Excel For Beginners: The Ultimate Guide For Beginners To Become An Excel Master To Organize And Boost Your Productivity

Length: 171 pages
Edition: 1
Language: English
Publication Date: 2021-10-08
ISBN-10: B09J2ZTN2P
ISBN-13: 9798492504236
Sales Rank: #511743 (See Top 100 Books)

Do you want to become an Excel expert but don’t know where to start? If yes, then keep reading!

Excel is a spreadsheet program that can be used to create different types of spreadsheets. Excel is a program that has helped a lot of people with their daily work. In this book, we will show you how to use this program to create awesome spreadsheets. This book is a must-have for Excel beginners or anyone who wants to get the most out of Excel. This book is easy to grasp and is one of the best books for beginners in Excel, and it covers all the basics to take your Excel skills to the next level. You will have a real tutorial book with photos that will guide you step by step for focused learning.

A lot of people are intimidated by Excel and assume that it’s difficult to learn. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program that helps you organize your data and perform calculations, all with ease. In “Excel for Beginners,” the author, Arthur Fletcher, shows novice computer users how to use Excel for simple and complex tasks.

This book will teach you the basics of Excel so you can use the tool to better your daily life:

Graphs
Charts
Cell formatting
Ms excel
News excel 2021
Pivot charts
Vlookup
How to import your work in various formats

And so much more!

If you are looking for a productivity book that will help you unleash your full potential, then this book is for you. Written by a master teacher, this book will guide you through the complexities of Microsoft Excel and help you master this powerful program. It will be your bible on all Excel topics, no matter how difficult you think it may be. The author will guide you step by step on all the features of Excel.

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Introduction
Chapter 1: About Excel and Excel 2021
    What Is Microsoft Excel?
    A Historical Look into Excel
        Multiplan AKA Excel
        Excel in the 1990s and Its Massive Improvements
        Excel in the 2000s and Excel 2000, 2002, 2003, and 2007
        Excel in the 2010s and Beyond
        Excel 365
    What Is Excel Used for?
    Where Is Excel Used?
    Features of MS Excel
        Functional Features of Excel
    Excel Tools
    File Formats That Are Supported in Excel
    Terminologies of Excel
        Workbooks
        Worksheet
        Cell
        Rows and Columns
        Rows Headings with Columns
        Workspace
        Ribbon
        Reference Cells
        Range of Cells
        Pivot Chart
        Region of Pivot
        Data Source
        Values area
        Template
        Operator
        Formula
        Formula Bar
        Function
        Formatting Cells
        Error Code
        Filtering
        AutoFill
        AutoSum
        AutoFormat
        Validation of Data
        Table Pivot
    Excel 2021—What’s New?
    Where to Get Microsoft Excel?
    MS Excel Shortcut Keys
        Workbook
        Ribbon
        General
        Number Formatting
        Drag & Drop
        Navigation
        Selection
        Special Select
        Cell Edit Mode
        Entering Data
        Formatting
        Borders
        Extend Selection
        Active Cell
        Formulas
        Columns & Rows
Chapter 2: Excel Cases (Formatting Rows and Columns)
    Entering, Editing, and Managing Data
        Entering Data
        Column Headings
    Hint and Tips
        Data Entry
        Editing Data
        Auto Fill
        Deleting Data and the Undo Command
        Keyboard Shortcuts for Command Undo
        Adjusting Columns and Rows
        Hiding Columns and Rows
        Hidden Rows and Columns
        Inserting Columns and Rows
        Inserting Columns
        Inserting Columns and Rows
        Moving Data
        Deleting Columns and Rows
    Formatting Cells
        Changing the Font
        Text Alignment
        Cell Borders and Fill Colors
        Format Painter
        Cell Styles
        Formatting Text and Numbers
Chapter 3: Basic Formulas and Functions and Making Calculations in Excel
    How You Should Enter Formulas in Excel
    Creating a Simple Formula Example in Excel
    Creating the Formulas that Refer to the Other Cell Inside the Same Worksheet
    Create a Formula that Links to the Other Workbooks
    Use of Apostrophes for Enclosing and to Full the File Name and the Worksheet Name
    Basic Formulas and Functions for Excel Workflow
        SUM
        The Use of “AVERAGE”
        COUNT
        COUNTA
        IF
        TRIM
        MAX and MIN
Chapter 4: How to Create Charts and Graphs in Excel
    Graphs and Charts in Excel
    Forms and Types of Charts
        Column Charts
        Bar Charts
        Line Charts
        Pie Charts
        Area
        Stock
        Surface
    Best Ways to Create a Chart and Graph
    How to Make Chart Data in Excel
    How to Make a Chart in Excel
        Step 1: Choose Chart Type
        Step 2: Make Your Chart
        Step 3: Add Chart Elements
        Step 4: Adjust Quick Layout
        Step 5: Change Colors
        Step 6: Change Style
        Step 7: Switch Row/Column
        Step 8: Select Data
        Step 9: Change Chart Type
        Step 10: Move Chart
        Step 11: Change Formatting
        Step 12: Delete a Chart
    How to Make a Graph in Excel
Chapter 5: Data Importation (CSV, Text File)
    Data Importation from Different Sources in Workbook
Chapter 6: Pivot Table and Vlookup
    Creating Excel Tables
    Excel Table Benefits and Drawbacks
        Benefits
        Drawbacks
    Preparing Your Data
    Create an Excel Table
    Sort and Filter the Data
    Rename an Excel Table
    Create Excel Table with Specific Style
        Create an Excel Table in Excel with a Specific Style
    Show Totals in a Table
    Modify and Add Totals
    Refer to any Table Column in a Formula
    Formula Outside the Table
    Add a Counter Field
    Print Excel Table Only
    Using Pivot Tables in Excel
        Creating a Pivot Table
        The Pivot Chart
        Using Slicer on Pivot tables and Tables
    The VLOOKUP Function
        How to Use VLOOKUP in Excel?
        VLOOKUP in Financial Modeling and Financial Analysis
        Tips for the VLOOKUP Function
        “VLOOKUP” and “#N/A” Errors
Conclusion