Excel 2007 Advanced
The Excel 2007 Advanced series teaches you to apply filters, use formulas and analyze data. You will be able to apply your knowledge to create complex business applications and analyses in Microsoft Excel.
This series is for anyone interested in learning about advanced data analysis features of Excel 2007. This online course contains 6 lessons and should take approximately 12 hours to complete.
Filtering and Sorting Data
This course provides information on how to filter and sort your worksheets in Excel 2007 and teaches you how to remove duplicate records from an Excel worksheet, apply filters to an Excel worksheet, and apply one-click, multiple-level, and custom sorts to your data.
Using Pivot Tables
This course explains how to create and use pivot tables in Excel 2007 and teaches you how to create pivot tables, modify pivot tables, use pivot tables to quickly and easily analyze complex data sets, and apply pivot tables for common uses.
Working with Functions
This course introduces the use of Excel 2007 functions and teaches you how to calculate results with math functions, use date and time functions, adjust text with functions, work with logic and information functions, use lookup functions to locate data, determine payments with financial functions, and use statistical functions to determine relationships.
Using Data Analysis Tools
This course provides an introduction to the commands used to analyze data in Excel 2007 and teaches you how to use What-If analysis in Excel 2007, create analyses with Scenario Manager, analyze data using Goal Seek, and install Solver.
Automating with VBA Macros
This course introduces the use of macros in Excel 2007 and teaches you how to enable the Developer tab on the Ribbon, modify macro security settings, record and run macros, record a macro that uses an advanced filter, customize macros for everyday use, and combine elements of written code with recorded code.
Adding Connections and Importing Data
This course provides detail about connecting worksheets and workbooks for automatic sharing and updating It also provides detail about importing information from the Web, text files, XML data, Access documents, and other files from external data sources and teaches you how to connect two worksheets in separate workbooks, use the Links tab on the Trust Center, set up a connection to a Web page, import an XML file, and connect to an Access database using Microsoft Query.