Office 365: Advanced Ms Excel Formulas, Functions & Tricks

111 most useful functions like XLOOKUP, TEXT, Count, DATE, nestle formulas and many more…(MS excel 2013 to Office 365)

What you’ll learn
Enable students to achieve more with less effort, less time, and less investment, maximizing productivity and efficiency in data management, and reporting task.
Advanced Formulas and Functions: Mastery of complex functions such as XLOOKUP, TEXT, INDEX-MATCH, IFERROR, VSTACK, COUNTIFS, and nested functions.
Macros (VBA) and Automation: Introduction to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) to automate repetitive tasks. Learn how to inspect VBA codes.
Advanced Data Visualization: Creation of interactive dashboards using Excel’s features like slicers, timelines, combo charts, trendlines, and data validation.

Requirements
Access to Excel Software: Access to Microsoft Excel software (preferably the latest version like from 2013,2016,2019 or Office 365) is essential.
Basic Excel Skills: Understanding of fundamental Excel concepts such as entering data, capy data, save file etc.
Consistency & willingness to Learn: Commitment to completing course all contents, assignments and actively participating in course activities, is crucial for maximizing the learning experience.

Description
Discover Excel’s 111 most indispensable functions covering a wide spectrum, from logical and mathematical operations to text manipulation, statistical analysis, financial calculations, and nested formulas. Whether you’re performing complex data analysis, financial modeling, or simply formatting text, this comprehensive collection equips you with the essential tools to tackle diverse tasks efficiently, making Excel an indispensable tool for professionals across industries.Excel’s text manipulation functions including LEFT, RIGHT, UPPER, LOWER, PROPER, SEARCH, and FIND empower users to efficiently extract, modify, and search for text within cells, facilitating precise data manipulation and analysis in spreadsheets. These functions streamline tasks such as text formatting, case conversion, and locating specific text strings, enhancing productivity and accuracy in Excel workflows.Logical functions such as IF, AND, OR, and NOT facilitate decision-making and conditional logic operations, while Financial functions like PV, FV, NPV, and IRR aid in financial analysis, planning, and investment evaluation.Statistical functions in Excel, including AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, and COUNT, provide essential tools for analyzing and summarizing data, enabling users to derive insights and make informed decisions based on numerical information.Information functions such as ISNUMBER, ISBLANK, and ISTEXT help validate and analyze data types and properties, ensuring data accuracy and integrity. Compatibility functions like CONVERT and COMPLEX facilitate smooth data exchange across different systems and units, enhancing interoperability within spreadsheets.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Mindset & Scope of the course

Section 2: Mathematics and trigonometric functions

Lecture 2 Cells relative reference and absolute reference

Lecture 3 1 Functions_Product, ABS & RAND

Lecture 4 2 Rand between, Roman, Round

Lecture 5 3 Subtotal, Sum, Sumif, Sumifs

Lecture 6 4 Sumproduct, Aggregate functions

Section 3: Lookup & Reference functions

Lecture 7 5 Address, Column, Columns, Row, Rows functions

Lecture 8 6 Offset, Transpose, Hyperlink functions

Lecture 9 7 Vlookup, Hlookup

Lecture 10 8 Xlookup, Match, Xmatch

Section 4: Date and time

Lecture 11 10 Date, day, days, month, year and weekdays

Lecture 12 11 Weeknum, time, hour, minute & second

Lecture 13 12 Edate, Eomonth, Networkdays & workday

Section 5: Logical and Financial

Lecture 14 13 And, or, not & if functions

Lecture 15 14 If and, if or, true, false and iferror

Lecture 16 15 Ifs function

Section 6: Text functions

Lecture 17 16 Left, right, upper, proper, lower search & find

Lecture 18 17 Mid, trim, fixed, & concatenate

Lecture 19 18 Text, t, clean, value & textsplit functions

Section 7: Statistical functions

Lecture 20 19 Average, averagea, averageif & averageifs

Lecture 21 20 Count, counta, countif & countifs

Lecture 22 21 Large, max, maxa, maxif, small & Min

Section 8: Information and compatibility functions

Lecture 23 22 Address, col, row, type & width

Lecture 24 23 Directory, numfile, origin & system

Lecture 25 24 Isblank, iserror, isodd, istext & type

Lecture 26 25 Forecast, sequence, torow, tocol, hstack & vstack

Section 9: Excel Short-cut keys

Lecture 27 26 Short cut keys – 1

Lecture 28 27 Short cut keys – 2

Lecture 29 28 Short cut keys – 3

The advanced Excel course is designed for professionals, analysts, and students who already possess a foundational understanding of Excel and seek to enhance their skills to tackle more complex data analysis, manipulation, and reporting tasks. It is ideal for individuals looking to streamline workflows, increase efficiency, and unlock the full potential of Excel for advanced data-driven decision-making in their respective fields.,This course will further enhance your skills by introducing from basic excel knowledge to more advanced concepts like working with functions, data visualization, and basic data manipulation techniques. It’s a great way to solidify your existing knowledge and expand your capabilities in using Excel effectively.