Microsoft Excel Training - Advanced
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In this course you will be taught how to create complex formulas, utilise a wide range of functions, and develop dynamic charts and reports. In addition, you'll learn how to automate repetitive tasks using Macros, and gain a practical understanding of data analysis tools such as Solver, data linking, Pivot Charts, and controls. Our comprehensive course outline is provided below, so you can have a clear idea of what to expect from the course. By the end of the course, you'll have acquired the skills and knowledge necessary to work confidently with Excel at an advanced level.
Microsoft Excel Training - Advanced
Learn to automate tasks with Macros, understand the data analysis tools in Solver, Pivot Charts and controls. Sharpen your advanced excel skills.
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
Excel Advanced Course Details
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What do I need to know to attend?
The course is for existing users of Excel. You should have completed the Excel Beginner Course and our Excel Intermediate Course or be familiar with the content covered on these courses. The course is aimed at those wishing to move to the next level with Excel with a focus on increasing automation and employing the more advanced tools offered. This course will cover advanced excel skills.
Excel Advanced Learning Outcomes
- Protect data in worksheets and workbooks
- Use a range of lookup and reference functions
- Use the Formula Auditing tools to find and fix formula errors
- Import data into Excel and export data from Excel
- Understand and create simple PivotTables
- Construct and operate PivotTables using some of the more advanced techniques
- Create and edit a PivotChart
- Create recorded macros in Excel
Excel Advanced Course Content
- Structured References
- Cell-based vs table-based references
- Table elements
- Structured reference for a row
- Structured reference for a Range
- Structured reference for Table Totals
- Union operator (,)
- Named Ranges
- Creating Named ranges
- Creating Named ranges using the Name Box
- Creating Named ranges using the Create from Selection
- Applying names to Tables
- Creating Ranges for Data Validation
- Editing named ranges – Single Cell
- Editing named ranges - Range
- Finding where named ranges are used
- Deleting named ranges
- Using names in a formula
- Display a list of range names
- Dynamic Array Functions
- Function Arguments Dialogue Box
- UNIQUE Function
- SORT
- FILTER Function
- CHOOSECOLS
- LOOKUP: INDEX MATCH
- INDEX Function
- Using XMATCH
- SEARCH Mode
- MATCH Function [LEGACY FUNCTION]
- Using MATCH and INDEX together [LEGACY FUNCTION]
- Nesting the MATCH and INDEX Functions
- LOOKUP: Choose Switch XLOOKUP
- CHOOSE vs SWITCH
- XLOOKUP
- Pivottables
- Creating Pivot Tables
- Extracting data from the PivotTable
- Filtering the PivotTable
- Changing the calculation in the PivotTable
- Creating PivotCharts
- Adding Slicers
- The Timeline Filter
- Show Values As
- Grouping Data
- Report Layout in Pivot Tables
- Totals in a Pivot Table
- Calculations in a PivotTable
- Report Filter Pages
- Refresh the PivotTable
- Advanced Functions
- Date Functions
- Information Functions
- Maths and Statistical Functions
- TEXT Functions (OPTIONAL)