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Working with Excel Data

Exam Questions: 70
Course Level: Intermediate
Pages: 348 | Content: 332, Supplemental: 16
NASBA Area of Study: Computer Software and Applications
Not Acceptable for: Enrolled Agents
Version: 8080

This course will help you master some of the more advanced functions of Excel. It will show you how to protect and share your workbooks and data, plus better manage and analyze large files. You'll also learn how to create charts, graphics, and macros, and do a little VBA programming. Prerequisites: A working knowledge of Excel capabilities and functions. PLEASE NOTE: The course is not specific to any version of Excel. It is written with a Windows format, but the majority of information is applicable to Mac users as well. Not accepted for Enrolled Agents. Computer program software is NOT included with courses. All course material provided. No prerequisites. Course level: Intermediate.

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Table of Contents
  • WORKSHEET COLLABORATION AND REVIEW
  • Protecting Workbooks and Worksheet Data
  • Preparing a Workbook for Distribution
  • Sharing Worksheets and Workbook Data
  • CHARTS AND GRAPHICS
  • Charting Worksheet Data
  • Adding Graphic Objects
  • DATA MANAGEMENT
  • Building and Maintaining Tables
  • Filtering and Querying a Table
  • DATA ANALYSIS
  • Performing What-If Analysis
  • Performing Large-Scale Data Analysis
  • MACROS AND VBA
  • Recording and Running Macros
  • VBA Programming
Objectives
  • To identify how to best protect worksheets and workbooks
  • To recognize how to add notes to a worksheet
  • To recognize how to share Excel data with other programs
  • To identify how to add charts to a worksheet
  • To recognize how to insert pictures and images
  • To recognize how to modify the structure of a table
  • To recognize when and how to use Excel's filtering and querying features
  • To recognize how to create data tables for what-if analysis
  • To recognize how to work with PivotTables
  • To identify how to create and run macros when using Excel
  • To recognize how to use Visual Basic Editor

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