Students will learn the skills and concepts necessary to work with intermediate features of Excel 2000.
Excel 2000 Introduction, or equivalent knowledge.
Students will learn how to validate data, customise toolbars, use advanced formulas, create pivot tables, create charts from spreadsheet data, and sort and filter data.
Students should already understand the basic concepts involved in using Excel 2000. For example, students should be familiar with data types (text and values), copying data, basic formulas and functions, and opening and saving files.
Excel 2000 Advanced is the third course in this series.
We offer a range of Excel training courses
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| Additional formatting techniques |
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| Customising the work area |
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| Formula construction |
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| Pivot tables |
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| Creating charts |
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| Modifying charts |
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| Formatting a chart |
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| Sorting data |
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| Filtering data |
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| Publisher: | Microsoft | |
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| Version: | 2000 | |
| Length: | 1 day | |
| Course-ID: | SX115A |
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