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These intermediate Microsoft Excel courses are designed for delegates who have used Excel before and want to expand their knowledge. Improving formatting, organising data, highlighting key information and creating formulas/links between sheets.
You may also wish to know we also deliver advanced Excel training courses.
A working knowledge of creating/formatting simple spreadsheets, basic formulas and functions e.g. AutoSum. Or our Excel Introduction course.
Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Using multiple worksheets
- Navigating between sheets
- Moving and copying sheets
Linking worksheets
- Creating 3-D formulas
- Consolidating data
Working with dates
Entering date functions
- TODAY function
- NOW function
Date and time formats
Using dates in formulas
Conditional Formulas and Formatting
The IF function
Conditional formatting
Creating named ranges
Using named ranges in formulas
COUNTIF(s), SUMIF(s), AVERAGEIF(s)
List Management
Working with lists
Creating dynamic ranges
Sorting and filtering lists
Sorting by multiple columns
Using AutoFilter
Tables
Documenting and Auditing
Best practice spreadsheet design
Viewing, adding, editing and deleting comments
Auditing features
Tracing formula errors
Protecting a worksheet
Protecting cell ranges
Creating Charts
Creating and modifying charts
Adding trendlines
Visualising multiple data sets
Using Sparklines
Arguably, the most experienced and highest motivated trainers.
Training is held in our modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites.
Modern-spec IT, fully networked with internet access
A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near our venues:
Courses start at 9:30am.
Please aim to be with us for 9:15am.
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Available throughout the day:
Regular breaks throughout the day.
Contains unit objectives, exercises and space to write notes
Available online. 100+ pages with step-by-step instructions
Your questions answered on our support forum.
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The Network Group
Irene Haastrup,
Events Manager
I really enjoyed the course, it was informative, useful and Jens was very euthanistic!
Excel Intermediate
Kier Highways Ltd
Lisa Hayes,
Estimating Coordinator
I thoroughly enjoyed this course, although I would have liked to have been able to have had more time on formulas, but on the whole the course was very informative.
Excel Intermediate
Panalpina
Neil MacRae,
Overland Transport
Loads covered in a such a relatively short time.
Excel Intermediate
You'll learn to master Excel's intermediate features, such as advanced formulas, data management tools, and effective chart creation. This Excel Intermediate Training Course is designed to help you work more efficiently and make better use of your data for everyday business needs.
This course is perfect for professionals who already use Excel and want to take their skills further. Typical attendees include project coordinators, finance assistants, HR officers, marketing executives, and anyone who regularly works with spreadsheets and wants to boost their productivity.
A basic understanding of Excel is helpful (or attending our Excel Introduction course!), but you don't need to be an expert. The course is structured to build on your existing knowledge, making it accessible for those who are comfortable with the basics and ready to progress.
We offer flexible delivery options: attend in-person at our modern training centres for Excel Intermediate course London (Bloomsbury & Limehouse), join a live online session from anywhere, or arrange on-site training at your office. Our Excel Intermediate Training Courses London-wide and nationwide ensure you can learn in the way that suits you best.
Absolutely. We specialise in tailored Microsoft Excel Intermediate Training, adapting exercises to your company's data and workflows. This ensures the learning is directly relevant and immediately applicable to your daily tasks.
Every participant receives a certificate of achievement and access to our online resources and support forum for 24 months. You'll also benefit from post-course advice from our expert trainers, helping you continue to develop your Excel skills.
Booking your Excel Intermediate Training Course is quick and straightforward-simply use our easy online booking system to secure your place on our regular public schedule of dates. If your plans change, we offer flexible rescheduling fee options, so you can move to another available date with minimal fuss. Payment can be made by bank transfer, credit card, or invoice for approved accounts.
Our courses are never cancelled, so your booking is always secure. You'll learn from certified trainers with real-world experience, enjoy purpose built raining rooms with restaurant lunch included, and receive ongoing support to ensure you get the most from your training.
Our intermediate Excel courses London enable you to improve your accuracy and productivity by utilising list management, handling large worksheets more effectively as well as enhancing the formatting of your spreadsheet data by using conditional formulas. These Excel courses intermediate will give you a better understanding of key features to enhance your efficiency.
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A thoroughly explored subject with a knowledgeable trainer
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Below are some extracts from our Excel training manuals.
In this module we will be exploring the use of calculations and formatting within a data set based on the data meeting specific conditions/criteria.
Excel's IF function can often prove to be very useful. You can use this function to branch to different values or actions depending on a specified condition. The structure of an If function is as follows: IF (logical test, value if true, value if false)
IF functions are called conditional functions because the value that the function returns will depend on whether or not a specific condition is satisfied. As an example, consider the following function: IF (A1=10,5, 1). This function states that if cell A1 has a value of 10 the cell that contains the function will have the value of 5. But if A1 doesn’t have a value of 10, the cell that contains the function will have a value of 1. In other words, the function reads: if A1 equals 10 then return the number 5, else, return the number 1.
Let's say that this next IF function is entered into cell B2:
IF (A1<=100, A1*.5, C3*2)
This function states that if the contents of cell A1 is less than or equal to 100, the value in cell B2 will be the value in A1 multiplied by .5; else, the value in B2 will be the value of cell C3 multiplied by 2.
You can insert an IF function by invoking the Insert Function dialogue and looking under the Logical category, or by typing it directly into the formula bar.
The logic of the IF function can be a little confusing until you get used to it. The best way to get comfortable with IF functions, is to practice using them.
The IF function is available in all recent versions of Excel, including 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007 and 2003. You may have to implement some workarounds in functionality for Excel versions 2002/XP, 2000 and 97.
Excel 2010 contains an extensive library of functions that you can call upon to help you solve problems. These tools are available in the Function Library button group, on the Formulas ribbon.
The first and largest button is Insert Function. This button will open a dialogue allowing you to search for and insert hundreds of functions.
You can also click the small fx button next to the formula bar to display the Insert Function box.
Clicking the Insert Function button activates the Insert Function dialogue box and provides access to the large range of functions available in Excel.
Once the Insert Function dialogue box is open:
If you know which function you wish to use, you can enter a function into a worksheet by inputting it manually (i.e. by typing the function directly into a cell).
When you do this in Excel 2010, a screen tip will appear with the possible functions that correspond with the letters of the function name you have entered.
For example, type =IF into a cell. If there is more than one function listed, you can toggle between them by using the arrow up or arrow down keys.
Once you have selected the function you wish to use, continue by typing in a left bracket, which will cause the function syntax to display in another screen tip.
Continue to enter all the arguments required for the function to give you a result, ensuring you type a comma between each argument.
Press Enter to display the result
In Excel 2010 you can design a worksheet in such a way that data is formatted differently, based on the values the data assume at any given time. This is called conditional formatting.
This spreadsheet is conditionally formatted to highlight cells in different colours depending on the cell values.
Use the following procedure to apply conditional formatting. In this example, we will format all monthly totals in the budget that are over $2500.
When the Conditional Formatting menu is active it will display a menu of conditional formatting options. From this menu, you can choose:
Highlight Cells Rules: This will highlight cells that are greater than, less than, between or equal to values that you can specify.
Top/Bottom Rules: This option will allow you to highlight the top or bottom numbers or percent in the selected cells.
Data Bars: Will display coloured bars that are indicative of the value in the cell.
Colour Scales: Will use different shades of colour to represent different values, from low to high.
Icon Sets: Will use sets of similar icons that will visually indicate a cell’s value.
You will also notice at the bottom of the menu options for creating a new rule, for clearing rules, and for managing rules.
Each one of the conditional formatting menu options will display either a sub menu or a dialogue box. In the image above, you can see the sub menu for the Data Bars option. As you let your mouse pointer hover over an option in the sub menu, you will see a preview of the type of conditional formatting that your pointer is on applied to the cells that you selected. To implement the conditional formatting, just click the submenu option of your choice.
You can apply multiple conditional formatting rules to a group of cells by simply re-selecting the group, and then adding another conditional format by using the menu system discussed previously.
Use the following procedure to create a new conditional formatting rule.
If you want to remove conditional formatting rules, simply use the Clear Rules option from the menu. This option will let you clear rules for selected cells or for an entire spreadsheet.
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