
Start Excel 2013 from desktop, start screen, or taskbar; explore workbooks, sheets, cells, and merged cells, and use backstage view to open, save, and close.
Access Excel 2013 help from the question mark icon or F1, navigate the help home, search, and topics, and understand online vs offline options and keep help on top.
Explore how to customize Excel options for Excel 2013, including general settings, screen tips, themes, default fonts, workbook defaults, save locations, start screen, and language.
Explore the ribbon interface in Excel 2013, its tabs, groups, and commands, with backstage view, quick access toolbar, and keyboard shortcuts for efficient workflows.
Develop a backup regime for Excel 2013 workbooks and use auto save and auto recover to protect them, adjust recovery frequency, and manage recovery file locations.
Master formatting cells in Excel, applying number, currency, accounting, time, and text formats. Edit or delete data using the formula bar, double-click to edit, and the delete key.
Explore themes and cell styles in Excel 2013, using a calendar template to demonstrate themes, cell styles, and direct formatting in a workbook.
Learn how to format a worksheet by merging and unmerging cells, applying themes and heading styles, adjusting columns and fonts, and previewing theme effects across the sheet.
Apply conditional formatting in Excel 2013 to visualize quiz scores with color scales, data bars, and icon sets, and manage rules, including top and bottom percent and stop if true.
Explore formatting charts in excel 2013, using the design tab to adjust chart styles, titles, axes, data labels, grid lines, and layout.
Use vlookup to auto fill invoice fields from a customer database in Excel 2013, pulling account details, contact names, and terms with absolute references.
Explore the quick analysis tool in Excel 2013, a mini toolbar that quickly applies charts, formatting, totals, tables, sparklines, pivot tables, and pivot charts to selected data.
Protect worksheets in Excel by locking and unlocking cells, using the protect sheet feature, and choosing allowed actions, with per-sheet protection and optional passwords.
Install and verify Excel 2013, as this advanced course differs from earlier versions and emphasizes hands-on practice with sample files and a scratch folder.
Explore advanced aspects of Excel 2013 functions, learn to locate functions by category, use insert function, and leverage search, autocomplete, and function arguments dialogs.
Demonstrates auto sum in Excel 2013, totaling numeric columns or rows via smart range recognition and excluding non-numeric headers; uses the dropdown to apply max.
Explore excel 2013 advanced finance features by modeling a loan with monthly payments, and analyze principal and interest using PMT, IPMT, and PPMT, with absolute references.
Explore descriptive statistics in Excel 2013, using minimum, maximum, and mean, and apply averageifs for conditional averages; the course covers description, prediction via regression, and inference.
Explore computing percentiles in Excel 2010/2013 with percentile.inc and percentile.exc, including the 25th percentile and the median, and learn about interquartile range and standard deviation.
Clean messy employee data in Excel 2013 using text functions like proper, find, left, and right to split semicolon-separated lines into columns.
Clean imported employee data by converting text dates to proper dates, formatting them, and using substitute, replace, find and replace, and trim to normalize departments and remove spaces.
Connect Excel to Access databases by importing tables and queries, building a data model with relationships, and refreshing data across sheets for integrated analysis.
Explore table styles in Excel 2013 using the quick styles gallery to preview light, medium, and dark options. Create, duplicate, and customize styles, then convert a table to a range.
Master goal seek in Excel 2013 to solve for angles from sine values, adjust iterative calculation for greater precision, and explore applying it to loan payments using the PMT function.
Explore bubble charts in excel 2013, turning a three-column data set into a three-dimension scatter plot where bubble size encodes total gdp, with formatting, labeling, and common pitfalls.
Learn to create a scatter chart in Excel 2013, add a trend line, display line of best fit with its coefficients and the r-squared value to analyze regression and correlation.
Conclude the Excel 2013 advance training with Toby's farewell, inviting learners to continue online and reflect on the course experience.
Learn the Excel 2010 window layout, including workbooks and worksheets, title bar, quick access toolbar, ribbons, tabs, and named cells, plus normal, page layout, and page break preview views.
Learn how Excel mouse states work: select with the white cross, use the fill handle to auto-fill lists or formulas, move with the arrow, and type at the insertion point.
Master basic Excel formulas by creating calculations with cell references across worksheets and files, using the equals sign, plus sign, and the fill handle to compute sales totals and profits.
Learn to work with larger Excel files by linking cells across sheets, using the payment function to model loans, and navigate large workbooks with the name box and freeze panes.
Explore how to use the split screen option in Excel to view multiple parts of a worksheet simultaneously, adjust the splitter, and navigate with dual scroll bars.
Explore page setup options in Excel, including margins, orientation, size, and print area, learn to manage page breaks, center pages, and apply print titles for professional workbook printing.
Learn how to set print titles in Excel by selecting rows to repeat at top so headers appear on page in print preview, and optionally repeat columns on the left.
Learn how to fit an Excel workbook onto one page by adjusting margins, changing orientation, and using page break preview to place breaks exactly where needed.
Learn to add and delete rows, columns, and cells in Excel, using insert options from the home tab or right-click, and choose how to shift cells.
Adjust column widths and row heights in Excel 2010 and 2013 using auto fit, double-click, and drag, and learn how to hide or unhide columns for clean data.
Learn to cut, copy, and paste in Excel by using the clipboard to move data between cells, understand how the clipboard stores items, and paste from a chosen item.
Master formulas and functions in Excel by starting with the equal sign, using + - * /, and referencing data across sheets to compute totals, averages, and highs.
Learn to create formulas with functions in Excel, using ranges, function arguments, and the auto sum and insert function tools to perform sums, averages, counts, minimums, and maximums.
Master creating formulas using functions in Excel, using insert function, multiple ranges with comma separation, apply average and max, copy with the fill handle, and remember absolute values.
Explore how absolute values fix cells in Excel formulas, using $G$3 to prevent row or column changes while dragging with the fill handle, illustrated by a 15% commission example.
Copy formatting with the format painter, using double-click to keep it active and escape to turn it off, then apply the copied style from Australian division to European division.
Learn to create and manage range names in Excel, using the name box and the create from selection feature to quickly navigate large workbooks with absolute range references.
Master creating an outline in Excel to show levels of importance, using clean ranges with labels, and building quarterly and annual totals with formulas.
Learn to link sheets and files in Excel, create three-dimensional sum formulas across multiple source sheets, rename tabs, select ranges, and build a summary from linked workbooks.
Explore advanced if statements in Excel by testing totals against quotas, using absolute references and named ranges, and calculating commissions with an if formula.
Explore formula auditing in Excel by turning on show formulas, tracing precedents and dependents, and evaluating and debugging formulas to ensure accuracy and understand dependencies.
Master the watch window to monitor formulas across sheets with floating values and named ranges. See updates without switching to total sheet as you move between Europe, Australia, and totals.
Explore advanced Excel 2010 graphs and charts, learning the updated graphing engine, ribbon interface, and when to use specific chart types for effective data visualization and conditional formatting.
Explore creating a column chart in Excel 2010 to display yearly sales trends, with year on the horizontal axis and a clear, presentation-ready title and axis formatting.
Learn to reveal complex trends in quarterly iPod sales by converting column charts to line charts, adding moving average trendlines, and formatting data series for clearer patterns.
Learn to present relationships in Excel charts using stacked bars with negative-inquiries versus policies, adjust axes and formatting, and use bubble and radar charts to compare multiple variables and targets.
Create a dual-axis chart in Excel 2010 to show the adjusted closing price over 10 years with volume, using a line for price and a secondary clustered column for volume.
Learn to apply and manage filters in pivot tables and charts, create and use grouping for branches and years, and leverage report filters and slices to refine data analyses.
Explore how slices enhance filtering in pivot tables and pivot charts. Create calculated fields, such as value inc tax, to enrich analysis and dashboards with tax-inclusive totals.
Master Excel 2010 graphics tools, inserting shapes and SmartArt to enhance charts and spreadsheets, format colors and styles, resize with handles, and integrate images.
Explore graphics tools in Excel by building live data visuals with SmartArt, progress percentages, and customized shapes to present team performance without traditional charts.
Explore exporting Excel charts and data to Word and PowerPoint, compare linking and embedding, and publish charts to the web or PDF formats using Office 2010 tools.
Table of Contents/Timestamps
0:00 How to Use Excel Dark Mode
2:90 Using the Accounting Number Format Excel
7:45 How to Split Cells in Excel
11:19 How to Group Worksheets in Excel
13:50 How to Add Error Bars in Excel
17:53 How to Indent in Excel
21:28 Excel Format Painter - How to use it
26:02 How to Insert Checkboxes in Excel
34:27 How to Fix the Spill Error in Excel
38:27 How to Lock Cells in Excel
Table of Contents/Timestamps
0:00 How to Record a Macro in Excel
6:28 How to Delete a Named Range in Excel
10:39 How to Insert a Page Break in Excel
13:56 How to Fix Missing Scrollbar in Excel
17:26 How to Insert a Heat map in Excel
21:07 How to Fix the Name Error in Excel
26:18 How to Move Rows and Columns in Excel
30:06 How to Remove Space in Excel
32:52 How to Add Bullet Points in Excel
37:20 How to Make a Pie Chart in Excel
Ten Excel Tips and Tricks - Part 3 – Bonus
0:00 Freeze Rows in Excel
2:09 How to Convert Microsoft Excel to Word
5:23 How to Stop Excel rom Rounding
8:45 How to Calculate SUBTOTAL in Excel
12:02 How to Add an Excel Slicer
15:40 How to Graph a Function in Excel
19:42 How to Convert Text to Number in Excel
23:35 How to Copy Visible Cells Only
29:02 How to Add a Secondary Axis in Excel
37:32 How to Select Non-Adjacent Cells in Excel
Just about everyone will find themselves having to use Microsoft Excel at work at one point or another, and 2010 and 2013 are two of the most popular, and powerful, versions around. That means that everyone could benefit from devoting some time to mastering the program, as Excel mastery can not only have a huge impact on your own productivity, but can look hugely impressive to your boss.
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Microsoft Excel 2013 Beginners/Intermediate Training
During this 10-hour Online Excel 2013 Training, you’ll learn to create Excel spreadsheets with ease. Our expert instructor will show you Excel 2013 features to navigate you through the program. Starting with the basics, you’ll discover how to enter and format data in the quickest manner possible. Next you’ll be introduced to the power of Excel’s functions and formulas to help you calculate data and derive useful information. To help you present it all in a visually appealing format, your instructor will then walk you through how to create sophisticated charts and graphs, and publish them online. Finally, you’ll learn to analyze and review worksheets for data discrepancies so you can prevent problems before they arise.
Learn Microsoft Excel 2013 - Advanced
Your expert instructor will kick the course off by leading you through graph and chart basics. Then, you’ll explore Excel’s array of detailed formatting tools and discover how to make these work for you when graphing and charting financial information. Next, you’ll explore the roles played by trends, relationships, and differences in charts, and how to work with sparklines for data visualization and data bars. The course will also take you through detailed discussions of pivot tables, bubble charts, radar charts, and more.
Learn Microsoft Excel 2010
Our professional instructor will talk you through Excel 2010’s features, starting with the basics, from creating files to editing existing documents. Next you’ll move onto moving and managing data across rows and columns, as well as different sheets, in addition to introducing your first formulas. Formatting workbooks comes next, in addition to adding attractive charts and graphs to display your work. You’ll then move onto sorting and filtering data, linking multiple files, and, finally, working with some more advanced formulas.
Learn Microsoft Excel 2010 - Advanced
Discover methods to make your exceptions stand out so you can attack the anomalies and use the data to make your operations better. Excel’s tools are covered in depth which includes discussions on and are setting up live charts, Sparklines, color scales, and icon sets. Your data will become alive as you identify key action items and understand the meaning behind the numbers. Learn how to use Pivot Tables combined with Pivot Charts in powerful ways. You can move columns and rows to understand how the numbers relate more easily than ever before.
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