This Microsoft® Excel 2013 Level 2 Guide teaches the information worker how to work with intermediate oradvanced features for business reports such as charts to show trends or patterns, what-if scenarios, or table anddatabase functions.
This Microsoft® Excel 2013 Level 2 Guide teaches the information worker how to work with intermediate or advanced features for business reports such as charts to show trends or patterns, what-if scenarios, or table and database functions. The information worker will also look at more functions to set up more complex calculations.
Course Prerequisites
This course is a continuation of the Microsoft Excel 2013-Level 2 courseware, in which you were introduced to the basic concepts and skills required for creating and editing professional-looking spreadsheets for a variety of purposes and situations.Students who wish to become proficient using the intermediate features of Microsoft Excel 2013 will benefit from taking this course.
Outline
Lesson 1: Working with Charts andGraphics
Creating a Basic Chart
Moving and Resizing Charts
Changing Chart Types
Working with Pie Charts
Modifying the Chart Design and location
Adding New Data
Using Sparklines
Printing Charts
Using Quick Analysis Tool
Drawing Shapes
Moving and Resizing Shapes
Formatting Shapes
Using WordArt
Inserting Pictures and Clip Art
Using the Image Editor
Modifying Graphics Objects
Using the Format Shape Pane
Resizing, Reshaping, and scaling objects
Rotating Objects
Inserting a Watermark in the background
Using SmartArt Graphics
Lesson 2: Organizing Data
Working with Named Ranges
Creating Named Ranges
Modifying and Deleting NamedRanges
Go To a Cell or Named Range
Using Tables
Creating a Table
Modifying Table Data
Formatting Table Data
Moving or Copying Worksheets
Sorting Data
Sorting by Single-Level Data
Sorting by Multi-Level Data
Filtering Information
Removing Duplicate Rows
Outlining
Lesson 3: Macros, Importing andExporting Data
Customizing Excel
Customizing the Quick AccessToolbar
Customize the Ribbon
Finding and Replacing Data
Finding Data
Replacing Data
Using Hyperlinks
Inserting Hyperlinks
Modifying and Deleting Hyperlinks
Using Comments
Importing and Exporting Data
Importing Data Files
Open Non-Native Files Directly inExcel
Exporting Data from Excel
Changing Workbook Properties
Save to Remote LocationsSkyDrive
Macros
Creating a Macro
Saving and- Opening a WorkbookContaining Macros
Adding Macros to the QuickAccess Toolbar
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