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Microsoft Excel - Excel from Beginner to Advanced

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  • Section 1: Microsoft Excel 101 Course Introduction
    • 1 Introduction
      06:21
    • 2 Ask Questions
      01:42
    • 3 Course Exercise Files
      01:27
    • 4 Certificate of Completion
      01:18
  • Section 2: Microsoft Excel Fundamentals
    • 5 Launching Excel
      01:25
    • 6 Microsoft Excel Startup Screen
      04:12
    • 7 Introduction to the Excel Interface
      04:39
    • 8 TIP - Hide Excel Ribbon
      01:55
    • 9 TIP - Customizing the Excel Quick Access Toolbar
      02:31
    • 10 More on the Excel Interface (Workbook and Status Bar)
      03:04
    • 11 Understanding the Structure of an Excel Workbook
      06:17
    • 12 Saving an Excel Document
      06:13
    • 13 Opening an Existing Excel Document
      02:07
    • 14 Common Excel Shortcut Keys
      03:45
  • Section 3: Entering and Editing Text and Formulas
    • 15 Entering Text to Create Excel Spreadsheet Titles
      08:15
    • 16 Working with Numeric Data in Excel
      08:26
    • 17 Entering Date Values in Excel
      08:37
    • 18 Working with Cell References
      06:00
    • 19 Creating Basic Formulas in Excel
      08:32
    • 20 Relative Versus Absolute Cell References in Formulas
      12:33
    • 21 Understanding the Order of Operation (DOWNLOAD EXERCISE FILE)
      10:36
  • Section 4: Working with Basic Excel Functions
    • 22 The structure of an Excel Function
      10:16
    • 23 Working with the SUM() Function
      07:00
    • 24 Working with the MIN() and MAX() Functions
      06:18
    • 25 Working with the AVERAGE() Function
      02:51
    • 26 Working with the COUNT() Function
      02:51
    • 27 Adjacent Cells Error in Excel Calculations
      03:39
    • 28 Using the AutoSum Command
      06:48
    • 29 Excel's AutoSum Shortcut Key
      02:12
    • 30 Using the AutoFill Command to Copy Formulas
      04:24
  • Section 5: Modifying an Excel Worksheet
    • 31 Moving and Copying Data in an Excel Worksheet
      06:33
    • 32 Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns
      07:13
    • 33 Changing the Width and Height of Cells
      05:17
    • 34 Hiding and Unhiding Excel Rows and Columns
      05:07
    • 35 Renaming an Excel Worksheet
      02:51
    • 36 Deleting an Excel Worksheet
      04:33
    • 37 Moving and Copying an Excel Worksheet
      05:11
  • Section 6: Formatting Data in an Excel Worksheet
    • 38 Working with Font Formatting Commands
      07:20
    • 39 Changing the Background Color of a Cell
      03:09
    • 40 Adding Borders to Cells
      02:24
    • 41 Excel Cell Borders Continued
      03:13
    • 42 Formatting Data as Currency Values
      04:28
    • 43 Formatting Percentages
      02:52
    • 44 Using Excel's Format Painter
      04:01
    • 45 Creating Styles to Format Data
      07:10
    • 46 Merging and Centering Cells
      03:16
    • 47 Using Conditional Formatting
      04:23
    • 48 Editing Excel Conditional Formatting
      02:25
  • Section 7: Inserting Images and Shapes into an Excel Worksheet
    • 49 Inserting Images
      04:01
    • 50 Inserting Excel Shapes
      02:29
    • 51 Formatting Excel Shapes
      03:38
    • 52 Working with Excel SmartArt
      08:24
  • Section 8: Creating Basic Charts in Excel
    • 53 Creating an Excel Column Chart
      03:22
    • 54 Working with the Excel Chart Ribbon
      02:42
    • 55 Adding and Modifying Data on an Excel Chart
      05:21
    • 56 Formatting an Excel Chart
      06:36
    • 57 Moving a Chart to another Worksheet
      03:34
    • 58 Working with Excel Pie Charts
      07:08
  • Section 9: Printing an Excel Worksheet
    • 59 Viewing your Document in Print Preview
      03:51
    • 60 Changing the Margins, Scaling and Orientation
      08:12
    • 61 Excel Worksheet Margins
      03:02
    • 62 Working with Page Layout View
      03:23
    • 63 Adding Header and Footer Content
      05:38
    • 64 Printing a Specific Range of Cells
      03:01
  • Section 10: Working with Excel Templates
    • 65 Intro to Excel Templates
      03:13
    • 66 Opening an Existing Template
      08:43
    • 67 Creating a Custom Template
      06:18
  • Section 11: Excel 101 - Practice What You've Learned (DOWNLOAD)
  • Section 12: Congratulations! You've Built a Solid Microsoft Excel Foundation
    • 68 Congratulations!
      01:55
  • Section 13: Microsoft Excel 102 Course Introduction
    • 69 Excel 102 Course Exercise Files -- DOWNLOAD
      01:15
  • Section 14: Working with an Excel List
    • 70 Understanding Excel List Structure
      05:39
    • 71 Sorting a List Using Single Level Sort
      03:47
    • 72 Sorting a List Using Multi-Level Sorts
      03:46
    • 73 Using Custom Sorts in an Excel List
      04:33
    • 74 Filter an Excel List Using the AutoFilter Tool
      04:56
    • 75 Creating Subtotals in a List
      06:36
    • 76 Format a List as a Table
      07:30
    • 77 Using Conditional Formatting to Find Duplicates
      03:53
    • 78 Removing Duplicates
      04:10
  • Section 15: Excel List Functions
    • 79 Introduction to Excels Function: DSUM()
      05:30
    • 80 Excel DSUM Function Single Criteria Continued
      04:47
    • 81 Excel DSUM Function with OR Criteria
      02:33
    • 82 Excel DSUM Function with AND Criteria
      05:34
    • 83 Excel Function: DAVERAGE()
      04:55
    • 84 Excel Function: DCOUNT()
      06:29
    • 85 Excel Function: SUBTOTAL()
      07:45
  • Section 16: Excel Data Validation
    • 86 Understanding the Need for Excel Data Validation
      05:00
    • 87 Creating an Excel Data Validation List
      05:24
    • 88 Excel Decimal Data Validation
      04:15
    • 89 Adding a Custom Excel Data Validation Error
      04:51
    • 90 Dynamic Formulas by Using Excel Data Validation Techniques
      04:43
  • Section 17: Importing and Exporting Data
    • 91 Importing Data Into Microsoft Excel
      01:42
    • 92 Importing Data from Text Files
      05:34
    • 93 Importing Data from Microsoft Access
      04:14
    • 94 NEW VERSION -- Import Data From Text Files into Excel
      07:55
    • 95 NEW VERSION -- Import Data From a Database into Excel
      06:19
    • 96 Microsoft Excel Legacy Import Options for New Excel Versions
      01:59
    • 97 Exporting Data to a Text File
      06:24
  • Section 18: Excel PivotTables
    • 98 Understanding Excel PivotTables
      03:52
    • 99 Creating an Excel PivotTable
      06:31
    • 100 Modifying Excel PivotTable Calculations
      05:35
    • 101 Grouping PivotTable Data
      07:49
    • 102 Formatting PivotTable Data
      04:09
    • 103 Modifying PivotTable Calculations
      09:00
    • 104 Drilling Down into PivotTable Data
      04:11
    • 105 Creating PivotCharts
      04:02
    • 106 Filtering PivotTable Data
      02:56
    • 107 Filtering with the Slicer Tool
      02:58
  • Section 19: Working with Excel's PowerPivot Tools
    • 108 Introduction to Excel Power Pivot
      04:36
    • 109 Why PowerPivot?
      07:47
    • 110 Activating the Excel PowerPivot AddIn
      03:18
    • 111 Creating Data Models with PowerPivot
      04:54
    • 112 Excel Power Pivot Data Model Relationships
      04:46
    • 113 Creating PivotTables based on Data Models
      05:58
    • 114 Excel Power Pivot KPIs
      11:00
  • Section 20: Working with Large Sets of Excel Data
    • 115 Using the Freeze Panes Tool
      03:39
    • 116 Grouping Data (Columns and/or Rows)
      04:17
    • 117 Print Options for Large Sets of Data
      07:32
    • 118 Linking Worksheets (3D Formulas)
      04:08
    • 119 Consolidating Data from Multiple Worksheets
      05:30
  • Section 21: Excel 102 Additional Practice Exercises
  • Section 22: Congratulations! You're an Intermediate Excel User
    • 120 Congratulations!
      01:32
  • Section 23: Microsoft Excel 103 Course Introduction
    • 121 Excel 103 Course Exercise Files -- DOWNLOAD
      01:23
  • Section 24: Working with Excel's Conditional Functions
    • 122 Working with Excel Name Ranges
      04:22
    • 123 Advantages and Disadvantages of Excel Name Ranges
      05:34
    • 124 Editing an Excel Name Range
      02:33
    • 125 Using Excel's IF() Function
      05:09
    • 126 Excel's IF() Function with a Name Range
      05:23
    • 127 Nesting Functions with Excel
      08:57
    • 128 Nesting Excels AND() Function within the IF() Function
      04:38
    • 129 Using Excel's COUNTIF() Function
      02:30
    • 130 Using Excel's SUMIF() Function
      06:44
    • 131 Using Excel's IFERROR() Function
      05:08
  • Section 25: Working with Excel's Lookup Functions
    • 132 Microsoft Excel VLOOKUP() Function
      09:36
    • 133 Microsoft Excel HLOOKUP() Function
      05:25
    • 134 Microsoft Excel INDEX() Function
      09:25
    • 135 Microsoft Excel MATCH() Function
      04:40
    • 136 Microsoft Excel INDEX() and MATCH() Function Combined
      06:41
    • 137 Microsoft Excel INDEX() and MATCH() Function Combined Continued
      08:44
    • 138 Creating a Dynamic HLOOKUP() with the MATCH() Function
      07:16
  • Section 26: Working with Excel's Text Based Functions
    • 139 Using Excel's LEFT(), RIGHT() and MID() Functions
      06:18
    • 140 Using Excel's LEN() Function
      06:15
    • 141 Using Excel's SEARCH() Function
      12:19
    • 142 Using Excel's CONCATENATE() Function
      03:10
  • Section 27: Auditing an Excel Worksheet
    • 143 Tracing Precedents in Excel Formulas
      04:01
    • 144 Tracing Dependents in Excel Formulas
      02:52
    • 145 Working with the Watch Window
      04:19
    • 146 Showing Formulas
      02:46
  • Section 28: Protecting Excel Worksheets and Workbooks
    • 147 Protecting Specific Cells in a Worksheet
      08:05
    • 148 Protecting the Structure of a Workbook
      04:13
    • 149 Adding a Workbook Password
      03:15
  • Section 29: Mastering Excel's "What If?" Tools
    • 150 Working with Excel's Goal Seek Tool
      07:41
    • 151 Working with Excel's Solver Tool
      10:45
    • 152 Building Effective Data Tables in Excel
      06:17
    • 153 Creating Scenarios in Excel
      07:51
  • Section 30: Automating Repetitive Tasks in Excel with Macros
    • 154 Understanding Excel Macros
      03:50
    • 155 Activating the Developer Tab in Excel
      01:42
    • 156 Creating a Macro with the Macro Recorder
      07:39
    • 157 Editing a Macro with VBA
      05:16
    • 158 Creating Buttons to Run Macros
      03:11
  • Section 31: Excel 103 Additional Practice Exercises
  • Section 32: Congratulations!
    • 159 Congratulations on Completing the Microsoft Excel 103
      01:39
  • Section 33: Microsoft Excel Macros and VBA Course Introduction
    • 160 Welcome to the Course
      05:50
    • 161 Understanding the Why and How Behind Excel Macros
      05:15
  • Section 34: Project #1: Using Excel's Macro Recorder Tool
    • 162 Introduction to Project #1: Inserting and Formatting Text
      03:36
    • 163 Activating the Excel Developer Tab
      02:20
    • 164 Project #1: Start Recording!
      11:16
    • 165 Running a Microsoft Excel Macro
      04:15
    • 166 Project #1: Running an Excel Macro with a Button
      05:52
    • 167 BONUS - Create a Custom Button Using Excel Shapes
      04:04
    • 168 Adding the Excel Macro to the Quick Access Toolbar
      04:03
    • 169 Project #1: Editing the VBA Recorded by the Macro Recorder
      11:59
    • 170 Save a Workbook with a Macro/VBA Code
      02:34
    • 171 Practical Uses of Excel Macros
      02:21
  • Section 35: Excel VBA Concepts
    • 172 Intro to Excel VBA Concepts
      07:02
    • 173 Intro to Excel VBA Object Oriented Programming Concepts
      04:58
    • 174 The Visual Basic Editor (VBE)
      05:07
    • 175 Introduction to the Excel VBA Immediate Window
      12:34
    • 176 Excel VBA Modules
      03:45
    • 177 Creating an Excel VBA Procedure
      06:22
    • 178 Adding Code to a VBA Procedure
      04:44
    • 179 Including Excel VBA Comments
      02:46
    • 180 Excel VBA MSGBOX Function
      07:27
    • 181 Excel VBA MsgBox Microsoft Help Information
      02:08
    • 182 Understanding and Working with Excel VBA Variables
      16:28
    • 183 REMINDER: Saving an Excel Workbook with VBA Code
      02:29
  • Section 36: Working with Excel VBA Logic Statements
    • 184 Building Logic with an Excel VBA IF Statement
      08:46
    • 185 Including an Else Statement in the VBA IF Statement
      01:43
    • 186 Expanding the IF Logic with Multiple ElseIf Statements
      03:12
    • 187 Working with Excel VBA Select Case Statements
      05:15
    • 188 Working with an Excel VBA Do While Loop
      12:26
    • 189 Excel VBA Do While Loop Dynamic Condition
      06:13
    • 190 Working with an Excel VBA For Each Loop
      06:31
    • 191 Working with an Excel VBA For Next Loop
      08:07
  • Section 37: Project #2: Moving Beyond the Basics and into VBA
    • 192 Introduction to Project #2: Interacting with the User
      01:56
    • 193 Project #2: Introduction to the Excel VBA Range.Sort Method
      04:47
    • 194 Creating the Excel VBA Sort Procedures for this Project
      09:29
    • 195 Project #2: Prompting the User for Information
      09:44
    • 196 Continue Excel VBA InputBox
      09:17
    • 197 Project #2: Building Logic into Your Macros
      04:15
    • 198 Project #2: Alerting the User of Errors
      10:03
    • 199 Using Excel VBA Error Control Statements
      04:39
    • 200 Create a Button to Run the Sort Procedure and Save
      02:14
  • Section 38: Project #3: Preparing and Cleaning Up Data with Excel VBA
    • 201 Introduction to Project #3: Cleaning Up and Formatting Data
      02:31
    • 202 Project #3: Preparing to the Use the Macro Recorder
      03:16
    • 203 Project #3: Inserting the Headers
      04:57
    • 204 Project #3: Formatting the Headers
      04:23
    • 205 Project #3: Testing the Macros
      02:35
    • 206 Project #3: Using an Excel VBA Loop to Loop through all Worksheets
      10:04
    • 207 Project #3: Testing the Excel VBA Loop
      03:09
    • 208 Project #3: Adding Logic to an Excel VBA Loop
      07:29
  • Section 39: Project #4: Using VBA to Automate Excel Formulas
    • 209 Introduction to Project #4: Automate Excel Formulas
      01:50
    • 210 Project #4: Start the Procedure to Automate the SUM Function
      06:49
    • 211 Working with the Range Address Property
      05:25
    • 212 Creating the SUM Function in VBA
      06:15
    • 213 Run the Excel VBA Procedure to SUM Records
      02:56
    • 214 Project #4: Loop the SUM() Function Over Multiple Worksheets
      05:25
  • Section 40: Project #5: Bringing it All Together and a Weekly Report
    • 215 Introduction to Project #5: Creating the Final Report
      02:09
    • 216 Project #5: Creating the Final Report Excel VBA Loop
      05:02
    • 217 Project #5 - Copying Content with Excel VBA
      05:45
    • 218 Project #5 - Pasting Content with Excel VBA
      04:53
    • 219 Cleaning Up the Final Report VBA Loop Code
      05:22
    • 220 Adding Logic to Stop the Loop from Running Multiple Times on a Worksheet
      05:47
    • 221 Project #5 - Running the Final Report Procedure
      02:03
  • Section 41: Project #6: Working with Excel VBA User Forms
    • 222 Introduction to Project #6: Working with Excel VBA User Forms
      03:01
    • 223 Project #6: Creating an Excel User Form
      05:29
    • 224 Project #6: Working with Form and Control Properties
      06:36
    • 225 Project #6: Formatting Excel VBA User Form Controls
      03:21
    • 226 Project #6: Adding VBA Code to the Initialize Event
      09:27
    • 227 Project #6: Using the AddItem Method within a Loop
      10:00
    • 228 Project #6: Adding VBA Code to the ComboBox Change Event
      03:53
    • 229 Project #6: Adding VBA Code to the Add Worksheet Button
      03:51
    • 230 Project #6: Change Worksheet Name
      03:21
    • 231 Project #6: Catch Errors When Adding a Worksheet
      02:48
    • 232 Project #6: Additional Conditions on the Loop
      05:57
    • 233 Project #6: Running the Final Report Procedure
      02:54
    • 234 Project #6: Showing the VBA User Form On Workbook Open
      03:47
  • Section 42: Project #7: Importing Data from Text Files
    • 235 Project #7: Opening a Text File for Import
      02:42
    • 236 Project #7: Opening a Text File for Import
      06:45
    • 237 Project #7: Get Data from Text File
      05:30
    • 238 Project #7: Importing Multiple Text Files with the GetOpenFilename Method
      09:32
    • 239 Project #7: Creating a Loop to Read Each File
      07:26
    • 240 Project #7: Adding a New Sheet for Imported Data
      02:36
    • 241 Project #7: Clear the Clipboard
      03:38
    • 242 Project #7: Working with the ScreenUpdating Property
      03:16
    • 243 Project #7: Creating Reusable Code with a VBA Function
      07:44
  • Section 43: Course Wrap Up
    • 244 Congratulations! You're an Excel Macro/VBA Master
      01:02

Microsoft Excel - Excel from Beginner to Advanced

Excel with this A-Z Microsoft Excel Course. Microsoft Excel 2010, 2013, 2016, Excel 2019 and Microsoft/Office 365/2024

21h 12m 14s
English
April 23, 2024
Kyle

This comprehensive Microsoft Excel course is designed to take you from a complete beginner to an advanced user, covering everything from basic functionalities to complex features. You'll learn how to effectively use Excel for data management, analysis, and presentation. It was originally published on udemy and is available Here for free streaming. If you found value in this course, consider purchasing the original to show your support to the creator.

Course Details

  • Instructor: Kyle Pew
  • Total Sections: 43
  • Total Lectures: 258
  • URL of original content: https://udemy.com/course/microsoft-excel-2013-from-beginner-to-advanced-and-beyond/
  • Contributor: Huang Jian

Thank you Huang Jian for sharing this valuable course.

By the end of the course, you'll be able to:

  • Launch Excel and navigate its interface efficiently.
  • Create, edit, and save Excel documents.
  • Enter and format text, numbers, and dates effectively.
  • Use basic and advanced Excel functions and formulas.
  • Modify and format worksheets for better presentation.
  • Insert and format images, shapes, and charts.
  • Work with lists, tables, and pivot tables for data analysis.
  • Utilize Excel's data validation and import/export features.
  • Automate tasks using macros and VBA.
  • Apply advanced techniques like conditional functions, lookups, and text-based functions.

This course provides a structured path to mastering Microsoft Excel, beginning with the fundamentals of the interface and data entry. It progresses into more sophisticated techniques, such as creating and using formulas, modifying worksheets, and formatting data for clarity and impact. You will also learn to use images, charts and shapes to produce comprehensive spreadsheets.The course then dives deep into advanced data analysis using features like PivotTables, data validation, and importing/exporting data.

Furthermore, the course offers instruction on automating tasks with macros and VBA programming, making you more efficient in handling large sets of data. The curriculum also covers conditional functions, lookup functions, and text-based functions, enriching your capabilities in data retrieval and manipulation. The concepts of auditing an excel sheet are also covered, which means you will be able to trace precedents, dependents, and working with things like watch windows. Finally, it moves into mastering What-If techniques along with how to secure worksheets.

Happy learning!