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Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals

Training Description

Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of the software. Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

The Course Suits

Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of the software.

Training Benefits

At the completion of Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals you should be able to:
 
    • start, move about in, and exit from Microsoft Excel 2000
    • create a simple workbook
    • print data from a workbook
    • copy and fill cells and ranges in a workbook
    • adjust a worksheet to better accommodate data
    • select a range of cells in a workbook
    • create a variety of different formulas
    • create and work with spreadsheet functions
    • work with absolute and relative cell references
    • make changes to data and formulas in a worksheet
    • use the fill technique to enter data into cells
    • format cells and ranges in a workbook
    • create a variety of charts (graphs) in Excel
    • use hyperlinks to provide navigational tools in a workbook
 

Course Timetable

The course focuses on practical work within the product giving delegates ample opportunity to use their PC skills through a series of graded exercisesTopics covered include:
Excel 2000 Orientation
Starting Microsoft Excel 2000
The Excel 2000 Screen
Understanding Workbooks
Moving The Cell Pointer
Moving About The Workbook
Using Go To
Menus And Toolbars
Using Menus And Toolbars
Using Context Sensitive Menus
Exiting Excel 2000
A Simple Workbook
Creating A New Workbook
Entering Data In A Workbook
Saving A New Workbook
Opening A Saved Workbook
Creating An Input Range
Saving Your Work
Essential Formatting
Column Best Fit
Closing A Workbook
Printing
Print Preview
Simple Printing
Previewing Large Worksheets
Page Orientation
Scaling To Fit
Repeating Rows
Creating Page Headers And Footers
Formatting Headers And Footers
Printing Formulas
Copying And Filling
Understanding Copying In Excel
Using Fill For Quick Copying
Copying From One Cell To Another
Copying From One Cell To Multiple Cells
Copying From Many Cells To Many Cells
Copying Relative Formulas
Copying To A Non-Contiguous Range
Adjusting A Worksheet
Inserting Cells
Deleting Cells
Inserting Columns
Inserting Rows
Deleting Rows And Columns
Resizing Columns
Resizing Rows
Hiding Grid Lines
Selecting Ranges
Selecting A Single Cell Range
Selecting Non-Contiguous Ranges
Special Selection Techniques
Using Special Selection Techniques
Selecting Larger Ranges
Range Calculations
Formulas
Understanding Formulas
Formulas That Add
The Sum Function
Formulas That Subtract
Formulas That Multiply And Divide
Referential Formulas
What If Formulas
More Complex Formulas
Common Error Messages
Working With Functions
Functions
Typing A Sum Function
Summing Non-Contiguous Ranges
Calculating An Average
The Maximum Function
The Minimum Function
Absolute Referencing
Absolute And Relative Referencing
Problems With Relative Formulas
Tracing Precedents
Creating Absolute References
Creating Mixed References
Circular References
Editing Data
Overwriting Cell Contents
Editing Long Cell Entries
Editing Formulas
Editing Functions
Filling Series
Filling A Series
Filling A Growth Series
Filling A Series Backwards
Filling Using Options
Creating A Custom Series
Modifying And Deleting Custom Series
Formatting Cells
Using The Font Tools
Using The Alignment Tools
Using The Number Tools
The Format Cells Dialog Box
Formatting Fonts Using The Menu
Superscript And Subscript
Strikethrough
Changing Horizontal Alignment Using The Menu
Merging Cells
Changing Text Orientation
Changing Vertical Alignment
Text Wrapping
Formatting Dates
Formatting Numbers
Formatting Currency
Creating Custom Formats
Borders And Shading
Clearing Cell Formats
Charting
Using The Chart Wizard
Choosing The Chart Type
Changing The Chart Type
Modifying A Chart
Printing A Chart
Creating A Pie Chart
Creating A Bar Chart
Moving A Chart
Deleting A Chart
Hyperlinks
Hyperlinking Within A Workbook
Using A Hyperlink
Hyperlinking To A Range
Hyperlinking Between Applications
 

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