Basic & Advance Excel Objective:
What is Excel?
Microsoft Excel is a general purpose electronic spreadsheet to use to organize, calculate, and analyze data. The task you can complete with Excel ranges from preparing a simple family budget, preparing a purchase order, create an elaborate graph/chart, or managing a complex accounting ledger for a medium size business Provide Basic/Advanced Understanding of Excel, make user familiar to create formula and give platform to make good analysis and introduce Powerful tools of advance excel so that user can make advance analysis with the help of those tools.
1). Introduction to Excel, Basic Understanding Menu and Toolbar.
2). Introduction to different category of functions like Basics, Mathematical and Statistical, Date and Time, Logical, Lookup and References, Text and Information.
3). Sum,Count, Conta, Count blank, Average, Max, Large Min, Abs, Sum if, Count if, Sum ifs, Count ifs, Lowers, Upper, Proper, Trim, Len, Left, Right, Mid,
4). Concatenate, Subtotal,And, Or, Day, Year, Eo month, E date, Net workdays, Today, Weekday, Week number, Workday, Find,Search, V-lookup, H-lookup, Match, Ifferror, Ifna, If, Index, Offset.
5). Filters (Basic, Advanced, Conditional), Sort (Ascending, Descending, Cell/ Font Color), Single and Multiple Charts/Graphs, Conditional Formatting, Data Validation, Group & Ungroup, Data split.
6.) Pivot Table and Chart, Import and Export data, Protect/Unprotect sheets/workbooks. Worksheet formatting and Print Display.
Prevent wrong Decisions using Excel Tables
1. Introduction to Excel Tables
2. Power of Excel Tables
3. Time saving features of Excel tables
4. Calculation logic of excel tables
Charts in Excel
1. Elements of Charts
2. Major charts used in Industry
The Power of Pivot Tables
1. Pivot Table Creating methods
2. Rearranging a Pivot Tables
3. Filtering Pivot Table Data
4. Performing Custom calculation
5. Creating dynamic Dashboards using Slicer
6. Consolidating multiple sheets in less than a minute
7. Creating multiple sheets in a single click using Pivot
Data Filtering Techniques
1. Data Filtering Techniques
2. Introduction to Auto Filter
3. Challenges in Auto Filter
4. Power of Advance Filter
5. Complex calculations based filter
6. Filter using Wild Cards
7. Analyzing data with What-If Analysis
8. Introduction to What-If Analysis
9. Determine unknown with Goal-Seek
10. Analyze Data with Data Table
11. Enable Decision making using Solver
12. View results with Scenario Manager
13. Summarizing Data using Subtotal
14. Introduction to Subtotal
15. Logic behind subtotal
16. Calculations in Subtotal
17. Sparkline for Data Trends
18. Introduction to Sparkline
19. Types of Sparkline in Excel
Conditional Formatting
Beyond Simple Conditional Formats ●Basing Conditions On A Formula And Deciding Whether A Batsman Is Out Or Not
●Choose Currency Symbols For A Whole Sheet By Changing A Single Cell
●Getting Your Rules In The Right Order And Knowing When To Stop
●Graphical Conditional Formats – The Detailed Options
●Using Invisibility To Your Advantage
Data Validation
Extended Uses of Data Validation
● working with Validation Formulae
● Lists and Lists That Depend on Other List Selections
● Other Methods of Tracking down Invalid Entries WHAT IF?
Using Excel to help you make decisions
● Use Goal Seek to find where you need to start to get where you need to go
● Use an Excel Data Table to calculate dozens of possible outcomes
● Create and manage alternative scenarios
● Make more profit or incur less expense by using Excel Solver to identify the best solution SPARKLINES
In-cell charts – showing 12 times as much information in the same amount of space
● Careful with that Axis
● The different types of Sparkline: lines, columns and win loss
● Sparkline based on a dynamic data range
Working With External Data –
Getting at your data using the Get External Data tools
● Understand relational database
● Excel 2013 Data Model create relationships within Excel
Advanced Uses of Pivot tables –
Use advanced pivot table techniques to do more with your data
● Calculated Fields and Calculated items
● Using pivot tables as the calculation engine behind management Excel 2010 and 2013 Slicers and Timelines – make your pivot tables more interactive
● Working with Pivot Charts
● Building and interactive dashboard using pivot tables and Slicers
POWERPIVOT –
The Excel 2010 and 2013 Power Pivot add-in ●Power Pivot data tools REPORTING WITH POWERPIVOT