Microsoft Excel 2016 Training Course Advanced Chiswick

Chiswick Advanced Microsoft Excel 2016 Course Overview

Chiswick, a leafy suburb of London, is celebrated for its historic pubs and riverside walks.

London (Chiswick)
Building 3,
Chiswick Park,
566 Chiswick High Road,
Chiswick,
London, W4 5YA

The London Chiswick Park business centre is in a beautiful four-storey glass building in an award-winning business park is ideal for your Microsoft Excel 2016 Training Course Advanced training course. Designed by architect Sir Richard Rogers, the building is one of 12, which form a 'necklace' around an inner landscaped area with a lake, waterfall, trees, gardens and walkways. With on-site parking, the centre is also close to the Gunnersbury London Underground Station.

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Course Duration: 1 Day

Course Prerequisites for your training in Chiswick

This is an advanced course, so to ensure that you get the most out of it check that you are familiar with the following:

You may want to familiarise yourself with our Excel Beginners and Intermediate Outlines.

Microsoft Excel 2016 Training Course Beginners

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Complete Course Outline

Importing & Exporting Data in Excel 2016

• Importing External Data into Excel
• Importing Text Data into Excel
• Converting Text into Columns
• Removing Duplicate Rows of Data
• Importing Data form a Database
• Linking to Another File
• Linking & Embedding Objects
• Exporting Data from Excel
• Publishing Worksheets & Workbooks to the Web

Formatting Numbers

• Creating Custom Number Formats
• Using and Applying Conditional Formatting
• Applying Specialised Conditional Formatting
• Creating your own Formatting Rules
• Managing Conditional Formatting

Working with Ranges

• Naming & Using a Range
• Managing Range Names
• Using the VLOOKUP Function

Working with Macros

• Creating, Running and Editing a Macro
• Saving and Opening a Workbook with Macros
• Adding a Macro to the Quick Access Toolbar

Data Analysis Tools

• Tracing Formula Precedents
• Tracing Cell Dependents
• Tracing and Fixing Errors
• Error Checking a Worksheet
• Working with Advanced Pivot Table Functions

Summarising Data

• Adding Subtotals to a List
• Nesting Subtotals
• Applying Advanced Filters
• Adding Group and Outline Criteria to Ranges
• Using Data Validation
• Previewing Data Using Quick Analysis

Analysing Your Data

• Using Goal Seek
• Using Solver
• Creating and Displaying Scenarios
• Using Data Tables
• Forecasting Future Values

Workgroup Collaboration

• Locking / Unlocking Cells in a Worksheet
• Protecting a Worksheet and Workbook
• Showing or Hiding Formulas
• Creating a Shared Workbook
• Tracking Changes to a Workbook
• Accepting and Rejecting Changes to a Workbook
• Encrypting a Workbook
• Marking a Workbook as Final
• Merging Copies of Share Workbooks
• Inspecting Workbooks
• Checking Document Compatibility & Accessibility

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