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How Advanced Excel Works

This document provides an overview of an advanced Excel course. It includes topics that will be covered such as data analysis functions, data cleaning, visualization, and more. Sample exercises are presented throughout ranging from financial calculations to data tables. Links are provided to download course files containing daily lessons and practice worksheets to reinforce the concepts from each class.

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How Advanced Excel Works

This document provides an overview of an advanced Excel course. It includes topics that will be covered such as data analysis functions, data cleaning, visualization, and more. Sample exercises are presented throughout ranging from financial calculations to data tables. Links are provided to download course files containing daily lessons and practice worksheets to reinforce the concepts from each class.

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A B C D E F G H I J K

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EXCEL WORKS?
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Actions What are some alternatives?
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4 ● You learn to use data with Excel,
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EXERCISE FILES - Memorize this link

stats.maldicore.com/advexcel
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● Advanced Excel Course.pdf
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● Day1.xlsx
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● Day1-3.xlsx
9 ● Day3-4.xlsx
10 ● Day4-5.xlsx
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9 ● SUM Everyone
10 ● =Aminath_Seeza Exam3 Day1.xlsx
11 ● Excel error messages (do read) Sheet:
12 ● Delete & Errors in named range
Students Marks
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7 Excel Error #NAME? - Unknown text in formula

8 Messages #NULL! - Space or unknown reference

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6 ● =FIND() – find text (case)
7 ● =SEARCH() – find text (notcase)
8 ● =SUBSTITUTE() – swap chars Course Files/
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10 ● =TIMEVALUE(time_as_a_text) “13:33:25”
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8 ● |Home >>> Conditional Formatting| Course Files/
9 ● > 750 (highlight green)
10 ● < 500 (highlight red)
Day3-4.xlsx
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● S rating
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6 ● Format only cells that contain
7 ● Format only values, above/below avg
8 ● Format unique or duplicate values Course Files/
9 ● Use a formula for format
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Day3-4.xlsx
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3 ● Manage rules >>> new rule
4 ● Use a formula
5 ● Format based on header, start & end date
6 ● Header date >= start date
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● Absolute row ref for header date
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● Format fill color black
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● Format top & bottom border gray
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● |Data >>> Sort & Filter|
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● Apply Conditional Formatting
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● Import (High, Medium, Low)
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● Copy content of Sort_Custom_List sheet
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● Sort, options
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● Sort left to right
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8 ● Smallest to Lowest Course Files/
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● Sort
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● Add level
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● Select range for filtering
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● | Data >>> Filter |
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● Filter by Text: equal, begin, end, contain, etc
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● Custom filter
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● Filter by Date: equal, day, week, month, etc
7 ● Custom filter
8 ● Filter by Numbers: = > <, between, top, etc Course Files/
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● Conditional Format, highlight based on rules
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● Filter by color: green
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● Clear filter
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● Reapply filter
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● Make filter criteria
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● ManagerID = 2 OR Title = “*Manager”
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● Column 1: ManagerID, 2, <blank>
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● Column 2: Title, <blank>, *Specialist
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● Data >>> Sort & Filter >>> Advanced
7 ● Advance Filter in place, with range, criteria
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9 ● Modify Title = “*Manager”
Day3-4.xlsx
10 ● OR Title = “Vice President”
11 ● Copy paste header names different area Sheet:
12 ● EmployeeID & Title
● Advance filter copy to another location, Advanced_Filtering
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● Select data and insert table
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● | Table Tools >>> Insert Slicer |
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● Select headers: Title, HiredDate
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● Slice by selection
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● Use ctrl click to select more than one
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● First sort by Country
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● Data >>> Subtotal
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● By country, sum on qty, costs, prices, sales
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● Outline levels 1 2 3
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7 ● Add sort by State
8 ● Data >> Subtotal Course Files/
9 ● Replace current subtotal
Day3-4.xlsx
10 ● Summary below data
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Subtotal
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● Select data
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● Mouse over the selection for the quick
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selection
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● Click for quick analysis toolbar
7 ● Formatting
8 ● Charts Course Files/
9 ● Totals
Day3-4.xlsx
10 ● Tables
11 ● Sparklines Sheet:
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Quick_Analysis
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A B C D E F G H I J K

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3 utotoai.com/go/advexcel
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5 Course Files/
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7 Download Day4-5.xlsx
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Day4-5.xlsx
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● VLOOKUP(lookup_x, array, col_no, approx)
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● Approximate true
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● Get students pass category
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● =VLOOKUP(x,grades,2,TRUE)
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Day4-5.xlsx
11 Sheet:
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● VLOOKUP(lookup_x, array, col_no, approx)
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● HLOOKUP(lookup_x, array, row_no, approx)
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Calculated Field| for profit
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8 ● Cost, sales & profit / product / year Course Files/
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● Which country had a loss in 2015?
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● Which country was the most profitable in
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● Which products had a loss in 2015?
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● Which product was the most profitable in
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● Create column chart
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