Excel - Formulas and Functions

Level - Intermediate
This course focuses on expanding your knowledge of Microsoft Excel’s functions and understanding how to write well-structured formulas.

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Overview

The Excel - Formulas and Functions course will help you to create well-structured formulas using relative and absolute referencing and named ranges. It will help you to understand and use various functions in formulas, including the Insert Function feature.

Content

  • Understand relative and absolute cell referencing in formulas
  • Create and use named ranges in formulas
  • Understand the structure of formulas and functions
  • Calculate totals using AutoSum
  • Use functions: SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX, COUNT, COUNTA, IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF and VLOOKUP
  • Use the Insert Function feature
  • Trouble-shoot formula errors using formula auditing.

Learning Outcomes

Participants should be able to:

  • Create well-structured formulas using relative and absolute referencing, and using named ranges.
  • Understand and use functions in formulas.
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