Lookup Functions, Advanced Charts and Pivot tables
Lookup Functions, Advanced Charts and Pivot tables, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.4, with 96 lectures, based on 647 reviews, and has 15251 subscribers.
You will learn about Tools to automate, streamline, and absolutely revolutionize your workflow with Excel Maintain large sets of Excel data in a list or table This course is ideal for individuals who are From beginners, to advanced users, this course is perfect for all ability levels or Anyone hoping to expand their analytics skill set, work more efficiently with data It is particularly useful for From beginners, to advanced users, this course is perfect for all ability levels or Anyone hoping to expand their analytics skill set, work more efficiently with data.
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Summary
Title: Lookup Functions, Advanced Charts and Pivot tables
Price: Free
Average Rating: 4.4
Number of Lectures: 96
Number of Published Lectures: 96
Number of Curriculum Items: 96
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96
Original Price: Free
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Tools to automate, streamline, and absolutely revolutionize your workflow with Excel
- Maintain large sets of Excel data in a list or table
Who Should Attend
- From beginners, to advanced users, this course is perfect for all ability levels
- Anyone hoping to expand their analytics skill set, work more efficiently with data
Target Audiences
- From beginners, to advanced users, this course is perfect for all ability levels
- Anyone hoping to expand their analytics skill set, work more efficiently with data
Graphics, images, and charts are great ways to visualize and represent the data, and Excel does exactly same thing for us by automatically creating the charts. After you enroll and complete this course, you will be proficient in all kinds of charts in Excel: Bar Charts, Column Charts, Line Charts, Pie Charts, Area Charts, X Y Scatter Charts, Bubble Charts. You will be able not only to create these charts in Excel, but also to format them quickly and easily.
This course also provides an in-depth coverage of pivot tables and pivot charts. These are two of the powerful data analysis tools in Excel’s arsenal, and they should definitely be mastered by anyone who aspires to becoming an Excel “power user. Pivot Tables and Pivot Charts allow you to dynamically reorganize and display your data in many different ways and they help you get meaningful information from large amounts of data.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Lookup Functions
Lecture 1: Lookup Functions
Lecture 2: Lookup and Reference Functions
Chapter 2: Introduction to Advanced charts
Lecture 1: Introduction to Advanced charts
Chapter 3: Types of charts
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: Line chart
Lecture 3: Column chart
Lecture 4: Clustered column chart
Lecture 5: Stacked column chart
Lecture 6: Pie chart
Lecture 7: Bar chart
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 4: Sub-types of charts and its uses
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: Area Chart
Lecture 3: Converting area chart into line chart
Lecture 4: 3D Area chart
Lecture 5: Making areas transparent
Lecture 6: Stacked area chart
Lecture 7: Scatter chart
Lecture 8: Data plotting
Lecture 9: What is regression analysis ?
Lecture 10: Creating Scatter chart
Lecture 11: Using trendlines
Lecture 12: Line chart vs Scatter chart – part 1
Lecture 13: Line chart vs Scatter chart – part 2
Lecture 14: Scatter chart with lines and markers
Lecture 15: Types of scatter chart
Lecture 16: Bubble chart
Lecture 17: Creating bubble chart
Lecture 18: Coloring bubbles
Lecture 19: Displaying legends
Lecture 20: Stock charts
Lecture 21: Types of stock charts
Lecture 22: Organization of data
Lecture 23: Creating a high-low – close chart
Lecture 24: Formatting a stock chart
Lecture 25: Varying period
Lecture 26: Creating a open-high-low – close chart
Lecture 27: Stock charts with volumes
Lecture 28: Summary
Chapter 5: Modifying charts
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: Surface chart
Lecture 3: Types of surface charts
Lecture 4: Creating a surface chart
Lecture 5: Wireframe 3-D Surface chart
Lecture 6: Contour chart
Lecture 7: Wireframe contour chart
Lecture 8: Radar chart
Lecture 9: Creating a Radar chart
Lecture 10: Types of Radar chart
Lecture 11: Combination chart
Lecture 12: Creating a combination chart
Lecture 13: Changing chart type
Lecture 14: Adding titles to vertical axes
Lecture 15: Applying chart styles
Lecture 16: Summary
Chapter 6: Chart Templates
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: What are chart templates
Lecture 3: Customizing a chart
Lecture 4: Saving a chart template
Lecture 5: Using chart template – new chart
Lecture 6: Using chart template – An existing chart
Lecture 7: Moving or deleting chart template
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 7: Sparklines
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: What are sparklines
Lecture 3: Sparklines vs charts
Lecture 4: Types of sparklines
Lecture 5: Creating sparklines
Lecture 6: Altering the design of sparklines
Lecture 7: Sparkline group vs individual sparklines
Lecture 8: Removing sparklines
Lecture 9: Comparing sparklines with a group
Lecture 10: Modifying display range
Lecture 11: Dealing with empty cells
Lecture 12: Empty cells – option 2
Lecture 13: Empty cells – option 3
Lecture 14: Data in hidden rows and columns
Lecture 15: Summary
Chapter 8: Introduction to Pivot chart and tables
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 9: Pivot charts
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: Creating pivot charts
Lecture 3: Manipulating options in pivot charts
Lecture 4: Using field buttons in pivot charts
Lecture 5: Effect of Slicers
Lecture 6: Creating pivot chart before pivot table
Lecture 7: Formatting pivot chart
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 10: Pivot table
Lecture 1: Objective
Lecture 2: Creating pivot table
Lecture 3: Multiple fields in row, column or data section
Instructors
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MKCL India
Creating a Knowledge Lit World
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