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Basic Excel training KTHFS. Amadeus Wennström Anders Bergvall 2013-05-02. Agenda Why learn Excel Basics Working in excel How to move in excel C ells The Ribbon and some effective short commands Formulas Formulas for text Freezing cells in formulas Case Find & Replace
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Basic Excel training KTHFS Amadeus Wennström Anders Bergvall 2013-05-02
Agenda • Why learn Excel • Basics • Working in excel • How to move in excel • Cells • The Ribbon and some effective short commands • Formulas • Formulasfor text • Freezing cells in formulas • Case • Find & Replace • Sort and auto-filter • Formula reference to other sheets • Error handling
Why learn Excel • Microsoft's Excel dominates the marketplace and is found on nearly every business computer • By learning Excel now you will get up to speed much faster and feel more secure when starting your new job • A few uses of Excel • Number crunching: Perform just about any type of financial analysis you can think of • Creating charts and diagrams: Create a wide variety of highly customizable charts • Organizing lists: Use the row-and-column layout to store lists efficiently • Accessing other data: Import data from a wide variety of sources • Creating graphical dashboards: Summarize a large amount of business information in a concise format • Automating complex tasks: Perform a tedious task with a single mouse click with Excel’s macro capabilities
Working in Excel • Fomula bar • A fomula always has to start with an equal sign • Active cell • Market cell • Column headings • A to XFD (Maximum 16384 columns) • Name box • Name of cell or range • Row headings • 1 to 1048576 (Maximum 1048576 rows) • Sheet tabs • Split up data for better controll
How to move around in Excel • To speed up your work in Excel use you keyboard instead of mouse • There is a shortcut for everything!!! • Learn them from the begining and you will save tones of time, Google is you friend • Use arrowkeys to move in data • Ctrl + Arrow key will take you to end of data in choosen direction • Shift + Arrow key will activate/ mark cell in choosen direction • Ctrl + Shift + Arrow key will activete/ mark cells to end of data in choosen direction • Page up will move you one sceen up • Page down will move you one sceen down • Alt + Page up will move you one screen to the left • Alt + Page down will move you one screen to the right • Crtl+ Space willactivate the column • Shift + Space willactivate the row • Crtl + Homewilltakeyouto cell A1 Start the first training in the excel file…
The ribbon and some effective short commands • By pressing Alt you find the short cuts named in the ribbon
Cells • Format cells by pressing Ctrl + 1 • Change the type of number format depending on data • E.g. Date, currency, percentage • Change colour of text and cell • Set a border to the cell or cells • Change protection to the cell to be able to write in it after protecting the whole sheet or workbook with password • Make a new row in a cell by pressing Alt + Enter • Make a bullet in a cell by pressing Alt + 7 or 9 on the numpad
Formulas for text • Problems in data are often one of the most time consuming tasks • Can often be solved with the right knowledge of formulas to get the data in the format that you need • Use text to data if you want to split up text, data that you want to use often comes as a text file and not in nice excel format Formulas often used for text Start the second training in the excel file…
The case Functions • Find & Replace • Sort • Auto-filter • Paste special • Function references to other sheets • STDEV, AVERAGE & MIN/MAX Instructions • Change dots to comma to be able to work with the numbers • Add three new sheets and name them after each company • Use sort and autofilter function to separate the different companies • Add the separated company data to the corresponding sheet • Go to the sheet "Sort data results" • ill in the table by using STDEV, AVERAGE & MIN/MAX functions with references to the company sheets Start the case training in the excel file…