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You Will Learn How To
- Leverage features of Microsoft Excel to facilitate business decisions
- Develop intelligent worksheets to quickly identify Key Point Indicators (KPIs)
- Perform "what-if" analysis for developing budget and project plans
- Consolidate and process multidimensional worksheets
- Summarize and analyze large amounts of data using PivotTables and Excel features
- Automate Excel processes and enhance worksheet models
Course Benefits In today's fast-paced business climate, it is vital that decisions are made quickly and accurately. In this course, you use Excel techniques to build sophisticated spreadsheets. You learn to perform "what-if" analysis, apply functions, manipulate PivotTables and present your results to make better decisions for planning, budgeting and more.
Who Should Attend Business and technical professionals making decisions based on data analysis, or anyone who wants to increase their knowledge of intermediate to advanced features in Excel. Experience with Excel fundamentals at the level of Course 1361, " Excel Introduction," is assumed.
Hands-On Training Hands-on exercises provide you with practical experience using Excel. Exercises include:
- Performing statistical and financial calculations
- Reducing speculation with "what-if" analysis
- Summarizing data contained in 3-D worksheets
- Defining the best combination of values to solve complex business problems
- Designing formulas that capture errors and require less maintenance
- Creating interactive data reports with PivotTables
- Developing macros to simplify data analysis
Course 195 Content Business Solutions and Excel
Developing workbook models
- Planning effective worksheets and workbooks to improve workbook maintenance
- Highlighting KPIs and data anomalies with conditional formatting
Optimizing solutions with "what-if" analysis
- Managing variables in worksheets with Scenarios
- Comparing and contrasting different datasets with scenario reports
- Determining the magnitude of a variable with Goal Seek to achieve an end value
- Calculating the optimum variable values in a worksheet model with Solver
Analyzing and Deciphering Data
Evaluating data with Excel functions
- Discovering and implementing functions with the FX tool
- Interpreting calculations with the Formula Auditing tools
- Identifying the correct statistical function to aid analysis
- Applying basic financial functions
- Differentiating serial dates and date presentations
- Calculating the number of working days using the Analysis Toolpak
Controlling calculations and nested formulas
- Troubleshooting calculations with the Function Arguments tool
- Interpreting data variations with the IF function
- Streamlining calculations using absolute and relative referencing
- Developing nested functions to cope with multiple conditions
- Capturing information with lookup functions
Summarizing Business Information
Organizing workbooks and links
- Arranging multiple workbooks with Workspaces
- Managing external links
Consolidating ranges
- Building 3-D formulas to analyze worksheet data
- Summarizing multiple sources of Excel information into one worksheet
Formulating Decisions from Database Information
Distilling datasets for data analysis
- Managing multiple datasets on a single worksheet with the Table feature
- Defining an Excel dataset to ensure appropriate use of built-in features
- Extracting unique lists of records from an Excel dataset
- Analyzing datasets with filters and aggregation
- Calculating subtotals and grand totals
Interpreting and refining data with PivotTables and PivotCharts
- Developing interactive PivotTables for real-time data analysis
- Building PivotCharts to visually represent PivotTable data
- Defining data summaries interactively
Analyzing large datasets with PivotTables
- Summarizing datasets with grouping and aggregation
- Comparing related totals dynamically
- Extracting and filtering records
- Presenting PivotTable reports effectively
Enhancing Excel Usage with Macros
Automating repetitive tasks
- Simplifying complex tasks and reducing errors with recorded macros
- Bulletproofing routine editing and formatting
- Invoking macros with Form controls
Recognizing the code behind a macro
- Working with the Visual Basic Editor
- Identifying the composition of a macro
- Troubleshooting and interpreting code in a macro procedure
- Modifying macros in the code window
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