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Do you want to master Microsoft Excel like a boss making life easier in your daily work life?
Do you want your colleagues or friends to look at you as the Excel guru?
Do you want to feel the new Excel Grand Master?
If you replied yes, read on because you are in the right spot to succeed.
Microsoft Excel is a highly sophisticated program with many intricate functionalities. It can do a lot of tasks for you, but it's not the most accessible tool to use on your own: that's why we've put together this How to Master Microsoft Excel book!
With the help of this book, you'll be able to seamlessly progress from basic spreadsheets to advanced spreadsheets and data analysis charts. We'll show you what it's about, how to use it, and how to get the best return on your spreadsheet. You'll quickly become an expert. You'll learn to use formulas in your spreadsheet and troubleshoot the most common Excel troubles. We'll show you how to make charts and graphs from your data, including which chart types to use and when. By the end of this book, you'll be able to use Microsoft Excel like a boss. You'll be enthusiastic about your analytical skills.
Spreadsheets are an excellent tool for organizing and presenting data.
Assume you have an expense report showing your monthly expenses in categories such as rent, utilities, food, etc. In that case, you could enter your data into an Excel spreadsheet to make it easier to analyze.
The same is true if you have a list of sales goals for the next quarter that you want to meet. You can analyze your data in an Excel spreadsheet to see where you are and how you will reach your goals.
You can use spreadsheets to compare two sets of data: a month-to-month comparison of expenses or a month-to-month comparison of sales numbers, for example.
The options are limitless!
This book is intended for beginners and experienced Excel users who want to broaden their knowledge and use Excel more effectively. This book teaches the fundamental skills and tips for doing many things in Excel and other advanced techniques that will help you increase your productivity.
Here, you will find
The list of business cases where excel is used
Basic Functionalities
Formatting your Spreadsheets
Inserting Tables
Formulas
PIVOT
BONUS CHAPTER: STEP BY STEP ON HOW TO CREATE ACCOUNTING IN 15 MINUTES
And much more!
Author(s): Blake, Sidney
Year: 2022
Language: English
Commentary: EXCEL 2022, From Beginner to Expert
Pages: 256
Tags: EXCEL 2022, From Beginner to Expert
Introduction
List business cases where excel is used
Chapter 1.When Should You Use Excel?
Chapter 2.7 Things You Should Know About Microsoft Excel
Customize Your Mouse
Input Data on Screen
Master Numbers in Excel
Create a Drop down List
Create Formulas on the Fly
Learn To Use the Command Button
Analyze Your Spreadsheet
Chapter 3.Excel's advanced Features and functions
The Fill Handle
Copy from reference cells
Clipboard viewer
Formulas and calculations
MsgBox
Wrap text
VLOOKUP
Filter
Trim
Pivot table
Text to Columns
Paste Special
Paste as Picture
Ribbon icon Functions
Chapter 4.5 ways to Master Excel
Chapter 5.Excel tips and Tricks
Excel Tips
Chapter 6.Basic definition and terminology
Using the Ribbon
Creating a spreadsheet from scratch
Formatting Cells and Text
Formatting the worksheet
Chapter 7.Data Presenting Techniques
Data Visualization
Data Validation
Validation rules
Data Presenting Techniques:
Varying Levels of Difficulty
Asynchronous Processes
Chapter 8.Basic Functionalities
Adding new rows and columns
Creating charts
Calculators
Conditional formatting
Text-to-columns
Color Schemes
AutoFilter
Cursor
Dragging
Multi-threading
Cell numerical operation
Sorting
Add-in-Excel
Cell comments
Drawing freehand shapes
Customizing Ribbons
Importing and exporting data
Converting text to cells
Chapter 9.Formatting
Characters, colors, size
Alignment, merge, wrap
All cell data types and common issues
Conditional formatting and Table format
Add and remove columns/cells
Chapter 10.Merging cells in excel using the merge command
How the merge command works
Merging cells using the contents menu
Chapter 11.Inserting
Pivot Table
Illustration
Charts
Links and Comments
Chapter 12.Understanding the Pivot table
What is a Pivot table?
Why use pivot tables?
How do we use pivot tables?
Chapter 13.Mastering the different parts of a Pivot table
Field List
Pivot Table Area
The Filter area
The Rows area
The Columns area
The Values area
Using the commands to accomplish a pivot table
Sum Value
Count Value
Average Value
Max value
Min Value
Product Value
Count Numbers Value
StdDev Value
StdDevp
Var Value
Varp Value
Excel tips for Pivot tables
Chapter 14.Enhancing your Pivot Table Presentations
How to use a Subtotals option on pivot table
How to use Grand total option on pivot table
How to use Report Lay out:
Pivot chart and Pivot Chart Options
Insert Slicer
Selection Pane
Chapter 15.Getting to know formulas
Arithmetic Formulas
Financial Formulas
Look-Up Formulas
Defining Functions in Excel
User-defined Functions
Built-In Functions
Understanding Arguments
Reasons for Using Formulas in Excel
Important Things to Know about Functions
Chapter 16.Formulas
SUM
AVERAGE
MATCH
SUBTOTAL
IF FUNCTION
TRIM FUNCTION
MAX AND MIN
DATE AND TIME FUNCTION
VPLOOKUP
INDEX
Chapter 17.Various Formulas
Present Value Function
Future Function
Standard Deviation
Chapter 18.Tracing Functionality
Input Functions
Output Functions
Basic Functions
Input vs. output:
Output vs. input:
Tracing Formulas
SUMPRODUCT
Chapter 19.Data
Importing data text file
Sorting and Filtering
Auto Filter
Advanced Filter
Data Validation
Remove Duplicates
Chapter 20.Coding
Chapter 21.Macros in Microsoft Excel and Reminders
Advantages of Macro in Excel
Disadvantages of Macro in Excel
Chapter 22.Excel Shortcuts and Tips
Keyboard Shortcuts
Formatting Tips
Tools Shortcuts
Chapter 23.Bonus - Accounting Spreadsheet in less than 15 minutes!
Chapter 24.FAQS
Conclusion
