Microsoft Excel 2003, 2007 and 2010 Training

Classes Part 1, 2 and 3 Excel training will give participants an understanding of the basic functions of Microsoft Excel. During the session participants will receive training on many different uses of Microsoft Excel, including an introduction to the formulas available and their uses. The Excel 1 class is designed for those who are new to Microsoft Excel. A basic knowledge of working within Microsoft Word  environment is desirable, but not necessary. Our Excel 2 & 3 classes explores options and techniques more experienced users would appreciate.

Microsoft Excel 1 Training Outline
What is Excel?
Starting Excel
Basic Concepts of Spreadsheets
An introduction to Workbooks and Worksheets
Working with Rows and Columns
Cell References
Navigating within Excel
Using the Mouse
Using the Keyboard
Useful Keyboard Shortcuts
Data Entry
Entering Text, Numbers
Correcting Errors
File Management
Saving Files
Opening Files
Formatting Cells
Number Formats
Scaling
Time Saving Techniques
Cut, Copy and Paste
Freeze Panes
Basic Calculations within Excel
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division
An Introduction to Functions
Functions including: SUM, MIN, MAX and AVERAGE
GIGO

Microsoft Excel 2 Training Outline
Intermediate and Advanced Classes Thoughts
Dislike second classes
Outline Issues
The Dietitian Story
Tutorial vs. Class
More than one way
Algebra issue
Review Tony's Place Key Points
Formulas
Cheating to remember Formulas
Sort
AutoFilter
Freeze Headings
Color tab
Move worksheet
Intro to Pivot tables
Excel Options
Working with Excel Tabs
Formatting Multiple Sheets
Comparing Workbooks
Naming Cells
Conditional Formatting
Print Area
Excel Options
Creating Charts
Manipulating Data in Excel
Summarize Data

Microsoft Excel 3 Outline
Cell Formatting including Borders and Shading
AutoFormat
Format Painter
Printing and Page Setup
Fitting to Page
Margins
Headers and Footers
Printing Options
Absolute Reference
Text File to Excel Trick
Link to other sheets
Formatting a spreadsheet