How To Dominate Excel Formatting & Charting

Course details

Excel is a key skill for virtually every office employee today, but because the software provides what seems like an infinite number of functions, it can become confusing.

If you struggle with Excel, know that you're not alone. Even though Excel is designed to make your life easier, 82% of users report that Excel causes them stress.

This course is for you if you:

• Struggle to find online tutorials that make using Excel formulas easy
• Make mistakes in Excel and feel disappointed with the results
• Become angry and frustrated because Excel actually reduces your productivity

Take The Best Seats In The House & Discover How To Succeed At The Modern Workplace With Excel:

• Work in Excel in a simple yet professional way
• Create Excel spreadsheets that are clear and uncluttered
• Make elaborate charts that even average workers will understand

Content & Overview

First, we'll cover the foundations of Excel formatting and charting. You'll discover the basics of cells, data and charting, which includes a comprehensive tutorial on how to build charts.

Next comes how to format cells and data the McKinsey way. I'll explain 8 Excel cell formats with practical examples and how to effectively navigate large data sheets. Plus, you'll learn how to never lose overview by using five uncommon shortcut functions.

Moreover, I'll show you step-by-step how to build a chart the McKinsey way and combine stacked column charts with normal column charts to enable advanced data labeling techniques.

Last but not least, I included three bonus tutorials covering freeze panes vs. split windows, techniques to show key data only and drop down menus.

By the time you complete this class, you'll learn the renowned McKinsey way of formatting charts and tables, from basic to advanced.

This training is 100% job-focused and contains only practical knowledge of Excel to format data and charts. In contrast to books and 36-hour Excel courses, you won't waste your time with 500 irrelevant Excel features that you'll never use. Instead, you can put these new skills to use right away! Updated on 22 March, 2018