Course Outline

1 - WORKING WITH MULTIPLE WORKSHEETS AND WORKBOOKS
  • Topic A: Utilize Links and External References for Government
  • Topic B: Employ 3-D References
  • Topic C: Consolidate Data
2 - SHARING AND PROTECTING WORKBOOKS
  • Topic A: Collaborate on a Workbook for Government
  • Topic B: Secure Worksheets and Workbooks
3 - AUTOMATING WORKBOOK FUNCTIONALITY
  • Topic A: Implement Data Validation
  • Topic B: Identify Invalid Data and Formulas with Errors
  • Topic C: Manage Macros
4 - USING LOOKUP FUNCTIONS AND FORMULA AUDITING
  • Topic A: Utilize Lookup Functions for Government
  • Topic B: Trace Cell Dependencies
  • Topic C: Monitor and Evaluate Formulas
5 - FORECASTING DATA
  • Topic A: Assess Potential Outcomes Using Data Tables
  • Topic B: Analyze Potential Outcomes Using Scenarios
  • Topic C: Utilize the Goal Seek Feature for Government
  • Topic D: Forecast Data Trends
6 - CREATING SPARKLINES AND MAPPING DATA
  • Topic A: Create Sparklines for Government
  • Topic B: Map Data

Requirements

To ensure success, participants should have practical, real-world experience creating and analyzing datasets using Excel. Specific tasks participants should be able to perform include: developing formulas and utilizing Excel functions; creating, sorting, and filtering datasets and tables; presenting data through basic charts; creating and working with PivotTables, slicers, and PivotCharts; and customizing the Excel environment. To meet these prerequisites, participants can take the following courses, or should possess equivalent skill levels:

Microsoft® Office Excel®: Basic for government

Microsoft® Office Excel®: Intermediate

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