Microsoft Excel

Introduction

Intermediate Level 1

Intermediate Level 2

Formulas

Functions

Advanced Level 1

Advanced Level 2

Macros & VBA Level 1

Macros & VBA Level 2

Macros & VBA Level 3

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Course Dates (9am to 4pm)

Versions

Toronto

North York

Mississauga

Newmarket

Version 2003

Apr 29

Apr 22

May 31

May 28

Version 2007

May 26

May 18

 

Course Prerequisites

An Intermediate level knowledge of Excel is required before taking this course.  This includes the Excel Introduction course, or equivalent knowledge, plus Intermediate Level 1 or Level 2 or Formulas and/or Functions.  It is not necessary to take Advanced Level 1 before taking this course; however, you must have a solid understanding of Excel before attempting it.

Course Description

This course looks at some more of the advanced features in Excel.  Topics covered will speed up repetitive actions, and further customize Excel.

Detailed List of Topics

 

Templates

Creating a Template

Using In a New File

Templates and Inserting Sheets

Auto templates

For default Books or Sheets

   

Forms

Form Templates

Designing the Form

Tools-Combo Boxes, List Boxes, etc.

Control Properties

Protecting the Form

 

Sharing Workbooks and Tracking Changes

Sharing workbooks on a network

Multiple users in the same file

Controlling which changes are saved   

 

Importing and Exporting (2003 only)

Importing Text Files

Importing Access Tables

Exporting Data

 

Importing Data (2007 only)

From Another Spreadsheet
Paste Link
Insert Object

 

Get External Data (2007 only)

Importing from Access

Importing Text Files

Importing from Web

Working with Connections

Open External Files

 

 

 

 

Customizing Excel

Changing Default Options

Custom Lists

 

Numeric Formats

Custom Numeric Formats

Formatting Codes

Dates & Times

Special Characters

Codes That React To Different Number Types

 

Scenarios

Creating and Saving the Scenario

Displaying Scenarios

Other Scenario Options-Edit, Merge, Summary, etc.

 

Data Tables (version 2007 only)

Creating

Substitute Consecutive Values in a Formula

 

A Brief Introduction to Macros

What is a Macro?

Recording a Macro

Playing a Macro

Relative Referencing

Rerecording a Macro

  

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