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Excel: Analyzing Your Sales Pipeline
Discover how to analyze your sales pipeline using Salesforce and Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Avoiding Common Mistakes (Office 365/Excel 2019)
Prevent common errors from occurring in your Excel data with this short course.
Excel: Charts in Depth
Explore how to add visual appeal to your spreadsheets and workbooks with this in-depth course on the powerful charting features of Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Conditional Formatting for Beginners (217818)
Conditional formatting sounds more complicated than it is. This powerful tool in Microsoft Excel allows you to highlight data based on cell contents, making it easy to spot trends and patterns and emphasize key results. Though this process can be quick and easy, many Excel users don't know how to use conditional formatting to its fullest potential. In this short course, Excel trainer Dennis Taylor walks you through how to apply and customize conditional formatting to quickly pinpoint variances in your data. Learn how to use all the rules and options, such as data bars and icon sets, and apply conditional formatting across many rows of data.
Excel: Conditional Formatting for Beginners (Office 365/Excel 2019)
Learn how to use conditional formatting to spot trends and emphasize key results in Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Creating a Dashboard with Power Query (Office 365/Microsoft 365)
Learn how to create data-rich Excel dashboards using Power Query.
Excel: Creating and Managing Invoices
Discover how to easily create, track, and manage invoices in Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Creating Business Budgets
Learn how to design, create, and maintain robust business budgets using Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Creating Drop-Down Lists
Learn how to save time and ensure more accurate data by creating drop-down lists in Excel.
Excel: Filtering Data for Beginners
Make the most of the filtering capabilities in Microsoft Excel. Learn how to use filters to zero in on exactly the data you need.
Excel: Financial Functions in Depth
Learn to use Excel functions for financial analysis. Find out how to calculate loan payments, depreciation, rate of return, and more, in Microsoft Excel.
Excel: Implementing Balanced Scorecards with KPIs
Discover how to use Excel to create a balanced scorecard to measure business performance based on financial, process, customer, and learning and growth metrics.
Excel: Introduction to Charts and Graphs
Learn the basics of charts and graphs in Excel. Find how to create engaging data visualizations with these simple Excel chart tips.
Excel: Introduction to Formatting
Make your spreadsheet data more readable and compelling with these simple Excel formatting tips.
Excel: Introduction to Formulas and Functions
Get a beginner-level introduction to Excel formulas and functions. Learn how to summarize and analyze data using these powerful data analysis features.
Excel: Introduction to VBA (227678)
Excel macros allow you to automate routine tasks. Although working with macros involves the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language, you don’t need to be a programmer to use it. In this course, Excel guru and Microsoft content developer Chris "Smitty" Smith provides a quick introduction to macros and VBA. He walks through the steps of recording a basic macro, then demonstrates how to edit macros, including testing and adjusting, and making recorded macros dynamic. Learn how to do more with Excel using macros.
Excel: Lookup Functions in Depth
Master some of the most powerful lookup functions in Microsoft Excel, including VLOOKUP, INDEX, XMATCH, and XLOOKUP.
Excel: Macros and VBA for Beginners
Any Excel user, regardless of expertise level, can learn how to save time by automating tasks using Excel macros and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA).
Excel: Macros and VBA for Beginners
Speed up your Excel workflow by recording macros that automate repetitive tasks. Learn how to begin working with macros—regardless of your level of technical expertise.
Excel: Macros in Depth (Office 365/Excel 2019)
Explore ways to save time by automating tasks with macros in Microsoft Excel.