MS Excel 2000, XP, 2003 Advanced Menu Options
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4
Internet links – Hyperlinks 4
Toolbar customise with VBA 4
Workspaces 4
New printing techniques 4
Expert editing tips 4
Adding comments 4
View & Report Managers 4
Picture charts 4
Graphing techniques 4
Formulas 4
Absolute/Relative/Mixed cell
addressing 4
The Function Wizard 4
Macros – Visual Basic for Applications
(VBA) 4
Using VBA as formulas 4
Named Ranges 4
Auto & Conditional formatting 4
Styles
4
Sharing work files/tracking the changes 4
Protecting data 4
Filtering data – setting criteria 4
Working with input forms 4
Data validation 4
Using tables |
4
Working with input forms 4
Data validation 4
Using tables 4
Converting text data to column format 4
Consolidate data from different sources
/ linking 4
3D formulas in sheets & other WorkBooks 4
Grouping data 4
Pivot Table models 4
The Add-in Tools: 4
Goal Seek
4
Scenario Manager 4
Auditing
4
Solver 4
Array formulas – memory benefits for
large spreadsheets
4
Microsoft Query – getting external
data 4
Using Excel with other Office
programs 4 Designing spreadsheets for others to use |
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Assumptions: Ø
Sound basic knowledge of program,
navigation, simple formulas and formatting Ø
Basic
charting techniques |
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This course provides a menu of possible choices. Attendees are invited to pinpoint their priorities prior to the course. Fully customised solutions available.
Manual: On CD.
Duration: 2 days.