Intermediate Excel - Functions, Formulas & Tables

Giving you the skills to fully utilise Excel
Overview

Excel has long been a popular choice for creating spreadsheets, analysing data and creating graphical representations of information. Excel has more bells and whistles than any version before it, and can be daunting for a novice user.

There are few things in life more impressive than a properly formatted and presented spreadsheet, so if you want to dazzle colleagues with your workbook wizardry or automate a process you repeat every day then this is the course for you.

Course Code
INT0.5EXCP1
Duration
0 Day
Delivery Style
Virtual
Course Type
Public or Private
Max Delegates
12
Available as Nutshell
No

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Purpose of this course

This course will introduce you to Excel and give you the skills to use the program every day.

Who is this course for

Anyone that manages, stores or looks at data as part of their role.

You will learn how to
  • Create and customise workbooks in Excel. 
  • Use Excel as a day to day user.
  • Present data graphically.
     
Benefits for your organisation

This course will enable delegates to format and present data in easier to understand ways.

Benefits for you as an individual

This course will provide an in-depth knowledge of Excel, which is useful for any role in an organisation and can make day to day data management quicker and easier.

Functions and Formulae
  • Mathematical operators
  • Error checking
  • Nested functions
  • Array formulae
Tables
  • Creation and formatting
  • Sort and filter
  • Excel as a database
Data as a Graphic
  • SmartArt
  • Symbols
  • Add and edit shapes
  • Sparkline
Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course though a basic knowledge of Microsoft Office would be advantageous. 

About the Lead Trainer

Jason Ford

Jason is one of the technical trainers here at Quanta covering areas such as the CompTIA course track and Microsoft systems and applications. Jason has previously worked as a web designer, system administrator and technical consultant for organisations including a plant nursery and web service provider.

When he’s not at Quanta, Jason is an avid American Football fan and can also occasionally be found singing and dancing with local Amateur Gilbert and Sullivan societies. He does however promise to keep the theatrics to a minimum in the classroom.