A beginner’s guide to learn microsoft excel.
What you will learn
Basics Of Excel
Creating Beautiful Data
Working With Cells
Working With Row, Column and Tables
Working With Formulas and Function
Working With Charts and Graphics
Analyzing Different Data and Appendixes
Programming Excel With VBA
Using Advanced Excel
Description
Excel is not just for making tables
When you were in school, maybe you used Excel to plug in a few number tables or add two cells together. However, Excel is so much more complex than that. For example, did you know that the program can do all of the following:
Organize data in an easy-to-navigate way
Do basic and complex mathematical functions so you don’t have to
Turn piles of data into helpful graphics and charts
Analyze data and make forecasting predictions
Create, build, and edit pixelated images (yes, creatives use it, too!)
Long story short? There’s a lot more to the program than you probably even realized, and there’s a use for it no matter what you do. It’s more about problem-solving in an organized manner than it is about rows of data, and this shift in perspective will allow you to think more critically about how Excel can help you.
Microsoft Excel is used by millions of people around the world every day. It is an extremely powerful tool that allows individuals and businesses to easily sort, search, and review large sets of data.While there are endless possibilities for how to use Excel, there are a number of basic formulas and built-in tools that everyone should know. You can learn these basic tips in under an hour and once you’ve mastered them you’ll be using Excel faster and more efficiently than ever before.
In this course I’m going to show you Split the text into multiple columns based on pre-determine break points,Easily clean up large lists and columns,Easily count different kinds of cells, such as blanks or non-blanks, with number, date or text values, containing specific words or character, etc.
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