Microsoft Excel Complete Bundle

During the MS Excel Complete Bundle course, you’ll engage with knowledge, and real-life case studies as you develop practical skills and techniques for immediate application to MS Excel projects, or within your organization. You will benefit from the unique pedagogy and multidisciplinary approach of Blackboard Learning – an institution at the forefront of research and online learning – as you develop MS Excel skills to better understand the intro to Excel functions, get started with your pivot table, and master depreciation model (how to use) and the factors that contribute to career success and failure.

Throughout this MS Excel Complete Bundle course, developed by industry experts you’ll get the opportunity to learn from experts with diverse experience. Guided by experts, MS Excel Complete Bundle prepares you to become a change-maker with the skills to drive your career or organization forward.

MS Excel Complete Bundle course will demystify MS Excel and give you the toolkit to make better contributions and become an even greater asset to your organization. It will also allow you to communicate more effectively and confidently about MS Excel issues, whether it is relevant to your own business or outside your workplace.

After completing the MS Excel Complete Bundle course from Blackboard Learning, you will be more skillful with more knowledge along with practical tips and advice, which will help you to learn the essential aspects of MS Excel. Skills development in MS Excel leads you to career development in the MS Excel sector.

Courses included in this MS Excel Complete Bundle bundle course:

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This MS Excel Complete Bundle course is a course consisting of 11 courses with many MS Excel Complete Bundle-related topics.

You will get in this bundle course-

Course 1: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Beginner to Expert Course

Course 2: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Formulas and Functions

Course 3: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Building your first Excel spreadsheet

Course 4: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Data Analysis

Course 5: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Vlookup, Xlookup, Match, and Index

Course 6: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Pivot Table

Course 7:Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Power Query and PowerPivot

Course 8: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Excel Pivot Tables, Pivot Charts, Slicers, and Timelines

Course 9: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Building Robust Excel Models with Power Query, formulas, and VBA

Course 10: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Learn Depreciation Accounting with Advanced Excel Model

Course 11: Microsoft Excel: Microsoft Excel: Compare two workbooks to find matches and variances with the Excel VBA Tool

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MS Excel Complete Bundle contains important modules that teach learners about their professional needs and succession. In the United Kingdom, Blackboard Learning is one of the most popular online MS Excel Complete Bundle course providers. You will get a solid foundation of knowledge about MS Excel in this MS Excel Complete Bundle course. You will be able to think critically about MS Excel Complete Bundle and comprehend basic MS Excel theories and methods. This MS Excel Complete Bundle course was created to provide you with the tools and methods you'll need to make a measurable effect in your career, whether your objective is to land a job, improve your abilities, or make a good influence in some other way.

Curriculum for MS Excel Complete Bundle bundle courses:

Course 1: Microsoft Excel Beginner to Expert Course

• Excel: Excel Course Introduction

• Excel: Excel from A-Z Course Section Overview

• Excel: What is Microsoft Excel?

• Excel: Who This Course is For

• Excel: Excel Marketplace

• Excel: Excel Job Opportunities

• Excel: Excel Job Types

• Excel: Getting Started with Excel

• Excel: Finding & Opening Microsoft Excel

• Excel: Excel's Start Screen

• Excel: Explaining the Excel Interface

• Excel: Grouping & Filtering PivotTable Data

• Excel: Drilling Down into PivotTable Data

• Excel: Creating Pivot Charts & Utilizing Slicers

• Excel: Excel's PowerPivot Add-In

• Excel: What is PowerPivot?

• Excel: Activating the Excel PowerPivot Add-In

• Excel: Creating Relationships between Data Tables

• Excel: Using Data Models to Create PivotTables

• Excel: How to Create PowerPivot KPIs

• Excel: Excel's Conditional Functions

• Excel: Excel’s IF() Function

• Excel:IF() Function with AND() Criteria

• Excel:IF() Function with OR() Criteria

• Excel: Nesting Multiple IF() Functions

• Excel:The COUNTIF() Function

• Excel: Key Benefits of Named Ranges

• Excel: Excel's Lookup Functions

• Excel: VLOOKUP() Function

• Excel: The Beauty of Excel’s IFERROR() Function

• Excel: HLOOKUP() Function

• Excel: INDEX() Function

• Excel: MATCH() Function

• Excel: INDEX() and MATCH() Combined

• Excel: Two-Way Lookup with INDEX() and MATCH()

• Excel: Text-Based Functions in Excel

Course 2: Excel Formulas and Functions

• Excel: Building basic math formulas

• Excel: Autosome and relative references

• Excel: Absolute references

• Excel: Named ranges

• Excel: Linking sheets and workbooks

• Excel: If, And, Or, and the nested If functions

• Excel: Countify, Sum if Average if, Countify functions

• Excel: Vlookup and Hlookup functions

• Excel: Match and Index functions

• Excel: Date and time formulas and functions

• Excel: Text functions

• Excel: Tracing formulas

Course 3: Building your first Excel spreadsheet

• Excel: Tour of the Excel screen

• Excel: Entering data

• Excel: Autofill speedful

• Excel: Saving the file

• Excel: Autosum

• Excel: Formula basics

• Excel: Copying formulas - Relative formulas

• Excel: Totals and averages

• Excel: Formatting the spreadsheets

• Excel: Managing the sheets

• Excel: Copying formulas - absolute formulas

• Excel: Linking the sheets together

• Excel: Introduction to functions

Course 4: Excel Data Analysis

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 1

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 2

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 3

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 4

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 5

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 6

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 7

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis - Part 8

• Excel: Excel Data Analysis – Part 9

Course 5: Excel Vlookup, Xlookup, Match, and Index

• Excel:Excel: Introduction

• Excel:Excel: RECAP of Prior Excel Course: Top 5 Excel Skills

• Excel:Excel: Hierarchy of Excel Techniques

• Excel:Excel: Instructor

• Excel:Excel: How is this course compared with “other similar courses”?

• Excel:Excel: What you will get from this course?

• Excel:Excel: Pivot Tables (Gen 3) vs. Formulas (Gen 2)

• Excel:Excel: Excel Reporting Challenges – How to report.

• Excel:Excel: Pivot Table comes to the rescue.

• Excel:Excel: Basic Taming Manoeuvres

• Excel:Excel: How to remove “Row Labels” or “Column Labels”?

• Excel:Excel: How to sort the Total Revenue columns: select “Row

• Excel:Excel: How to expand/collapse groups?

• Excel:Excel: Why does it Count instead of Sum?

• Excel:Excel: Best Practices of Pivot Table

Course 6: Excel Pivot Table

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 1

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 2

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 3

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 4

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 5

• Excel:Excel:Excel vlookup - Part 6

• Excel:Excel:Excel xlookup - Part 7

Course 7: Excel Power Query and PowerPivot

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-1

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-2

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-3

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-4

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-5

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-6

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-7

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-8

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-9

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-10

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-11

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-12

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-13

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-14

• Excel:Excel: Pivot table query & pivot-15

Course 8: Excel Pivot Tables, Pivot Charts, Slicers, and Timelines

• Excel:Excel: Getting started with your pivot table

• Excel:Excel: Drill down

• Excel:Excel: Managing the field list

• Excel:Excel: Changing the calculation type with the value field setting

• Excel:Excel: Growing the pivot table with multiple fields

• Excel:Excel: Formatting the pivot tables

• Excel:Excel: Sorting and filtering the pivot tables

Course 9: Building Robust Excel Models with Power Query, formulas, and VBA

• Excel: Introduction.

• Excel: Prepaid expense models (resources).

• Excel: Accounting for prepaid expenses.

• Excel: Excel formulas detailed (Intro to three Excel models).

• Excel: Formula-based prepaid expenses model (schedule).

• Excel: Calculate prepaid expenses Amortization from the exact start date (payment date).

• Excel: Prepaid expenses summary with Power Query and Pivot Table.

• Excel: Advanced VBA prepaid expenses Amortization model.

• Excel: Bonus: Dynamic dashboard for divisional profit and loss statement(easy way).

Course 10: Learn Depreciation accounting with Advanced Excel Model

• Excel: Definition of depreciation.

• Excel: What is amortization?

• Excel: What is depreciation?

• Excel: What are the related terms(other terms) to depreciation?

• Excel: Various methods of depreciation and depreciation accounting.

• Excel: Most common method of depreciation.

• Excel: Accounting for depreciation.

• Excel: Depreciation and section.

Course 11: Compare two workbooks to find matches and variances with Excel VBA Tool

• Excel: Compare Data Workbook Introduction
• Excel: Ideal Data Types for Comparison
• Excel: Excel is our Chosen tool for Data Comparison
• Excel: Overview of the Compare Data Workbook
• Excel: The Most Important Thing to remember while comparing data with CDW
• Excel: The first column of your datasets must be a unique data column
• Excel: Let Deep Dive into mechanisms of comparing Data Workbook
• Excel: Important - Changing dataset headers for new kinds of data
• Excel: Learn how to modify the VBE Code for CDW -1
• Excel: Learn how to modify VBE Code for CDW -2
• Excel: Learn how to modify VBE Code for CDW -3
• Excel: Learn how to modify the VBE Code for CDW -4

• Those who are interested in Excel, or seeking a better understanding of the business applications of Excel across industries and business areas.
• The Excel course content is designed for individuals with a limited knowledge of Excel. As such, it is suitable for those who want to be professionals in Excel-related areas.
• Those in a relevant role are eager to improve their Excel skills.
• Individuals working in Excel-related posts.
• Professionals across Excel industries who want to leverage Excel to enhance their decision-making and drive organizational performance.
• Public sector professionals are interested in the Excel associated with Excel.
• Professionals in consulting, advocacy, local government, and international development sectors interested in learning Excel can benefit their division.
• Individuals in public and private sector organizations seeking to influence by learning excel.
• New or aspiring managers seeking to expand their Excel knowledge.
• Business owners and entrepreneurs who need a grounding in Excel to better guide the trajectory of their organizations.
• Non-business management professionals looking to improve their skills in Excel.

MS Excel Complete Bundle course does not require prior knowledge or experience, anyone with a PC, tablet, or mobile phone can do the MS Excel Complete Bundle course. It would be ideal if the learner had the following:

• An open-minded, a spirit of self-inspection, and a willingness to improve himself/herself.
• A desire to improve business (and personal) knowledge and skills.

The desire to elevate your skills in Excel Complete Bundle

MS Excel Complete Bundle's career path is exciting as it opens the doors to many professions related to MS Excel. Prospective MS Excel Complete Bundle-related career paths include but are not limited to

• Office Administrator
• Data Analyst
• Marketing Professional

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