Microsoft has released its latest stand-alone Excel version, which opens up many of the features and functionalities that are available only in Excel 365 through a subscription.
In the first section, we study some basics about how to use Excel 2021 and become familiar with what’s new in it. We will first navigate the Excel 2021 interface and create our first Excel spreadsheet. You will learn some useful keyboard shortcuts to increase productivity, learn how to effectively apply formatting to cells and use conditional formatting, learn how to use basic and intermediate Excel formulas and functions, and more.
Then, in the second section, you will learn how to create intermediate-level formulas, prepare data for analysis using PivotTables and Pivot Charts, make use of WhatIf analysis tools, learn how to use validation rules to control data input, and explore the fundamentals of spreadsheet design.
In the final section, we will build on the skills learned in the beginner and intermediate sections and fast-track our way to being an Excel power user. This section covers the latest updates from Microsoft, including the LET and LAMBDA functions, which allow us to create our own variables and even Excel functions.
By the end of this course, you will be able to use Excel skills confidently.
All the course demo files, and exercise files are available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Microsoft-Excel-2021-365---Beginner-…
Become familiar with what’s new in Excel 2021
Use Excel lists and master sorting and filtering
Represent data visually with Pivot Charts
Use WhatIf analysis tools to see how changing inputs affect outcomes
Analyze data with advanced PivotTable and PivotChart hacks
Import and clean data using Power Query