Excel for Mac 2016 Essential Training
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Learn everything you need to master Excel for Mac 2016, including using functions, printing worksheets, and collaborating with others.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What you can do with Excel 2016
- Exploring the Excel 2016 program window
- Introducing the Ribbon for the Mac
- Setting program preferences
- Getting help in Excel
- Opening, creating, and saving workbooks
- Setting workbook properties
- Creating and modifying workbook templates
- Managing workbooks across multiple versions of Excel
- Selecting cells and groups of cells
- Copying and pasting cell data
- Entering data using AutoFill and other techniques
- Inserting symbols and special characters
- Creating named ranges
- Creating an Excel table
- Locating and changing data using Find and Replace
- Restricting input using validation rules
- Using lists to limit data entered into a cell
- Sorting worksheet data
- Creating a custom sort order
- Filtering worksheet data
- Inserting, moving, and deleting cells and cell ranges
- Splitting and freezing rows and columns
- Managing worksheets
- Creating, editing, and deleting headers and footers
- Introducing Excel formulas and functions
- Adding a formula to a cell
- Introducing arithmetic operators
- Using relative and absolute cell references
- Controlling how Excel copies and pastes formulas
- Referring to Excel table data in formulas
- Creating an AutoSum formula
- Summarizing data on the status bar
- Summarizing data using an IF function
- Summarizing data using SUMIF and other conditional functions
- Creating formulas to count cells
- Rounding cell values
- Joining text in cells with concatenation
- Finding data using VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP
- Auditing formulas by identifying precedents and dependents
- Managing Excel formula error indicators
- Managing scenarios
- Performing Goal Seek analysis
- Applying fonts, background colors, and borders
- Applying number and date formats to cells
- Managing text alignment
- Copying cell formats
- Managing cell styles
- Managing Office themes
- Creating rule-based conditional formats
- Defining top 10 conditional formats
- Defining data bar, color scale, and icon set conditional formats
- Editing, ordering, and deleting conditional formats
- Creating bar and column charts
- Creating pie charts
- Creating line charts
- Creating XY (scatter) charts
- Creating stock charts
- Changing chart types and layouts
- Changing the appearance of chart elements
- Managing chart axes and numbering
- Adding trendlines to charts
- Creating sparkline charts
- Importing data from comma-separated value (CSV) or text files
- Connecting to an external data source
- Using hyperlinks
- Including an Excel workbook in another Office document
- Linking to an Excel chart from another Office program
- Creating and formatting shapes
- Adding and adjusting images
- Manipulating text boxes
- Cropping, compressing, and removing image backgrounds
- Creating SmartArt graphics
- Creating WordArt
- Aligning and layering objects
- Managing objects using the Selection pane
- Introducing PivotTable reports
- Creating a PivotTable report
- Pivoting a PivotTable report
- Managing subtotals and grand totals
- Summarizing more than one data field
- Changing the data field summary operation
- Changing the data field number format
- Filtering a PivotTable report
- Applying a PivotTable style
- Checking spelling
- Setting AutoCorrect and automatic Replace options
- Managing workbook comments
- Tracking and reviewing changes
- Printing a worksheet or workbook
- Setting and removing print areas
- Exporting to other formats
- Protecting a workbook
- Running an existing macro
- Recording a macro
- Renaming, viewing, and deleting macros
- Adding comments to a macro
- Turning off screen updating in a macro
- Next steps
Taught by
Curt Frye
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