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Excel In Microsoft Excel 2 Intermediate To Expert Advanced

17-01-2023, 03:50, posted by Baturi
Excel In Microsoft Excel 2 Intermediate To Expert Advanced
Last updated 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.77 GB | Duration: 11h 7m
Get Expert certified! Levels 6-10 for Microsoft Excel 2010, 2013, 2016 and Excel 2019. Covers 77-728, 77-427 & 77-428.


What you'll learn
Manage workbooks and workbook review
Create and manage PivotTables
Present data visually, using PivotCharts and advanced charts
Perform data analysis and business intelligence
Troubleshoot formulas
Manage and reference defined names and custom workbook elements
And learn lots of formulas, including VLOOKUP, MATCH, INDEX, TRANSPOSE and INDIRECT
Requirements
Before beginning, you need to use Microsoft Excel to an intermediate standard.
This includes Conditional Formatting, Tables, filtering, sorting and creating charts
If you have taken the course "Excel in Microsoft Excel - Beginner to Specialist certificate", or taken a Microsoft Office Specialist exam in Excel, then you will have the relevant prerequisites.
Description
This course series has been recorded on Excel 2016 and Excel 2010, but the content also covers Excel 2013 and 2019.Building on the skills learnt in "Excel in Microsoft Excel 1", here's levels 6-10. By the end of this course, you will have the skills needed for the official Microsoft Excel Expert exam. How would that look on your resume?Reviews"Well thought out and explained in a way which makes it easy to learn & understand." - Arnold Schwartz"This course is very well structured and the teachers knowledge is very good. His teaching style is capturing and he is very structured. The small tests after each section is great, and even greater is that he takes time to show his thoughts on how is should have been done, not just leaving one to wonder if it was right or not. The resources used in this course is also very suitable. Highly recommend this one" - Daniel Sandberg------------Most people who use Excel are up to Level 3 in some aspects, and Level 2 in others. Why not go all the way to Level 10?In this course, learn how to:Manage workbook options and settingsManage Excel workbooks,Manage workbook review,Apply workbook settings, properties and data options, andApply logical and statistical functionsCreate advanced charts and Excel tablesCreate and manage PivotTables,Advanced formatting,Create and manage PivotCharts,Create advanced charts,Apply advanced date and time functionsPreparing for advanced formulasTroubleshoot Excel formulas,Manage and reference defined names,Prepare a workbook for internationalisation and accessibility,Array fornulas.Automation and advanced formulasPerform data analysis and business intelligence in Excel.Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros and form controls.Create and modify custom workbook elementsLook up data by using functions (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, MATCH, INDEX, TRANSPOSE and INDIRECT). translated into 15 different languages.This course teaches all the skills that Microsoft want you to know for the Expert exams. Specifically, they are the skills required to undertake the Microsoft Certificate 77-851 (for Excel 2007 Expert), 77-888 (for Excel 2010 Expert), 77-427 and 77-428 (for Excel 2013 Expert) and 77-728 (for Excel 2016 Expert) and will be useful if you wish to take the exam, or which to learn more about Microsoft ExcelThe core skills which are taught are those tested by Microsoft in the exam. There are topics that it wants you to learn about Microsoft Excel, and this course teaches you all of them.Each module is taught in order, and is divided in sub-topics, and generally each sub-topic will have an individual lecture lasting 5-7 minutes.The course will take about 8 hours to complete, plus will you need additional time to test yourselves to ensure that you have learned the necessary skills.You should take this course if:you want to learn more about Microsoft Excel, oryou want to learn the Excel skills you need to become a certified Microsoft Office Specialist Expert.Regardless whether you have Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016 or Excel 365, this course will help you get to an advanced level, and maybe even want you to get more!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Welcome to Udemy
Lecture 3 Introduction to Udemy
Lecture 4 Do you want auto-translated subtitles in more languages?
Lecture 5 Curriculum and the Official Microsoft Certifications
Section 2: Level 6, Section 1: Manage workbooks
Lecture 6 Save a workbook as a template
Lecture 7 Modifying custom templates
Lecture 8 Copy styles from template to template
Lecture 9 Using a formula to refer to another spreadsheet
Lecture 10 Reference data in another workbook
Lecture 11 Refresh and edit workbook links
Lecture 12 Reference data by using structured references
Lecture 13 Practice Activity Number 1
Lecture 14 Answers to Practice Activity 1
Section 3: Level 6, Section 2: Protect documents and Manage workbook review
Lecture 15 Restrict editing by protecting a spreadsheet
Lecture 16 Lock and unlock cells
Lecture 17 Lock and unlock objects and hide formulas
Lecture 18 Hiding Formulas
Lecture 19 Protect Workbook
Lecture 20 Sharing Workbooks
Lecture 21 Sharing Workbooks
Lecture 22 Track Changes
Lecture 23 Manage Workbook Versions
Lecture 24 Encrypt a workbook with a password
Lecture 25 Importing and exporting XML data
Lecture 26 Practice Activity Number 2
Lecture 27 Answers to Practice Activity 2
Section 4: Level 6, Section 3: Using Logical and Statistical Functions
Lecture 28 Perform logical operations by using the NOT function
Lecture 29 Perform logical operations by using AND and OR
Lecture 30 Perform logical operations by using nested functions
Lecture 31 Perform statistical operations by using COUNTIFS
Lecture 32 Perform statistical operations by using SUMIFS and AVERAGEIFS
Lecture 33 Using FREQUENCY
Lecture 34 Trapping errors with IFERROR and ISERROR
Lecture 35 Practice Activity Number 3
Lecture 36 Answers to Practice Activity 3
Section 5: Level 7, Section 1: Creating PivotTables
Lecture 37 Creating our first PivotTable
Lecture 38 PivotTable Options
Lecture 39 Filtering Data, including using Slicers
Lecture 40 Group PivotTable data
Lecture 41 Reference data by using GETPIVOTDATA, and add and utilise calculated fields
Lecture 42 Practice Activity Number 4
Lecture 43 Answers to Practice Activity 4
Section 6: Level 7, Section 2: Advanced Formatting
Lecture 44 Formatting number values
Lecture 45 Custom Formatting - number formatting
Lecture 46 Custom Formatting - dates and text
Lecture 47 Custom Formatting - sections and colors
Lecture 48 Create and manage custom conditional formatting rules
Lecture 49 Create conditional formatting rules that use formulas
Lecture 50 Practice Activity Number 5
Lecture 51 Answers to Practice Activity 5
Section 7: Level 7, Session 3: Creating PivotCharts and advanced charts
Lecture 52 Create PivotCharts
Lecture 53 Manipulate options in and apply styles to existing PivotCharts
Lecture 54 Create dual-axis charts
Lecture 55 Add trendlines to charts
Lecture 56 Save a chart as a template and create custom chart templates
Lecture 57 View chart animations
Lecture 58 Practice Activity Number 6
Lecture 59 Answers to Practice Activity 6
Section 8: Level 7, Session 4: Apply advanced date and time and financial functions
Lecture 60 Reference the date and time by using the NOW and TODAY functions
Lecture 61 Extract dates and times
Lecture 62 Serialise numbers by using date and time functions
Lecture 63 Financial functions
Lecture 64 Practice Activity Number 7
Lecture 65 Answers to Practice Activity 7
Section 9: Level 8, Session 1: Troubleshoot formulas
Lecture 66 Trace precedence and dependence
Lecture 67 Monitor cells and formulas by using the Watch Window
Lecture 68 Checking for errors
Lecture 69 Enable iterative calculations and setting iterative calculation options
Lecture 70 Perform what-if analysis by using Goal Seek
Lecture 71 Enabling or disabling automatic workbook calculation
Lecture 72 Practice Activity Number 8
Lecture 73 Answers to Practice Activity 8
Section 10: Level 8, Section 2: Prepare a workbook for internationalisation + accessibility
Lecture 74 Display data in multiple international formats
Lecture 75 Apply international currency formats
Lecture 76 Manage multiple options for +Body and +Heading fonts
Lecture 77 Modify worksheets for use with accessibility tools
Lecture 78 Practice Activity Number 9
Lecture 79 Answers to Practice Activity 9
Section 11: Level 8, Section 3: Manage and reference defined names
Lecture 80 Name cells and reference a named formula
Lecture 81 Name data ranges and tables
Lecture 82 Modify named ranges by using Names Manager
Lecture 83 Navigate across worksheets by using named ranges
Lecture 84 Practice Activity Number 10
Lecture 85 Answers to Practice Activity 10
Section 12: Level 8, Section 4: Formula Arrays
Lecture 86 Using an array formula and SUMing the result
Lecture 87 Using an array formula and outputting the result to a range
Lecture 88 Using Min and Max in Array Formulas
Lecture 89 Using the TRANSPOSE function
Lecture 90 Limitations of array formulas
Lecture 91 Bonus - Adding/deleting rows and array formulas
Lecture 92 Practice Activity Number 11
Lecture 93 Answers to Practice Activity 11
Section 13: Level 9, Section 1: Perform data analysis and business intelligence
Lecture 94 Choosing data sets from external data connections
Lecture 95 Manage external data connections
Lecture 96 Power Query - installing in Excel 2010 and 2013
Lecture 97 Importing Data, and Display and connect to data
Lecture 98 Managing Queries
Lecture 99 Transform, and re-displaying (re-loading) data
Lecture 100 Combine (or Append) data sets
Lecture 101 Merge data sets
Lecture 102 Consolidate data
Lecture 103 Consolidating data using PivotTables
Lecture 104 Practice Activity Number 12
Lecture 105 Answers to Practice Activity 12
Section 14: Level 9, Section 2: The Data Model and PowerPivot
Lecture 106 Introduction to the Data Model
Lecture 107 Activating PowerPivot on Excel 2013 and 2016
Lecture 108 Activating PowerPivot on Excel 2010
Lecture 109 Utilise PowerPivot and create a PivotTable based on the Excel data model
Lecture 110 Manage relationships
Lecture 111 Use cube functions to get data out of the Excel data model
Lecture 112 Power Pivot Advanced - Valerie's Question Part 1
Lecture 113 Power Pivot Advanced - Valerie's Question Part 2
Lecture 114 Practice Activity Number 13
Lecture 115 Answers to Practice Activity 13
Section 15: Level 9, Session 3: Create and modify custom workbook elements
Lecture 116 Populate cells by using advanced Fill Series options
Lecture 117 Create custom colour formats
Lecture 118 Create and modify cell styles
Lecture 119 Create and modify custom themes
Lecture 120 Practice Activity Number 14
Lecture 121 Answers to Practice Activity 14
Section 16: Level 9, Session 4: Create advanced formulas
Lecture 122 Look up data by using the VLOOKUP function
Lecture 123 Look up data by using the HLOOKUP function
Lecture 124 The difference between VLOOKUP and SUMIF or SUMIFS
Lecture 125 Using VLookup for appropriate matches
Lecture 126 Look up data by using the MATCH function
Lecture 127 Look up data by using the INDEX function
Lecture 128 Using the INDIRECT function
Lecture 129 Create a dynamic named range
Lecture 130 Use the Solver add-in
Lecture 131 Perform what-if analysis by using Scenario Manager (create + compare scenarios)
Lecture 132 Practice Activity Number 15
Lecture 133 Answers to Practice Activity 15
Section 17: Level 10, Section 1: Link form controls to cells
Lecture 134 Inserting form controls
Lecture 135 Insert Scroll bars and Setting form properties
Lecture 136 Insert List and Combo boxes
Lecture 137 Insert check boxes, Insert labels and other form controls
Lecture 138 Practice Activity Number 16
Lecture 139 Answers to Practice Activity 16
Section 18: Level 10, Session 2: Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
Lecture 140 Record a macro and Running a macro
Lecture 141 Running a macro when a button is clicked
Lecture 142 Creating a custom macro button on the Quick Access Toolbar
Lecture 143 Opening the VBA Editor
Lecture 144 Running a macro when a workbook is opened
Lecture 145 Copy macros between workbooks
Lecture 146 Assign a shortcut key to an existing macro
Lecture 147 Creating forms and Modify tab order among workbook elements and objects
Lecture 148 Create a user-defined function (UDF)
Lecture 149 Practice Activity Number 17
Lecture 150 Answers to Practice Activity 17
Section 19: Conclusion
Lecture 151 Where next?
Lecture 152 Thank you very much
Lecture 153 Bonus Lecture
This is for you if you want to develop your Excel skills to an Expert level.,This is also for you if you want to take the Microsoft Office Specialist Expert Exams.,This may not be for you if you are not already at least at an Intermediate level (already done levels 1-5 or equivalent).


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