Course Outline

Introduction

  • Basic information about the program for government use
  • Construction of the main window for government applications
  • Operations on workbooks (notebooks) and sheets for government workflows

Entering and Modifying Data in Worksheet Cells

Formatting Data

  • Determining how to display different types of data and calculation results (e.g., dates, amounts, percentages, or fractions) for government reports
  • Determining the edge of the cell and the background for enhanced readability in government documents
  • Formatting row and column titles to ensure clarity in government presentations
  • Using Styles to maintain consistency across government datasets

Navigation

  • Moving up in extensive sheets for efficient data management in government systems
  • Concurrent work on multiple worksheets/workbooks for streamlined government operations

Copying and Moving Data

  • Select areas (cell ranges) for accurate data transfer in government databases
  • Moving data to maintain integrity in government records
  • Special insert features for precise data placement in government documents
  • Autofill sections (series) of data (for example, ordinals and dates of the next working day) for government efficiency

Formulas, Addresses, and Cell Names

  • Create, modify, and copy formulas to support complex calculations in government analyses
  • Circular references to handle dependencies in government datasets
  • Conditional formatting to highlight critical data points in government reports
  • The address types and their use for linking data across government systems
  • References to other worksheets and workbooks for integrated government data management
  • Using cell names to enhance clarity and usability in government spreadsheets

Functions

  • General rules for using functions to support data analysis in government projects
  • Frequently used functions for common government tasks
  • Nested functions for advanced data manipulation in government reports
  • Using conditional logic to automate decision-making processes in government operations
  • The Function creator to simplify complex function creation for government users

Graphics in Spreadsheets

  • AutoShapes and WordArt for enhanced visual communication in government presentations
  • Static and dynamic data images to illustrate trends and insights in government reports

Charts

  • The main chart types and their applications in government analyses
  • General principles for creating compelling charts for effective government communication
  • Creating charts to visualize data for government stakeholders
  • Components of graphs and their modification to tailor visualizations for government audiences
  • Create custom chart types to meet specific government needs

Hiding and Data Protection

  • Hiding sheets, columns, and rows to maintain data confidentiality in government documents
  • Hide formulas and cell entries to protect sensitive information in government reports
  • Protect worksheet and workbook from changes to ensure data integrity in government systems
  • Protecting workbooks before opening to enhance security for government users

Print

  • Printing sheets and areas of discontinuous data for government reports and presentations
  • Printing charts to support visual communication in government documents

Requirements

Understanding of Windows for government operations

 14 Hours

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