Thursday, 24 December 2015

Microsoft Excel 2010: Advanced Training

Course Description

A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this Excel course.
This Excel 2010 advanced training course, follows up from the Beginners Excel 2010 course by delving even deeper into the features and functions of this powerful spreadsheet software.
Microsoft Excel 2010 is much more than a quick way to add up numbers. In this online course, you will learn advanced features such as nesting IF statements, how to calculate the Mean of a group of numbers using AVERAGEIF, SUMIF and more. You will learn about performing lookups with HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP. This tutorial also covers Sparklines, and goes in-depth with Pivot Tables and Charts. Finally, you will learn how to create and record your own Macros.
This advanced Excel video course is not for beginners. You should have a firm grasp of the basics before taking this Advanced Excel training course. By the conclusion of this advanced computer software tutorial for Microsoft Excel 2010, you will have mastered the advanced features and functions of this software. Working files are included to allow you to follow along with the same Excel files the author trains you with.
Full details

What am I going to get from this course?

  • Over 135 lectures and 8.5 hours of content!
  • Learn Advanced Microsoft Excel 2010 from a professional trainer from your own desk.
  • 136 lectures (8.5 hours of content) teaching you lookups, advanced IF statements, Macros, Sparklines, and much more!
  • Suitable advanced Excel users. ideal for users who learn faster when shown.
  • Visual training method, offering users increased retention and accelerated learning.
  • Breaks even the most complex applications down into simplistic steps.

Curriculum

Section 1: Getting Started With This Excel Course
Working Files - Download These First
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How Advanced Does The Advanced Get?
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04:57
Using The Included Excel Files
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01:41
New In Excel 2010 - The Sparkline
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03:36
Section 2: The Excel IF Function
The Syntax Of IF
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06:02
Nesting The IF Statement In Excel
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06:45
Use The AND Operator To Reduce Quantity Of Nested IFs
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04:09
Use The OR Operator To Reduce Quantity Of Nested IFs
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03:17
The NOT Operator Within AND And OR Statements
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02:47
SUMIF For Selective Adding Up
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05:04
COUNTIF For Selective Counting
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03:52
AVERAGEIF For The Mean Of Cells That Meet Our Criteria
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02:34
Multiple Criteria Within The Same SUM AVERAGE And COUNT Functions
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07:17
Section 3: Performing Lookup in Excel
VLOOKUP Explained
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03:43
Applied Examples for VLOOKUP
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10:03
HLOOKUP Explained
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03:01
HLOOKUP In Action
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06:37
Looking For A Near Match In A Lookup
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04:51
Checking For Missing Data In A Lookup
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05:45
Extending The Size Of A Lookup Table
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04:14
Nested LOOKUPs In Excel
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04:28
Section 4: Excel Data Functions
The MATCH Function Explained
08:14
The INDEX Function Syntax
05:06
How To Stop Nonexistent Row Or Column Lookups In INDEX
02:41
The CHOOSE Lookup Function
02:37
Section 5: Excel Math Functions
Working With TIME
05:55
Rounding To Fractional Values
03:35
MOD For Working Out Remainders
02:18
Generating A Random Number
02:33
Pick A List Item At Random
03:05
Calculating Loan Repayments Using PMT
02:55
Excel - Investment Calculations Using PMT
02:59
Working Out Depreciation
04:21
Working Out Different Parts Of A Loan Calculation
04:58
Section 6: Arrays In Excel
What Is An Array And An Array Formula
03:00
Creating And Using An Array Formula
03:29
Conditional Evaluation In An Array Formula
03:42
The Very Clever TRANSPOSE Array Function
03:32
Section 7: Excel Functions For Working With Text
LEN And TRIM Two Very Useful Text Functions
02:44
Using LEFT And RIGHT For String Extraction
03:36
FIND And MID Working Together To Extract Parts Of Strings
04:15
Build Strings From Multiple Cells
03:58
Excel - Changing The Case Of Text In Cells
02:56
REPLACE And SUBSTITUTE In Action
05:12
Formatting Numeric Values With A Text String Using TEXT
05:09
Extracting The Values From The Text Functions We Have Used
03:00
Section 8: Other Useful Excel Functions
Welcome To IS Functions
02:45
Error Checking With ISERR ISERROR ISNA And IFERROR
08:06
The OFFSET Formula Explained
03:17
Dynamic Named Ranges Using The OFFSET Function
05:48
Use The INDIRECT Function To Build Dynamic Formulas
05:59
Dealing With INDIRECT Errors
01:46
Use Formulas To Determine An Excel Filename And Or Sheet Name
05:43
Section 9: Sparklines
Creating A Sparkline In Excel
03:06
Change The Design Of Sparklines
03:38
Dealing with Empty Cells
01:57
Comparing One Sparkline To Another by Altering Vertical Scale
02:57
Removing Sparklines From A Sheet
01:35
Section 10: Outlining
Outlining Explained
02:35
Creating An Outline Automatically
02:34
Creating An Outline Manually
02:58
Manually Removing Data From An Outline
03:25
Removing The Outlining From A Worksheet
00:55
Adjusting A Grouping Created By Automatic Outlining
03:54
Section 11: Custom Views In Excel
Creating A Custom View Of A Worksheet
02:48
Changing From One Custom View To Another
01:34
Editing A Custom View
01:14
How To Delete A Custom View
01:20
Section 12: Scenario
Setting Up A Scenario And Entering Values
04:17
Display The Scenario Values
02:01
Editing The Values Of A Scenario
01:32
Deleting A Scenario
01:06
Merge Scenarios From Different Sheets
02:13
Getting A Summary Of All Scenarios
04:28
Section 13: Auditing And Troubleshooting Formulas
Description Of Tracer Arrows
01:00
Tracing Precedents And Dependents
02:56
Remove Tracer Arrows
01:54
Error Checking Using Auditing Tools
04:23
Step By Step Processing Of Formula To Help With Troubleshooting
02:55
Excel - Utilizing The Watch Window
03:48
Section 14: Pivot Tables In Excel
What Is A Pivot Table
04:19
Steps To Create A Pivot Table In Excel
06:56
Rearranging Fields In A Pivot Table
03:50
Changing The Math Of The Data Summary
03:03
Number Format Control Of The Summary Area
03:17
Creating A Second (Or More) Pivot Table On The Same Data
03:01
Moving A Pivot Table
03:05
Removing A Pivot Table
01:55
Making Use Of The Report Filter Option
05:47
Sorting A Pivot Tables Columns
03:30
Displaying Values As A Percentage
05:00
Refreshing A Pivot Table Manually Or Semi-Automatically
02:56
Drilling Down Behind The Pivot Table Summaries
04:06
Applying Pivot Table Styles
03:14
Creating Your Own Custom Pivot Table Style
03:39
Copying A Pivot Table Style Between Workbooks
02:13
Using More Than One Field In Row And Column Headings
05:01
Disabling And Enabling Grand And Sub Totals
05:53
Filtering Columns And Rows Within A Pivot Table
06:08
Dealing With Empty (NULL) Cells
02:25
Exploring The Additional Pivot Table Options
04:07
Introducing The Slicer Tool
03:54
Managing Your Slices
03:25
Formatting Your Slices
03:07
Connecting A Pivot Table To SQL Server
05:27
External Connection Refresh Rate And Password Saving
02:20
Section 15: Excel Pivot Charts
Creating A Pivot Chart
04:26
Altering Chart Types Formats And Layouts
03:10
Advanced Layout Control Of A Pivot Chart
04:25
Filtering A Pivot Chart
03:14
Hiding Pivot Chart Elements
02:24
Moving A Pivot Chart Between Sheets
02:57
Deleting A Pivot Chart (With Care)
02:40
Section 16: Goal Seek And Solver
Using Goal Seek To Carry Out What If Analysis
07:17
Using SOLVER To Carry Out What if Analysis
05:23
Excel - Activating The SOLVER Add In
02:13
Add Constraints Into A SOLVER Problem
05:25
Alberts Cafe Solver Solution
08:13
Section 17: Macros In Excel
What Is A Macro
02:35
Creating Storing And Running Your First Macro
05:29
Using Relative Or Absolute Referencing During Recording
03:53
Saving Workbooks With Macros Issues
02:49
Opening Files Containing Macros
04:11
The PERSONAL Workbook
01:21
How To Delete Macros
02:46
Use A Macro For Formatting
02:36
Trigger A Macro With A Keyboard Shortcut
03:16
Using Form Buttons To Trigger Macros
02:42
Customizing The Form Buttons In Excel
03:15
Assigning Macros To Ribbon Icons
03:17
Create Your Own Ribbon
03:17
Remove Options From Ribbons
02:00
View And Edit Macro Code
03:54
Add A Confirmation Dialog Box To Macros
04:05
How To Get The Excel Working Files
00:16

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