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Microsoft Excel 2002/2003 - Level 2 - Intermediate
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This course has not been designed for Microsoft Excel 2007.
For our Excel 2007 courses follow this link |
| Course start date: |
02-Dec-2008, 16-Dec-2008, 20-Jan-2009, 03-Feb-2009, 17-Feb-2009, 03-Mar-2009, 17-Mar-2009, 07-Apr-2009, 21-Apr-2009, 05-May-2009, 19-May-2009, 02-Jun-2009, 16-Jun-2009 |
| Training Location |
9 Denison St, Newcastle West |
| Duration: |
1 Day |
| Price: | $363.00 Inc GST |
Overview
In this course students will create templates, sort and filter data, import and export data, analyse data, and collaborate on the Web.
Prerequisites
Completion of Microsoft Excel 2002 Level 1 or equivalent skills is recommended.
Lesson 1: Working with Templates
- Create a Workbook from an Excel Template
- Create a Template
- Create a Graphic
- Create a Workbook from a User-Defined Template
Lesson 2: Sorting and Filtering Data
- Sort Data
- Add Subtotals to a Worksheet
- Filter Lists
- Create and Apply Custom Filters
Lesson 3: Importing and Exporting Data
- Import Data from the Web
- Import Data from an External Source
- Export Data
- Save a Worksheet as a Web Page
- Publish a Worksheet to the Web
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Lesson 4: Working with Advanced Formulas
- Share Data Among Worksheets
- Create a Name for a Range of Cells
- Use Functions to Create Advanced Formulas
- Trace Cell Precedents
- Trace Cell Dependents
- Locate Errors in Formulas
Lesson 5: Analysing Data
- Create a PivotTable
- Create a PivotChart Report
- Create Scenarios
- Use Solver
- Use Goal Seek
Lesson 6: Collaborating
- Insert and Edit a Hyperlink
- Add and Edit Comments in a Worksheet
- Create Discussion Comments
- Respond to Discussion Comments
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