Take advantage of the most powerful features in Microsoft Excel. Learn how to use advanced formulas and functions, including lookup, statistical, text, and math functions.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Use the most powerful formulas and functions in Excel
- Display and highlight formulas
- Use the auditing tools
- Use entire row/column references
- Change formulas to values and update values without formulas
- Simplify debugging formulas with the F9 key
- Enhance readability with range names
- Create 3D formulas to tabulate data from multiple sheets
- Explore IF logical tests and use relational operators
- Create and expand the use of nested IF statements
- Create compound logical tests with AND, OR, NOT, and IF
- Use IFS for multiple conditions
- Explore the VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP functions
- Find approximate matches with VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP
- Use VLOOKUP to find exact matches and search large tables
- Find table-like data within a function using CHOOSE
- Use the SWITCH function for formula-embedded selection
- Locate data with the MATCH function
- Retrieve information by location with the INDEX function
- Use the MATCH and INDEX functions together
- Document formulas with the FORMULATEXT function
- Extract and count unique entries from a list with UNIQUE
- Use the XLOOKUP function
- Tabulate data using a single criterion with COUNTIF, SUMIF, and AVERAGEIF
- Tabulate data using multiple criteria with COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, and AVERAGEIFS
- Use MAXIFS and MINIFS
- Use the SUBTOTAL function to prevent double counting
- Find middle and most common values with MEDIAN and MODE
- Rank data without sorting using RANK and RANK.EQ
- Find the largest and smallest values with LARGE and SMALL
- Tabulate blank cells with the COUNTBLANK function
- Use COUNT, COUNTA, and the status bar
- Work with the ROUND, ROUNDUP, and ROUNDDOWN functions
- Use MROUND, CEILING, and FLOOR for specialized rounding
- Use INT, TRUNC, ODD, and EVEN for specialized rounding
- Use MOD to find remainders and apply conditional formatting
- Explore practical uses for RAND, RANDARRAY, and RANDBETWEEN
- Convert a value between measurement systems with CONVERT
- Use the AGGREGATE function to bypass errors and hidden data
- Use ROMAN and ARABIC to display different number systems
- Understand Excel date and time capabilities in formulas
- Use various date and time functions
- Use the TODAY and NOW functions for date and time entry
- Identify weekdays with the WEEKDAY function
- Count working days and completion dates (NETWORKDAYS and WORKDAY)
- Tabulate date differences with the DATEDIF function
- Calculate dates with EDATE and EOMONTH
- Get data from remote cells with the OFFSET function
- Return references with the INDIRECT function
- Use INDIRECT with Data Validation for multitiered pick lists
- Locate and extract data with FIND, SEARCH, and MID
- Extract data with the LEFT and RIGHT functions
- Use the TRIM function to remove unwanted spaces in a cell
- Combine data with symbols (&) and CONCATENATE
- Use CONCAT and TEXTJOIN to combine data from different cells
- Adjust alphabetic case with UPPER, LOWER, and PROPER
- Adjust character content with REPLACE and SUBSTITUTE
- Use utility text functions: TEXT, REPT, VALUE, and LEN
- Use the new LET function
- Create custom functions with LAMBDA
- New functions: TEXTBEFORE, TEXTAFTER, and TEXTSPLIT
- Extract information with the CELL and INFO functions
- Explore various information functions
- Use several error-checking functions
- Track and highlight formula cells with ISFORMULA
- Next steps
Taught by
Dennis Taylor