assign a macro to an icon and shortcut keys
-Identify the difference between relative and absolute macros
Revie- of Programme
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Microsoft Excel 2007 Level 2