ADVANCED EXCEL Course Modules for Advance Excel Training Online (MS Excel 2013 Course):

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1 Course Modules for Advance Excel Training Online (MS Excel 2013 Course): ADVANCED EXCEL Getting started with Excel 2013 A Identifying the different Excel 2013 programs B Identifying new features of Excel 2013 o If you are upgrading from Excel 2010 o If you are upgrading from Excel 2007 o If you are upgrading from Excel 2003 o Working with the ribbon C Customizing the Excel 2013 program window o Zooming in on a worksheet o Arranging multiple workbook windows o Adding buttons to the Quick Access Toolbar o Customizing the ribbon o Maximizing usable space in the program window o 4 Creating workbooks D Modifying workbooks E Modifying worksheets o Inserting rows, columns, and cells F Merging and unmerging cells 2 Working with data and Excel tables A Entering and revising data B Managing data by using Flash Fill C Moving data within a workbook D Finding and replacing data E Correcting and expanding upon worksheet data F Defining Excel tables 3 Performing calculations on data A Naming groups of data B Creating formulas to calculate values C Summarizing data that meets specific conditions

2 D Working with iterative calculation options and automatic workbook calculation E Using array formulas F Finding and correcting errors in calculations 4 Changing workbook appearance A Formatting cells B Defining styles C Applying workbook themes and Excel table styles D Making numbers easier to read E Changing the appearance of data based on its value F Adding images to worksheets 5 Focusing on specific data by using filters A Limiting data that appears on your screen B Filtering Excel table data by using slicers C Manipulating worksheet data o Selecting list rows at random o Summarizing worksheets by using hidden and filtered rows o Finding unique values within a data set D Defining valid sets of values for ranges of cells 6 Reordering and summarizing data A Sorting worksheet data B Sorting data by using custom lists C Organizing data into levels D Looking up information in a worksheet 7 Combining data from multiple sources A Using workbooks as templates for other workbooks B Linking to data in other worksheets and workbooks C Consolidating multiple sets of data into a single workbook 8 Analyzing data and alternative data set A Examining data by using the Quick Analysis Lens B Defining an alternative data set C Defining multiple alternative data sets D Analyzing data by using data tables

3 E Varying your data to get a specific result by using Goal Seek F Finding optimal solutions by using Solver G Analyzing data by using descriptive statistics 9 Creating charts and graphics A Creating charts B Customizing the appearance of charts C Finding trends in your data D Creating dual-axis charts E Summarizing your data by using sparklines F Creating diagrams by using SmartArt G Creating shapes and mathematical equations 10 Using PivotTables and Pivot Charts A Analyzing data dynamically by using PivotTables B Filtering, showing, and hiding PivotTable data C Editing PivotTables D Formatting PivotTables E Creating PivotTables from external data F Creating dynamic charts by using Pivot Charts 11 Printing worksheets and charts A Adding headers and footers to printed pages B Preparing worksheets for printing o Previewing worksheets before printing o Changing page breaks in a worksheet o Changing the page printing order for worksheets C Printing worksheets D Printing parts of worksheets E Printing charts 12 Working with other Office programs A Linking to Office documents from workbooks B Embedding workbooks into other Office documents C Creating hyperlinks D Pasting charts into other Office documents 13 Collaborating with colleagues

4 A Sharing workbooks B Saving workbooks for electronic distribution C Managing comments D Tracking and managing colleagues changes E Protecting workbooks and worksheets F Authenticating workbooks G Saving workbooks as web content H Importing and exporting XML data I Working with SkyDrive and Excel Web App EXCEL VBA 1 Getting Started A Introducing Visual Basic for Application B Displaying the Developer Tab in the Ribbon C Recording a Macro E Saving a Macro-Enable Workbook F Running a Macro G Editing a macro in the Visual Basic Editor H Understanding the Development Environment I Using Visual Basic Help J Closing the Visual Basic Editor K Understanding Macro Security 2 Working with Procedures and Functions A Understanding Modules B Creating a Standard Module C Understanding Procedures D Creating a Sub Procedure E Calling Procedure F Using the Immediate Window to Call Procedures G Creating a Functions Procedure H Naming Procedures I Working with the code Editor 3 Understanding Objects A Understanding Objects

5 B Navigating the Excel Object Hierarchy C Understanding Collections D Using the Object Browser E Working with Properties F Using the With Statement G Working with Methods H Creating an Event Procedure 4 Using Expressions, Variables and Intrinsic Function A Understanding Expressions and Statements B Declaring Variables C Understanding Data Types D Working with Variables Scope E Using Intrinsic Functions F Understanding Constants G Using Interinsic Constants H Using Message Boxes I Using Input Boxes J Declaring and Using Object Variables 5 Controlling Program Execution A Understanding Control-of-Flow Structures B Working with Boolean Expressions C Using the If... End If Decision Structures D Using the Select Case... End Select Structure E Using the Do...Loop Structure F Using the For...To...Next Structure G Using the For Each...Next Structure H Guidelines for use of control-of-flow Structure 6 Working with Forms and Controls A Understanding User Forms B Using the Toolbox C Working with User Form Properties, Events and Methods D Understanding Controls E Setting Control Properties in the Properties Windows F Working with the Label Control G Working with the Text Box Control

6 H Working with Command Button Control I Working with Combo Box Control J Working with Combo Box Control K Working with Frame Control L Working with Options Control M Working with Control Appearance N Setting the Tab Order O Populating a Control P Adding Code to Control 7 Working with the PivotTable Object A Understanding PivotTables B Creating a PivotTable Using Worksheets Data C Working with PivotTable Objects D Working with the PivotTable Collection E Assigning a Macro to the Quick Access Toolbar F Debugging Code G Understanding Errors H Using Debugging Tools I Setting BreakPoints J Stepping through Code K Using break Mode during Run mode L Determining the Value of Expressions M Handling Errors N Understanding Error Handling O Understanding BA s Error Trapping Options P Trapping Error with the On Error Statement Q Understanding the Err Object R Writing an error-handling Routing EXCAL B.I WITH POWER PIVOT & POWER VIEW 1 Title 2 Microsoft business intelligence vision A Business intelligence in three ways B Tabular business intelligence semantic model

7 Excel 2013 professional power tools 3 Excel 2013 PowerPivot A Best things that PowerPivot brings to excel B What will PowerPivot do for the analyst? C New 2013 PowerPivot features D PowerPivot and excel 2013 E PowerPivot and SharePoint F Importing data G Data models H Relationships I Simple pivot table reports J Calculated columns and calculated fields K Refreshing data L Calculations M DAX 4 Power view A Microsoft power view user interface B Tables C Tiles D Charts E Multiples F Saving and sharing G Demonstration 5 Power query A Power query and power query formulas B Ribbon C Data import D Data filtering E Merging datasets 6 Power map A What is power map? B Power map ribbon C Data preparation D Tours and scenes

8 7 Concept reinforcement scenarios A Preparation B Scenario