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Page 1: Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010 Instructor: Steve Maier

• Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010

• Instructor: Steve Maier

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Learning Objectives

• Charts & Graphs - Formatting of axis, legends, chart types • Pivot Tables • Formulas and Functions • Grading in Excel-Dropping the lowest scores etc. • VLOOKUP • Calendar Dates & calculations • Concatenation • Top 5 tips and solutions • Password protecting files: working with locked documents

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Intermediate Excel 2010

Review

• Reformatting• Reorder• Sort• Find Average• Count• Bar Chart

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Creating a new worksheet

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Formulas

Intermediate Excel 2010

Operators: + - * /

Cell references Refer to values in

A10 the cell in column A and row 10

A10,A20 cell A10 and cell A20

A10:A20 the range of cells in column A and rows 10 through 20

B15:E15 the range of cells in row 15 and columns B through E

A10:E20 the range of cells in columns A through E and rows 10 through 20

CTRL+`

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Functions

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Excel Errors

Intermediate Excel 2010

• ##### The column is not wide enough to display the content. Increase

column width, shrink contents to fit the column, or apply a different number

format.

• #REF! A cell reference is not valid. Cells may have been deleted or

pasted over.

• #NAME? You may have misspelled a function name.

• Cells with errors such as #NAME? may display a color triangle.

If you click the cell, an error button appears to give you some error

correction options. How to use the button is not covered in this course.

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Parenthesis in formulas

Intermediate Excel 2010

= (G2*1.15 +10) / 100

Operator precedence:

– Negation (as in –1)

% Percent

^ Exponentiation

* and / Multiplication and division

+ and – Addition and subtraction

& Connects two strings of text (concatenation)

=< ><=>=<>

Comparison

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Decimal Numbers

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Dates

Intermediate Excel 2010

Excel for Windows – 1900

Excel for Macintosh - 1904

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Track student Grades in Excel

Intermediate Excel 2010

• Summing up scores• Calculate % grade• Calculate letter grade• Calculate pass/fail• Drop lowest score• Grade by weighted assignment

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Create a custom sort

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Pivot Tables

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Formatting Charts

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Creating a VLookup

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Password protect worksheet

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Password protect workbook

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Importing Data

Intermediate Excel 2010

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Tips and Solutions

Intermediate Excel 2010

1. Split Text

2. Merge cells

3. Insert Current Date/Time

4. Quick Math

5. Drop Down List with no Macros

6. Create Sequences