
Mastering Data Analysis using Microsoft Excel: Formulas and Pivot Tables
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Mastering Data Analysis using Microsoft Excel: Formulas and Pivot Tables
Learn how to develop and apply formulas and perform useful data analysis with this free online Microsoft Excel training.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (2)
English
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Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- List the most frequently used lookup and decision formulas
- Outline the methods for creating and applying formulas in a spreadsheet to locate specific data
- Identify the correct formula for calculating a specific value, counting cells, or adding the provided data
- Explain the syntax of several new Excel functions
- Discuss the concept of named ranges
- Outline the tools that can be used to customize the named ranges
- Recognize the range operators that appear in the formula syntax
- Describe the operations that may be performed within an Excel table
- Discuss the mechanics of a pivot table and its capabilities
- Summarize the steps for counting, averaging, and running totals with pivot tables
- Explain how to use filters, slicers, timelines, and pivot charts to display dynamic views of data
- Describe the process of creating a pivot chart
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