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Course: Microsoft Excel 2007 (Complete)
Course designed to teach you how to use Microsoft Excel 2007 spreadsheets, explaining all the application functions and learning how to use the
program to create and modify spreadsheets, both simple and complex.
Lessons Theoretical hours Practice hours Total hours
30 36 30 66
This course contains a handbook in digital format.
This course is only available for LMSs compatible with SCORM or AICC.
CONTENTS
Module 1: Microsoft Excel 2007 Basic
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007 suite describes the different programs that comprise it, as well as looks at the common
elements and characteristics of the programs in this suite: the programs' environments, how to open and save documents,
templates, the help system, document properties and the Office clipboard.
Lesson 1: Introduction to Excel 2007
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2007 office automation suite and the different programs that comprise it. The
environment or Office user interface is presented.
Chapter 1: How Excel is used
Chapter 2: Main parts of the program
Chapter 3: Other elements in the environment
Chapter 4: The first book
Chapter 5: Exiting Excel
Chapter 6: Practical exercises
Lesson 2: Workbooks and worksheets
Basic work with Office 2007 suite documents is described. Look at how to create new documents, open existing
documents and save them. The template concept is introduced, as well as working with documents from previous
Office versions.
Chapter 1: Workbooks and worksheets in Excel
Chapter 2: Navigating worksheets
Chapter 3: Create and delete sheets
Chapter 4: Move and copy sheets
Chapter 5: Saving books
Chapter 6: Practical exercises
Lesson 3: Entering data (I)
The use of the Office 2007 suite help system in order to obtain information about its programs is described. Other
common elements are also described, including the use of clip art in documents and the clip organizer.
Chapter 1: Data in Excel
Chapter 2: Ways of entering data
Chapter 3: Entering numbers and text
Chapter 4: Entering Dates
Chapter 5: Inserting symbols
Chapter 6: Practical exercises
Lesson 4: Entering data (II)
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Description of other common elements in the Office 2007 suite programs: adding properties to documents in order
to identify them, document search with the dialogue box, opening and using the clipboard (both Windows and
Office) in order to copy, cut and paste elements.
Chapter 1: Filling a group of cells with data
Chapter 2: Creating series
Chapter 3: Creating trends
Chapter 4: Check spelling
Chapter 5: Practical exercises
Lesson 5: Modifying sheets
Description of the basic functions of a Microsoft Excel 2007 spreadsheet, learning the features available in the
program to create and modify simple spreadsheets. This module explains how to create books and spreadsheets,
viewing and entering data in sheets, basic formatting and printing.
Chapter 1: Editing cells
Chapter 2: Cut, copy and paste
Chapter 3: Cutting and copying with the mouse
Chapter 4: Inserting and deleting cells
Chapter 5: Find and replace
Chapter 6: Practical Exercises
Lesson 6: Organizing and printing sheets
Introduction to Excel, the spreadsheet editing and creation program, describing how to launch and close the
program, and the basic environment: windows, the Ribbon and other elements.
Chapter 1: Windows
Chapter 2: Page Layout
Chapter 3: Page breaks
Chapter 4: Printing
Chapter 5: Practical Exercises
Lesson 7: Cell formatting
Description and use of the documents used in Excel spreadsheets, called workbooks. Working with sheets:
navigating through them, inserting, modifying, deleting, copying ... You also learn how to save your Excel
documents.
Chapter 1: What is the cell format
Chapter 2: Width and height of cells
Chapter 3: Data alignment
Chapter 4: Text font
Chapter 5: Borders and backgrounds
Chapter 6: Practical exercises
Module 2: Microsoft Excel 2007 Advanced
Describes how to enter data (numbers, text, dates, symbols ...) in an Excel spreadsheet, explaining the different types of data and
introducing the concept of a formula.
Lesson 8: Formulas
Learn the various techniques and features that can be useful in automatically filling data into cells: building series
and trends, filling adjacent cells correctly. Also learn how to check the spelling and grammar in Excel documents.
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Chapter 1: What are formulas
Chapter 2: References to cells
Chapter 3: References to other sheets
Chapter 4: Moving and copying formulas
Chapter 5: Names in formulas
Chapter 6: Practical Exercises
Lesson 9: Functions
This lesson explains how to modify the data entered into spreadsheet cells: editing data, cut, copy and paste, insert
and remove cells. Also describes the process of search and replace in Excel and how to undo and redo actions.
Chapter 1: What are functions
Chapter 2: Automatic sum
Chapter 3: Insert a function
Chapter 4: Inserting references
Chapter 5: Nested functions
Chapter 6: Practical exercises
Lesson 10: Advanced cell formatting
How to organize windows in Excel to show several documents, several sheets of the same document or several parts
of a sheet in a document. Also describes how to print Excel spreadsheets, learning about all the available options
and the configurations that can be applied.
Chapter 1: Number formats
Chapter 2: Personalized formats
Chapter 3: Cell styles
Chapter 4: Search by format
Chapter 5: Practical exercises
Lesson 11: Themes and conditional formatting
Learn about several basic options for formatting cells in an Excel spreadsheet: introduction to cell formatting,
height, width, border and backgrounds, font used and text alignment in the cell.
Chapter 1: Working with themes
Chapter 2: Applying conditional formats
Chapter 3: Advanced conditional formatting
Chapter 4: Inserting drawings and pictures
Chapter 5: Practical exercises
Lesson 12: More on editing sheets
A description of the advanced features in Microsoft Excel 2007 spreadsheets, viewing and using formulas, functions
and charts. Also describes the advanced aspects relating to editing sheets and formatting cells. Learn about using
Excel to create web pages to display spreadsheet data.
Chapter 1: Special paste
Chapter 2: Organizing with panes
Chapter 3: Hiding rows, columns and sheets
Chapter 4: Comparing books
Chapter 5: Practical exercises
Lesson 13: Creating charts
Using formulas in Excel spreadsheets: how to write them, operators, referencing cells in the same sheet and other
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sheets, relative, absolute and mixed references, and how to copy and paste formulas that contain references.
Finally, describes the use of cell names or cell ranges in formulas.
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Creating a chart
Chapter 3: Changing the appearance
Chapter 4: Chart elements
Chapter 5: Formatting elements
Chapter 6: Adding data
Chapter 7: Practical exercises
Lesson 14: Uploading data to the Web
Description and use of existing functions in Excel spreadsheets: introduction to functions, Excel suggested
functions, nested functions, inserting references in functions...
Chapter 1: Inserting hyperlinks
Chapter 2: Navigating with links
Chapter 3: Saving as a web page
Chapter 4: Other file formats
Chapter 5: Practical Exercises
Module 3: Microsoft Excel 2007 Expert
Describes several advanced options regarding cell formatting in Excel spreadsheets: number formats, personalized formats and
applying a style to a cell.
Lesson 15: Arrays and external references
Describes the use of themes and conditional formatting to customize cells in Excel spreadsheets. Also explains how
to insert shapes and pictures in Excel sheets.
Chapter 1: Array formulas
Chapter 2: Array constant
Chapter 3: External references (links)
Chapter 4: Working with external references
Lesson 16: Lists
Explains advanced editing options in Excel spreadsheets: paste special, hide rows, columns or sheets and sheets in
organized in panes. Also describes how to compare books in parallel.
Chapter 1: Basic concepts
Chapter 2: AutoComplete
Chapter 3: Forms
Chapter 4: Sorting lists
Chapter 5: Data validation
Chapter 6: Extending formats and formulas
Lesson 17: Filters and tables
Creating and modifying charts in an Excel spreadsheet, by using the data it contains.
Chapter 1: Filtering data
Chapter 2: Advanced filter
Chapter 3: Copying filtered data
Chapter 4: Working with filtered lists
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Chapter 5: Working with tables
Lesson 18: Subtotals
Describes how to insert hyperlinks in Excel spreadsheets to navigate between them. In addition, all the options
available in Excel to upload books or spreadsheets to the web and export to other file formats.
Chapter 1: Automatic subtotals
Chapter 2: Subtotal organization
Chapter 3: Charts with subtotals
Chapter 4: Advanced totals
Lesson 19: Working with formulas
Description of the more advanced features in Microsoft Excel 2007. Explains how lists work, and the various
operations that can be performed on them (filters, management, data validation, subtotals...), working with
formulas, links and matrices, advanced chart concepts, accessing external data, dynamic tables and charts, data
analysis, templates and collaborating with other users.
Chapter 1: Errors in formulas
Chapter 2: Formula auditing
Chapter 3: Inserting comments
Chapter 4: Calculation controls
Chapter 5: Search functions
Lesson 20: Advanced chart topics
Working with matrices in formulas (which return several values at the same time) in an Excel spreadsheet, studying
the use of constant matrices in formulas. Also describes working with external references (or link) between Excel
workbooks.
Chapter 1: 3-D charts and chart templates
Chapter 2: Chart elements
Chapter 3: Data in a secondary axis
Chapter 4: Using pictures in charts
Chapter 5: Printing charts
Lesson 21: Accessing external data (I)
Creation and use of lists in an Excel spreadsheet, seeing how we can use a form to view data from them, and how
you can sort the data and validate the information entered into the cells.
Chapter 1: Accessing text files
Chapter 2: Access databases
Chapter 3: Updating data
Chapter 4: Accessing data on the Web
Lesson 22: Accessing external data (II)
What they are and how filters are applied to lists in Excel spreadsheets: filter data to extract only specific
information, automatic and advanced filters, and working with filtered data. Also describes how to designate ranges
of cells as tables.
Chapter 1: Accessing databases
Chapter 2: Create a data source
Chapter 3: Creating a query
Chapter 4: Working with Microsoft Query
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Chapter 5: Queries with parameters
Lesson 23: PivotTables and PivotCharts
Overview of creating subtotals obtained from the data in a list in Excel, in order to perform partial and general
calculations. Also shows how you can create charts using subtotals and the use of various functions to calculate
totals and subtotals.
Chapter 1: Creating PivotTables
Chapter 2: Working with PivotTables
Chapter 3: Updating and PivotCharts
Chapter 4: Consolidating data
Lesson 24: Data analysis and macros
Describes how to work with formulas in Excel, the various tools that facilitate this process (formulas errors, the
watch window used to evaluate formulas, watching formulas, cells precedents and dependents, comments...). Also
examines the process of calculating the values of cells (manual and automatic calculation and various options
along that line) and the use of several search functions.
Chapter 1: Goal seek
Chapter 2: Data tables
Chapter 3: Scenarios
Chapter 4: Solver
Chapter 5: Macros
Lesson 25: Templates and Views
Creating complex charts in an Excel spreadsheet, using existing data: type and format of the chart and its elements,
how to add pictures, edit and print the chart.
Chapter 1: What are templates?
Chapter 2: Creating templates
Chapter 3: Custom views
Chapter 4: Zoom and other views
Chapter 5: Book properties
Chapter 6: Digital signatures
Lesson 26: Working with other users
Working with external data in an Excel book, including data created with various other applications (databases,
etc.). Learn how to access data from text files, Access databases or Internet sites.
Chapter 1: Restricting file access
Chapter 2: Creating a shared workbook
Chapter 3: Working in a shared book
Chapter 4: The change history
Chapter 5: Sending and combining books
Module 4: Microsoft Excel 2007 Professional
Working with external data in an Excel book, from files and databases using Microsoft Query. Shows the steps to create the link
between the database and Excel, learning how to create queries to obtain the data in Excel that you want from these external files,
using the assistant to create queries or working directly with Microsoft Query (in this case, even providing queries with
parameters).
Lesson 27: XML and Excel
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Creating and working with pivottables and pivotcharts in Excel spreadsheets, using abstract functions to display
data. Also describes how to consolidate data from several sheets.
Chapter 1: What is XML
Chapter 2: XML Maps
Chapter 3: Importing XML data
Chapter 4: Opening XML documents
Lesson 28: Forms
Description of several utilities which Excel provides that can help when interpreting and analyzing data from a
book: searching for the formula objective, using a data table to calculate different results in an operation, scenarios
(to obtain results based on changing data cells) and the Solver tool to solve problems. Finally we introducing Excel
macros and their use.
Chapter 1: Form elements
Chapter 2: Selecting options
Chapter 3: Other controls
Chapter 4: Working with forms
Lesson 29: Using common functions (I)
Explains the use and creation of new templates in Excel, used in creating new books or spreadsheets. Also explains
how you can store different views of the same book, the properties of an Excel document and introduces the concept
of digital signatures.
Chapter 1: Several ways to do the same thing
Chapter 2: Counting blank cells
Chapter 3: Consolidating with 3D references
Chapter 4: Nesting IF functions
Lesson 30: Using common functions (II)
Explains how you can protect Excel books and sheets, so that users can only modify the data indicated, and how to
create and work in shared books, which can be modified by multiple users simultaneously. It also describes the
process of sending a book for other people to review and how to combine books.
Chapter 1: Calculating totals with formulas
Chapter 2: Totals with criteria
Chapter 3: Conditions
Chapter 4: Searching for records
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