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Course Title:

Excel Intermediate

Duration:

1 day

Prerequisites:

Previous experience in the use of Windows and the basic functions of Excel is assumed
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Objectives:

This course has been specifically designed for users who know the basic Excel functions, and who wish to learn more

The objectives of the course are to teach new Excel functions to enable delegates to create and use more complex spreadsheets, to advise delegates of the potential of the software and to encourage autonomous learning. If delegates are self-taught, it is recommended that the course includes review topics

 

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Review Topics (optional)

Entering and editing data efficiently
Basic formatting
Arithmetic calculations
Creating and filtering lists and creating subtotals
Creating and editing default charts

General features

Freezing panes
Splitting windows
Inserting, copying and moving sheets
Hiding and protecting data

Formulae and Functions

Absolute and relative references
Basic functions; MIN, MAX, AVERAGE, IF
Rounding
Basic date functions; using date functions in formulae
List functions; VLOOKUP, MATCH, INDEX and advanced filters

Names

Naming sheets, cells, ranges, constants and formulae
Using names for navigation
Using names in formulae, and the Intersection Reference Operator

Links

Creating external references
Creating links using Paste Special
Updating links
Editing links

Printing

Setting and clearing print areas
Printing named ranges
Page Break Preview - controlling page breaks
Page Set-up - repeating rows and columns, creating headers and footers

Pivot tables

Creating Pivot Tables
Modifying Pivot Tables

Templates

Creating and using templates

Charts

Chart wizard
Editing embedded charts
Formatting charts

 

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