Cert Prep: Excel 2013 Microsoft Office Expert Part Two (77-428)
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Make evident your advanced knowledge of Excel by becoming a Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert. This course helps you prepare for the Excel 2013 Expert Part Two exam.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What to know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- The different kinds of Microsoft Office Specialist certifications
- 2013 MOS Expert exam format and learning objectives
- Create and modify templates
- Manage versions and merge multiple workbooks
- Copy styles from template to template
- Link to external data
- Copy macros from workbook to workbook
- Protecting cells and hiding formulas
- ✓ Challenge: Manage and share workbooks
- ✓ Solution: Management and share workbooks
- Create and apply custom formats: Number, accounting, time, and date
- Use advanced Fill Series options
- Create and apply custom styles
- Create form fields
- ✓ Challenge: Apply custom formats and layouts
- ✓ Solution: Apply custom formats and layouts
- Use a Nested IF function
- Use the AND/OR functions
- Use the SUMIFS, AVERAGEIFS, and COUNTIFS functions
- Consolidate data and use the Watch window
- Enable iterative calculations and use What-If Analysis tools
- Use financial functions
- ✓ Challenge: Create advanced formulas
- ✓ Solution: Create advanced formulas
- Create new PivotCharts
- Manipulate options in existing PivotCharts
- Apply styles to PivotCharts
- ✓ Challenge: Create advanced charts and tables
- ✓ Solution: Create advanced charts and tables
- ✓ Challenge: Full-length MOS Expert sample exam for Excel 2013
- ✓ Solution: Full-length MOS Expert sample exam for Excel 2013
- Next steps
Taught by
Jennifer McBee
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