Excel 2016 Essential Training

Go to class
Write Review

Free Online Course: Excel 2016 Essential Training provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 9 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Excel 2016 Essential Training is taught by Dennis Taylor.

Overview
  • Learn how to enter and organize data, create formulas and functions, build charts and PivotTables, and use other powerful Excel 2016 features.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Welcome
    • Using the exercise files
    1. Getting Started with Excel
    • What is Excel used for?
    • Using the menu system
    • Using the Quick Access Toolbar
    • Understanding workbooks and worksheets
    • Using the Formula bar
    • Using the Status bar
    • Using navigation tools
    • Using shortcut menus and the Mini toolbar
    • Creating new workbooks
    • Using Excel Help
    2. Entering Data
    • Exploring data entry and editing techniques
    • Entering data with AutoFill
    • Working with dates and times
    • Using Undo and Redo
    • Adding comments
    • Using Save or Save As
    3. Creating Formulas and Functions
    • Creating simple formulas
    • Copying a formula into adjacent cells
    • Calculating year-to-date totals
    • Creating a percentage-change formula
    • Working with relative, absolute, and mixed references
    • Using SUM and AVERAGE
    • Using other common functions
    4. Formatting
    • Exploring font styles and effects
    • Adjusting row heights and column widths
    • Working with alignment and Wrap Text
    • Designing borders
    • Exploring numeric and special formatting
    • Formatting numbers and dates
    • Using conditional formatting
    • Creating and using tables
    • Inserting shapes, arrows, and other visual features
    5. Adjusting Worksheet Layout and Data
    • Inserting and deleting rows and columns
    • Hiding and unhiding rows and columns
    • Moving, copying, and inserting data
    • Finding and replacing data
    6. Printing
    • Exploring the Page Layout tab and Page Layout view
    • Previewing page breaks
    • Working with Page Setup and printing controls
    7. Charts
    • Creating charts
    • Exploring chart types
    • Formatting charts
    • Working with axes, titles, and other chart elements
    • Creating in-cell charts with sparklines
    • New charts in Excel 2016
    8. Adjusting Worksheet Views
    • Freezing and unfreezing panes
    • Splitting screens horizontally and vertically
    • Collapsing and expanding data views with outlining
    9. Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
    • Displaying multiple worksheets and workbooks
    • Renaming, inserting, and deleting sheets
    • Moving, copying, and grouping sheets
    • Using formulas to link worksheets and workbooks
    • Locating and maintaining links
    10. IF, VLOOKUP, and Power Functions
    • Using IF functions and relational operators
    • Getting approximate table data with the VLOOKUP function
    • Getting exact table data with the VLOOKUP function
    • Using the COUNTIF family of functions
    11. Security and Sharing
    • Unlocking cells and protecting worksheets
    • Protecting workbooks
    • Assigning passwords to workbooks
    • Sharing workbooks
    • Tracking changes
    12. Data Management Features
    • Sorting data
    • Inserting subtotals in a sorted list
    • Using filters
    • Splitting data into multiple columns
    • Splitting and combining columnar data with Flash Fill
    • Removing duplicate records
    • Using validation tools
    13. Data Analysis Tools
    • Using Goal Seek
    • Using Solver
    • Using Scenario Manager
    • Using data tables
    14. PivotTables
    • Creating PivotTables
    • Manipulating PivotTable data
    • Grouping by date and time
    • Grouping by other factors
    • Using slicers to clarify and manipulate fields
    • Using PivotCharts
    15. Introduction to Macros
    • Exploring the need for macros
    • Creating a simple macro
    • Running a macro
    Conclusion
    • Goodbye