Microsoft Excel Intermediate
Duration: 1 Day
Overview:
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Even those who are excited about incorporating new technology into their daily tasks
may wonder what Microsoft Excel training could possibly do for them. However, the
tricks and tools taught in Aspect’s Excel Intermediate course reveal capabilities
about Excel that most people never imagined. The greatest thing about learning the
ins and outs of this powerful program on Aspect’s Excel Intermediate course is that
you don't have to know a thing about programming languages or techno-speak to be
able to create highly interactive spreadsheet that update automatically with the
latest information.
Aspect’s Excel Intermediate course is designed for those users who wish to step
up their current knowledge of Excel to take advantage of the more complex features.
This course will show you how to create, edit and format large or multiple spreadsheets.
Delegates will also be able to perform calculations and functions within a workbook,
manipulate data lists which will enable the user to maintain and present data in
a professional environment.
Prerequisites:
A basic knowledge of using a Windows is an essential prerequisite for this programme.
Some experience in working with Excel is also required. 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, such as copying and moving cell entries,
clearing cells, and inserting rows and columns
- Perform basic worksheet formatting operations, such as adjusting column width and
row height, realigning cell entries and changing the font and number format of cell
entries
- Use basic Excel functions, such as SUM, AVERAGE, MAX and MIN
Course Topics:
Using financial functions
Using the PMT and FV functions
Setting up a financial analysis table
Using logical functions
Using the IF and nesting IF functions
Using date/time functions
Using the DATE and NOW functions
Using lookup functions
Using the VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP functions
Linking worksheets within a workbook
Setting up related worksheets within a workbook
Moving the cell pointer from one worksheet to another
Copying data from one worksheet to another; editing the data
Entering a formula to link related worksheets
Formatting multiple worksheets in one operation
Moving and copying worksheets
Previewing and printing multiple worksheets in one operation
Linking multiple workbooks
Entering a formula to link multiple workbooks
Creating a workspace
Using Excel Internet features
Accessing the internet from Excel
Linking an Excel workbook to a web page, saving Excel data as a web page
Additional data entry and formatting techniques
Restricting cell entries to specific numbers, dates, times or entries in a list
Applying number formats to cell entries
Creating a custom number format
Working with a template
Creating a template; modifying the default template style
Basing a new workbook on a custom template
Auditing a worksheet
Tracing precedents, dependents and errors in a worksheet
Working with a database
What is a database?
Totalling database entries, filtering and sorting database records
Specifying a criteria range in a filter operation
Using a data form to enter database records
Querying an external database
Analysing data (Part 1)
Creating a pivot table report
Resetting a summary function in a pivot table report
Creating a pivot chart report, creating a pivot table report for the internet
Analysing data (Part 2)
Using the solver, outlining a worksheet
Additional data analysis topics
Importing and exporting data
Importing a text file into Excel
Importing an HTML file into Excel
Exporting Excel data into other applications
Using Excel workgroup features
Tracking changes and inserting comments in a worksheet
Accepting and rejecting proposed changes/reviewing comments
Protecting a shared or unshared workbook
Additional workgroup topics
