This introductory MS Excel course is for anyone who needs to understand how Excel works. Suitable for beginners.
By the end of this course you will be able to navigate a spreadsheet, use the ribbon and the quick access toolbar. You will be able to enter and edit data as well as copy and move it. You will learn about absolute and relative referencing and be able to determine the order of calculations. You will learn how to create basic formulas and use basic functions such as the auto-sum, minimum, maximum, average and count Functions. You will also learn how to format worksheets, create basic charts and lastly manage large worksheets. This course also covers the desktop and web versions.
Estimated Course duration is 3 - 4 hours. Each lesson take on average 3-5 minutes to complete.
Course Content
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Getting Started
Excel Environment
Worksheet Terminology
Navigating Worksheets
Switching between open Workbooks
The Ribbon
Customising the Ribbon
Mini Toolbar
Quick Access Toolbar
Status Bar
Backstage View
Getting Help
Opening & Closing Workbooks
Creating & Saving Workbooks
File Formats
Working with Data
Editing Data
Clearing vs Deleting Data
Selecting Data
Moving & Copying Data
Editing Cells
Using Undo & Redo
Find & Select
Creating Custom Lists
Working with Comments
Working with Worksheets
Managing Columns & Rows
Inserting Columns & Rows
Deleting Columns & Rows
Managing Worksheets
Inserting & Deleting Worksheets
Moving & Copying Worksheets
Formulas & Functions
Understanding Formulas
Order of Calculation
Entering & Editing Formulas
Moving & Copying Formulas
Relative & Absolute Cell References
Using Autosum
SUM Function
MIN & MAX Functions
AVERAGE Function
COUNT Function
Formatting
Live Preview
Text Formatting
Text Alignment
Text Wrapping
Merge & Centre
Text Orientation
Formatting Numbers & Dates
Format Painter
Cell Styles
Conditional Formatting
Charts
Chart Basics
Formatting Charts
Recommended Charts
Proofing & Printing
Print Preview
Page Break Preview
Page Setup Options
Setting Print Areas
Spell Check
Printing Worksheets
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