Microsoft Excel 2010
Course Description
This course teaches you how to make full use of the revised 2010 version of Microsoft Excel. We explore the program’s menus and examine the different tasks it can perform. We present practical exercises and sample spreadsheets to show you how Excel handles basic math while we add and delete columns and rows and prepare the worksheet for printing. We demonstrate how to visually represent data to indicate trends, patterns and comparisons across charts, tables or other templates.
Excel 2010 boasts many improvements and new features. It can automatically perform calculations once you add in the formula, which makes it a great tool for analyzing data in accounts, budgets, billings and many other areas. This course explains how to work with formulas and functions before covering the use of ‘VLOOKUP’ to search through a spreadsheet’s data. We also lay out the steps required to calculate dates using formulas and check conditions with the ‘IF’ function before we describe the ‘save’ and ‘run’ macros.
You can use Microsoft Excel 2010 to keep track of almost any data, from work schedules to stocks and beyond. The program is a vital business budgeting tool and is employed worldwide by a range of industries. Every office has its ‘Excel experts’ who stand apart from their peers so sign up for this training course to become one of them.
What you'll learn in this course?
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VLOOKUP
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Office Productivity
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Microsoft
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Excel
Course Curriculum
- Learning Outcomes
- Access the right tools, at the right time
- Backstage view in Excel 2010
- Access workbooks in new ways
- Make fast, effective comparisons from lists of data
- Introduction to Sparklines
- Obtain powerful analysis from your desktop
- Changes made to functions
- Create an Excel table
- Create workbooks with more visual impact
- Paste with live preview
- Collaborate on workbooks in new ways
- Collaborate on a worksheet in the browser
- Find and fix accessibility issues
- Extend workbooks in new ways
- Lesson Summary
- Learning Outcomes
- Introduction to keyboard shortcuts
- Basic keyboard shortcuts
- Keyboard shortcuts for formulas
- Keyboard shortcuts for moving around workbooks
- Keyboard shortcuts for selecting
- Keyboard shortcuts for adding and inserting
- Keyboard shortcuts for formatting
- Introduction to access keys
- Access keys from previous versions
- Access keys in dialog boxes
- Other kinds of access key
- Lesson Summary
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Redmond, Washington State, USA
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