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• Excel from A-Z Course Introduction 24:28

  • 1: Overview Preview 03:20
  • 2: What is Microsoft Excel Preview 04:16
  • 3: Who is This Course For 03:30
  • 4: Microsoft Excel Marketplace 04:08
  • 5: Excel Job Opportunities 02:43
  • 6: Excel Job Types 03:51
  • 7: Sales Video Excel course 02:40

• Getting Started with Excel 21:13

  • 8: Finding and Opening Excel 01:04
  • 9: Excel_s Start Screen 03:15
  • 10: Explaining the Excel Interface 02:43
  • 11: Excel Interface Continued 01:25
  • 12: Customizing the Excel Ribbon 03:03
  • 13: Excel Workbook vs. Excel Worksheet 02:12
  • 14: Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar 02:15
  • 15: Excel Shortcut Keys 01:43
  • 16: Saving and Opening Excel Documents 03:33

• Values, Referencing and Formulas 29:49

  • 17: Building Basic Formulas in Excel 04:43
  • 18: Creating Excel Labels 02:32
  • 19: Entering Numeric Data in Excel 03:25
  • 20: Formatting Date Values in Excel 05:19
  • 21: Order of Operation 06:27
  • 22: Relative vs Absolute Cell References 07:23

• Intro to Excel Functions 20:45

  • 23: COUNT Functions 04:57
  • 24: Excel Functions Explained 02:34
  • 25: The AVERAGE Function 02:00
  • 26: The MIN and MAX Function 03:43
  • 27: The SUM Function 07:31

• Adjusting Excel Worksheets 35:01

  • 28: Adding a Workbook Password to Open File 02:09
  • 29: Adding Protection to Specific Cells 04:23
  • 30: Adjusting the Width and Height of Cells 04:34
  • 31: Hiding and Unhiding Excel Rows and Columns 04:28
  • 32: Insert and Delete Rows and Columns 05:04
  • 33: Moving and Copying Data 06:45
  • 34: Protecting the Structure of a Workbook 02:11
  • 35: Renaming Moving and Deleting Excel Worksheets 05:27

• Visually Pleasing Cell Formatting 34:00

  • 36: Adding Cell Borders 04:47
  • 37: Creating Styles for Formatting Efficiency 05:55
  • 38: Formatting Data Appropriately 05:20
  • 39: Formatting Fonts and Cell Background Color 04:54
  • 40: Merging Cells 03:26
  • 41: The Magic Behind Excel_s Format Painter 03:29
  • 42: The Power of Conditional Formatting 06:09

• How to Insert Images and Shapes 18:55

  • 43: Create Compelling Graphics with SmartArt 05:36
  • 44: Customizing Icons 04:41
  • 45: Grab Users Attention using Illustrations 08:38

• Visualize Data with Charts 22:23

  • 46: Changing the Chart Design 01:58
  • 47: Formatting Elements of a Chart 06:23
  • 48: Little Slice of Pie Charts 05:11
  • 49: Modifying the Data Type and Location of a Chart 06:06
  • 50: The Commonly Used Column Chart 02:45

• Excel's Printing Options 16:07

  • 51: Converting Spreadsheets to PDF Files 02:28
  • 52: Excels Page Layout View 06:36
  • 53: Print Preview Options 04:25
  • 54: Printing a Specific Range of Cells 02:38

• Benefits of Using Excel Templates 06:44

  • 55: How to Create an Excel Template 05:22
  • 56: Why Create an Excel Template 01:22

• Working with Excel Datasets 35:22

  • 57: Applying Filters to Datasets 04:44
  • 58: Converting Datasets into Tables 05:55
  • 59: Creating Subtotals within a Dataset 05:38
  • 60: Custom Sorting Datasets in Excel 02:26
  • 61: Finding and Removing Duplicate Values 07:29
  • 62: How to Prepare Data for Analysis 04:00
  • 63: How to Sort Data in Excel 02:37
  • 64: Multi Level Sorting 02:33

• Excel Database Functions 30:02

  • 65: The DSUM Function Cont 07:06
  • 66: The DSUM Function 07:47
  • 67: The SUBTOTAL Function 06:28
  • 68: The SUMIF Function 08:41

• Excel Data Validation 33:22

  • 69: Adding Custom Alerts to Data Validation 06:53
  • 70: Creating a Drop Down List with Data Validation 07:08
  • 71: Creating a Dynamic Drop Down List 03:09
  • 72: Dependent Drop Down List 08:38
  • 73: Different Types of Data Validation 05:39
  • 74: What is Excel Data Validation 01:55

• Excel PivotTables 27:35

  • 75: Creating an Excel Pivot Table 05:30
  • 76: Creating PivotCharts and Slicers 07:59
  • 77: Drilling Down into PivotTable Data 01:59
  • 78: Grouping Filtering PivotTable Data 06:29
  • 79: Modifying Excel Pivot Tables 05:38

• Excel's PowerPivot Add-In 24:36

  • 80: Activating the Excel PowerPivot AddIn 01:33
  • 81: Creating Relationships between Data Tables 06:22
  • 82: How to Create PowerPivot KPIs 08:26
  • 83: Using Data Models to Create PivotTables 04:30
  • 84: What is PowerPivot 03:45

• Excel's Conditional Functions 31:31

  • 85: Excels IF Function 05:16
  • 86: IF AND Function 05:23
  • 87: IF OR Function 05:13
  • 88: Key Benefits of Using Named Ranges 04:10
  • 89: Nesting Multiple IF Functions 07:23
  • 90: The COUNTIF Function 04:06

• Excel's Lookup Functions 38:09

  • 91: INDEX and MATCH Combined 05:08
  • 92: The Beauty of Excels IFERROR Function 03:55
  • 93: The HLOOKUP Function 06:21
  • 94: The INDEX Function 04:42
  • 95: The MATCH Function 04:55
  • 96: The VLOOKUP Fumction 08:59
  • 97: Two Way Lookup with INDEX and MATCH 04:09

• Text Based Functions in Excel 31:45

  • 98: Combining Text with CONCATENATE 06:05
  • 99: Extracting Specific Text using LEN and SEARCH 12:44
  • 100: LEFT RIGHT MID Function 07:08
  • 101: Quick Tips and Other Text Based Functions 05:48

• Auditing Formulas and Custom Views in Excel 19:45

  • 102: 3D Referencing in Formulas 05:04
  • 103: Grouping Data 02:42
  • 104: How to Freeze Panes in Excel 02:55
  • 105: Showing Formulas 01:53
  • 106: Tracing Precedents and Dependents in Formulas 04:27
  • 107: Utilizing the Watch Window in Excel 02:44

• Excel’s “What If?” Tools 27:32

  • 108: Compare Results with Excel Data Tables 04:23
  • 109: Excels Scenario Manager Tool 05:55
  • 110: Goal Seek in Excel 06:15
  • 111: Solver Tool 10:59

• Welcome to Excel VBA! 17:55

  • 112: A Look Inside the Visual Basic Editor 03:56
  • 113: Recording a Macro 09:11
  • 114: Saving and Opening a Macro Enabled Workbook 02:13
  • 115: The Power Behind Excel VBA 02:35

• The VBA Language 17:09

  • 116: Excel VBA Variables 04:38
  • 117: Modules and Procedures 06:33
  • 118: Object Methods and Properties 05:58

• Writing VBA Code 56:54

  • 119: Creating User Defined Functions 09:18
  • 120: If Then Else Statement 10:22
  • 121: InputBox and MsgBox 05:32
  • 122: Referencing a Range 13:30
  • 123: User Defined Functions within VBA Scripts 06:08
  • 124: Using Variables in VBA Code 04:32
  • 125: Worksheet Functions inside VBA 07:32

• Important VBA Tools and Logic 27:08

  • 126: Debugging and Error Handling Cont 06:44
  • 127: Debugging and Error Handling 06:36
  • 128: Find Last Column of Data 03:12
  • 129: Find Last Row of Data 05:45
  • 130: With Statement 04:51

• Excel VBA Loops 18:51

  • 131: Do Until Loop 06:03
  • 132: For Each Loop 03:36
  • 133: For Next Loop 09:12

• Triggering Macros 24:53

  • 134: Assigning Macros to Shapes 03:32
  • 135: Form Controls vs Active X Controls 07:50
  • 136: Fun with VBA Events 06:54
  • 137: Workbook Events 02:54
  • 138: Worksheet Events 03:43

• Excel User Forms 47:09

  • 139: Adding Controls to UserForms 10:00
  • 140: Clearing Values from UserForm Controls 03:06
  • 141: Creating an Excel UserForm 03:15
  • 142: How to Close an UserForm 01:33
  • 143: How to Show an UserForm 03:01
  • 144: Passing Option Buttons Values to Desired Cells 06:50
  • 145: Passing TextBox Values to Desired Cells 06:36
  • 146: UserForm ComboBoxes 08:08
  • 147: UserForms and Protected Sheets 04:40

• Starting a Career in Excel 44:47

  • 148: Creating an Excel Resume 04:51
  • 149: Getting Started with Freelancing 06:15
  • 150: Getting Your First Client 07:45
  • 151: How to Become an Excel Freelancer 05:12
  • 152: Importance of Website 04:24
  • 153: Networking Do’s and Don’ts 04:21
  • 154: Personal Branding 06:47
  • 155: Top Freelance Sites 05:12

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Curriculum for the course: Microsoft Excel 101 : Excel Newbie to Professional

Here is a curriculum breakdown of the Microsoft Excel 101 : Excel Newbie to Professional course:

1 - Excel from A-Z Course Introduction

1 - Overview

2 - What is Microsoft Excel

3 - Who is This Course For

4 - Microsoft Excel Marketplace

5 - Excel Job Opportunities

6 - Excel Job Types

7 - Sales Video Excel course

2 - Getting Started with Excel

8 - Finding and Opening Excel

9 - Excel_s Start Screen

10 - Explaining the Excel Interface

11 - Excel Interface Continued

12 - Customizing the Excel Ribbon

13 - Excel Workbook vs. Excel Worksheet

14 - Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar

15 - Excel Shortcut Keys

16 - Saving and Opening Excel Documents

3 - Values, Referencing and Formulas

17 - Building Basic Formulas in Excel

18 - Creating Excel Labels

19 - Entering Numeric Data in Excel

20 - Formatting Date Values in Excel

21 - Order of Operation

22 - Relative vs Absolute Cell References

4 - Intro to Excel Functions

23 - COUNT Functions

24 - Excel Functions Explained

25 - The AVERAGE Function

26 - The MIN and MAX Function

27 - The SUM Function

5 - Adjusting Excel Worksheets

28 - Adding a Workbook Password to Open File

29 - Adding Protection to Specific Cells

30 - Adjusting the Width and Height of Cells

31 - Hiding and Unhiding Excel Rows and Columns

32 - Insert and Delete Rows and Columns

33 - Moving and Copying Data

34 - Protecting the Structure of a Workbook

35 - Renaming Moving and Deleting Excel Worksheets

6 - Visually Pleasing Cell Formatting

36 - Adding Cell Borders

37 - Creating Styles for Formatting Efficiency6m

38 - Formatting Data Appropriately

39 - Formatting Fonts and Cell Background Color

40 - Merging Cells

41 - The Magic Behind Excel_s Format Painter

42 - The Power of Conditional Formatting

7 - How to Insert Images and Shapes

43 - Create Compelling Graphics with SmartArt

44 - Customizing Icons

45 - Grab Users Attention using Illustrations

8 - Visualize Data with Charts

46 - Changing the Chart Design

47 - Formatting Elements of a Chart

48 - Little Slice of Pie Charts

49 - Modifying the Data Type and Location of a Chart

50 - The Commonly Used Column Chart

9 - Excel's Printing Options

51 - Converting Spreadsheets to PDF Files

52 - Excels Page Layout View

53 - Print Preview Options

54 - Printing a Specific Range of Cells

10 - Benefits of Using Excel Templates

55 - How to Create an Excel Template

56 - Why Create an Excel Template

11 - Working with Excel Datasets

57 - Applying Filters to Datasets

58 - Converting Datasets into Tables

59 - Creating Subtotals within a Dataset

60 - Custom Sorting Datasets in Excel

61 - Finding and Removing Duplicate Values

62 - How to Prepare Data for Analysis

63 - How to Sort Data in Excel

64 - Multi Level Sorting

12 - Excel Database Functions

65 - The DSUM Function Cont

66 - The DSUM Function

67 - The SUBTOTAL Function

68 - The SUMIF Function

13 - Excel Data Validation

69 - Adding Custom Alerts to Data Validation

70 - Creating a Drop Down List with Data Validation

71 - Creating a Dynamic Drop Down List

72 - Dependent Drop Down List

73 - Different Types of Data Validation

74 - What is Excel Data Validation

14 - Excel PivotTables

75 - Creating an Excel Pivot Table

76 - Creating PivotCharts and Slicers

77 - Drilling Down into PivotTable Data

78 - Grouping Filtering PivotTable Data

79 - Modifying Excel Pivot Tables

15 - Excel's PowerPivot Add-In

80 - Activating the Excel PowerPivot AddIn

81 - Creating Relationships between Data Tables

82 - How to Create PowerPivot KPIs

83 - Using Data Models to Create PivotTables

84 - What is PowerPivot

16 - Excel's Conditional Functions

85 - Excels IF Function

86 - IF AND Function

87 - IF OR Function

88 - Key Benefits of Using Named Ranges

89 - Nesting Multiple IF Functions

90 - The COUNTIF Function

17 - Excel's Lookup Functions

91 - INDEX and MATCH Combined

92 - The Beauty of Excels IFERROR Function

93 - The HLOOKUP Function

94 - The INDEX Function

95 - The MATCH Function

96 - The VLOOKUP Fumction

97 - Two Way Lookup with INDEX and MATCH

18 - Text Based Functions in Excel

98 - Combining Text with CONCATENATE

99 - Extracting Specific Text using LEN and SEARCH

100 - LEFT RIGHT MID Function

101 - Quick Tips and Other Text Based Functions

19 - Auditing Formulas and Custom Views in Excel

102 - 3D Referencing in Formulas

103 - Grouping Data

104 - How to Freeze Panes in Excel

105 - Showing Formulas

106 - Tracing Precedents and Dependents in Formulas

107 - Utilizing the Watch Window in Excel

20 - Excel’s “What If?” Tools

108 - Compare Results with Excel Data Tables

109 - Excels Scenario Manager Tool

110 - Goal Seek in Excel

111 - Solver Tool

21 - Welcome to Excel VBA!

112 - A Look Inside the Visual Basic Editor

113 - Recording a Macro

114 - Saving and Opening a Macro Enabled Workbook

115 - The Power Behind Excel VBA

22 - The VBA Language

116 - Excel VBA Variables

117 - Modules and Procedures

118 - Object Methods and Properties

23 - Writing VBA Code

119 - Creating User Defined Functions

120 - If Then Else Statement

121 - InputBox and MsgBox

122 - Referencing a Range

123 - User Defined Functions within VBA Scripts

124 - Using Variables in VBA Code

125 - Worksheet Functions inside VBA

24 - Important VBA Tools and Logic

126 - Debugging and Error Handling Cont

127 - Debugging and Error Handling

128 - Find Last Column of Data

129 - Find Last Row of Data

130 - With Statement

25 - Excel VBA Loops

131 - Do Until Loop

132 - For Each Loop

133 - For Next Loop

26 - Triggering Macros

134 - Assigning Macros to Shapes

135 - Form Controls vs Active X Controls

136 - Fun with VBA Events

137 - Workbook Events

138 - Worksheet Events

27 - Excel User Forms

139 - Adding Controls to UserForms

140 - Clearing Values from UserForm Controls

141 - Creating an Excel UserForm

142 - How to Close an UserForm

143 - How to Show an UserForm

144 - Passing Option Buttons Values to Desired Cells

145 - Passing TextBox Values to Desired Cells

146 - UserForm ComboBoxes

147 - UserForms and Protected Sheets

28 - Starting a Career in Excel

148 - Creating an Excel Resume

149 - Getting Started with Freelancing

150 - Getting Your First Client

151 - How to Become an Excel Freelancer

152 - Importance of Website

153 - Networking Do’s and Don’ts

154 - Personal Branding7

155 - Top Freelance Sites

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