Excel : Microsoft Excel for Intermediate Learner

Blackboard Learning

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The Excel : Microsoft Excel course 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 Excel : Microsoft Excel course providers. You will get a solid foundation of knowledge about Microsoft excel in this Excel : Microsoft Excel course. You will be able to think critically about Excel : Microsoft Excel and comprehend basic Microsoft excel theories and methods. This Excel : Microsoft Excel 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 Excel : Microsoft Excel bundle courses:

Course 1: Microsoft Excel Beginner to Expert Course

• Excel from A-Z Course Introduction

• Excel from A-Z Course Section Overview

• What is Microsoft Excel?

• Who This Course is For

• Microsoft Excel Marketplace

• Microsoft Excel Job Opportunities

• Microsoft Excel Job Types

• Getting Started with Excel

• Finding & Opening Microsoft Excel

• Excel's Start Screen

• Explaining the Excel Interface

• Excel Interface Continued

• Excel Workbook vs. Excel Worksheet

• Saving & Opening Excel Documents

• Customizing the Excel Quick Access Toolbar

• Customizing the Excel Ribbon

• Excel Shortcut Keys

• Values, Referencing and Formulas

• Creating Excel Labels

• Entering Numeric Values in Excel

• Formatting Date Values in Excel

• Building Basic Formulas in Excel

• Order of Operations

• Relative vs. Absolute Cell References

• Intro to Excel Functions

• Excel Functions Explained

• The SUM() Function

• The MIN() & MAX() Function

• The AVERAGE() Function

• COUNT() Functions

• Adjusting Excel Worksheets

• Moving & Copying Data

• Insert & Delete Rows/Columns

• Adjusting the Width & Height of Cells

• Hiding and Unhiding Excel Rows and Columns

• Renaming, Moving & Deleting Excel Worksheets

• Adding Protection to Specific Cells

• Protecting the Structure of a Workbook

• Adding a Workbook Password to Open File

• Visually Pleasing Cell Formatting

• Formatting Fonts and Cell Background Colour

• Adding Cell Borders

• Formatting Data Appropriately

• The Magic behind Excel's Format Painter

• Creating Styles for Formatting Efficiency

• Merging Cells for a Cleaner Look

• The Power of Conditional Formatting

• How to Insert Images and Shapes

• Grab User’s Attention using Illustrations

• Customizing Icons

• Create Compelling Graphics with SmartArt

• Visualize Data with Charts

• The Commonly used Column Chart

• Changing the Chart Design

• Formatting Elements of a Chart

• Modifying the Data, Type & Location of a Chart

• Little Slice of Pie Charts

• Excel's Printing Options

• Print Preview Options

• Excel's Page Layout View

• Printing a Specific Range of Cells

• Converting Spreadsheets to PDF Files

• Benefits of Using Excel Templates

• Why Create an Excel Template

• How to Create an Excel Template

• Working with Excel Datasets

• How to Prepare Data for Analysis

• How to Sort Data in Excel

• Multi-Level Sorting

• Custom Sorting Datasets in Excel

• Applying Filters to Datasets

• Creating Subtotals within a Dataset

• Converting Datasets into Tables

• Finding & Removing Duplicate Values

• Excel Database Functions

• The SUMIF() Function

• The DSUM() Function

• DSUM() Function Cont.

• The SUBTOTAL() Function

• Excel Data Validation

• What is Excel Data Validation?

• Creating a Drop Down List with Data Validation

• Different Types of Excel Data Validation

• Adding Custom Alerts to Data Validation

• Creating a Dynamic Drop Down List

• Complex Validation: Dependent Drop Down List!

• Excel PivotTables

• Excel’s IF() Function

• IF() Function with AND() Criteria

• IF() Function with OR() Criteria

• Nesting Multiple IF() Functions

• The COUNTIF() Function

• Key Benefits of Named Ranges

• Excel's Lookup Functions

• VLOOKUP() Function

• The Beauty of Excel’s IFERROR() Function

• HLOOKUP() Function

• INDEX() Function

• MATCH() Function

• INDEX() and MATCH() Combined

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

• Text Based Functions in Excel

• LEFT(), RIGHT() and MID() Function

• Extracting Specific Text using LEN() & SEARCH()

• Combining Text with CONCATENATE()

• Quick Tips & Other Text Based Functions

• Auditing Formulas & Custom Views in Excel

• Tracing Precedents & Dependents in Formulas

• Showing Formulas

• Grouping Data

Course 2: Excel Formulas and Functions

• Building basic math's formulas

• Autosome and relative references

• Absolute references

• Named ranges

• Linking sheets and workbooks

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

• Count if, Sum if, Average if, Count ifs functions

• Vlookup and Hookup functions

• Match and Index functions

• Date and time formulas and functions

• Text functions

• Tracing formulas

Course 3: Excel Data Analysis

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 1

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 2

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 3

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 4

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 5

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 6

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 7

• Excel Data Analysis - Part 8

• Excel Data Analysis – Part 9

Course 4: Building Robust Excel Models with Power Query, formulas and VBA

• Introduction.

• Prepaid expense models (resources).

• Accounting for prepaid expenses.

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

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

• Thank you and super bonus.

Course 5: Learn Depreciation accounting with Advanced Excel Model

• Definition of depreciation.

• What is amortization?

• What is depreciation?

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

• Various methods of depreciation and depreciation accounting.

• Most common method of depreciation.

• Accounting for depreciation.

• Depreciation and section.

Course 6: Compare two workbooks to find matches and variances with Excel VBA Tool

1: 0 Compare data Workbook - Full Introduction

2: 1. Compare Data Workbook Introduction

3: 2. Ideal Data Types for Comparison

4: 3. Excel as our Chosen tool for Data Comparison

5: 4. Overview of the Compare Data Workbook

6: 5. Most Important Thing to remember while comparing data with CDW

7: 6. First Colum of your datasets must be a unique data column

8: 7. Lets Deep Dive into mechanisms of Compare data Workbook

9: 8. Important - Changing dataset headers for new kind of data

10: 9. Learn how to modify VBE Code for CDW -1

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Excel : Microsoft Excel course does not require prior knowledge or experience. Anyone with a PC, tablet, or mobile phone can do the Excel : Microsoft Excel course. It would be ideal for the learner to have:

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

This Excel : Microsoft Excel course is exciting as it opens the doors to many professions related to microsoft excel. Prospective Excel : Microsoft Excel course related career paths that include but are not limited to-

• Office Administrator
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