Stop Googling the same Excel formula every week.

1. Create and close a workbook
2. Save a workbook
3. Change the number of worksheets
4. Set a password on an Excel file
5. Insert and rename worksheets
6. Hide and unhide worksheets
7. Move or copy worksheets within a workbook
8. Move or copy worksheets to another workbook

1. Insert rows and columns
2. Hide and unhide rows and columns
3. Delete rows and columns
4. Insert and delete cells
5. Freeze panes on rows and columns

1. Enter data
2. Edit data
3. Move data
4. Duplicate data
5. Enter data with the fill handle
6. Custom patterns with the fill handle
7. Drag and drop
8. Delete data

1. Find a value
2. Find a formatted value
3. Find all matches at once
4. Find and replace a value
5. Find and replace formatted values

1. What is a formula and a function
2. Arithmetic operations in formulas
3. Order of operations

1. What is a cell reference
2. Relative reference
3. Relative reference — worked examples
4. Absolute reference
5. Absolute reference — worked example
6. Mixed reference

1. YEAR, MONTH, DAY, DATE
2. NOW and TODAY
3. HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND and TIME
4. EDATE and EOMONTH
5. WEEKDAY and WEEKNUM

1. AND
2. NOT
3. OR

1. ISERROR
2. ISNUMBER
3. ISNA
4. ISBLANK

1. COUNT
2. COUNTIF
3. SUMIF
4. SUM
5. AVERAGE
6. MIN and MAX

1. ABS
2. EVEN
3. INT
4. RAND
5. RANDBETWEEN

1. VLOOKUP
2. VLOOKUP with MATCH
3. HLOOKUP
4. VLOOKUP with INDEX
5. XLOOKUP

1. What is conditional formatting
2. Create a conditional formatting rule
3. Revise a rule
4. Add additional rules
5. Delete rules
6. Highlight top and bottom values
7. Highlight above and below average values
8. Data bars
9. Colour scales
10. Icon sets
11. Highlight text values
12. Show duplicate values
13. Highlight rows
14. Highlight rows using multiple criteria

1. What is an Excel table
2. Create a table
3. Remove a table
4. Table options
5. How table ranges work
6. Add a totals row
7. Remove duplicates from a table
8. Sort a table
9. Use table filters
10. Working with table rows and columns
11. Add a slicer to a table
12. Slicer options

1. Pivot table introduction
2. Why you should use a table for your pivot table
3. Add fields to a pivot table
4. Rearrange fields
5. Field settings
6. Format numbers in a pivot table
7. Change the math used for pivot values
8. Control grand totals
9. Control subtotals

1. Bar chart
2. Column chart
3. Line chart
4. Pie chart
5. Scatter chart

1. File commands
2. Cell editing
3. Cut, copy and paste
4. Undo and redo
5. Entering data
6. Find and replace
7. Navigating a workbook

1. The Visual Basic Editor interface
2. Enable the Developer tab
3. Record a macro
4. Save a macro
5. Write a simple macro
6. Enter data using VBA
7. Insert rows and columns with VBA
8. Hide and unhide rows with VBA
9. Hide columns with VBA
10. Change column width with VBA
11. Change row height with VBA
12. Delete rows and columns with VBA

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