The Data Analysis using Excel Training Course will determine your capacity to evaluate vast volumes of data and present your findings in a polished manner will increase after taking this practical Excel data analysis course. Learn how to create more complex spreadsheets, do What-If analyses, apply functions, work with PivotTables, and utilize Excel’s advanced capabilities to present and make better business choices.
Our seasoned subject matter experts, who have extensive expertise as skilled professionals in Excel training, will be delivering this.
Course Objectives
This Excel Data Analysis course will teach you how to:
- Use Microsoft Excel’s capabilities to help with decision-making for your organization.
• Create clever spreadsheets to swiftly determine KPIs.
• Conduct “What-If” studies to create project plans and budgets.
• Use Excel’s capabilities and PivotTables to summarize and analyze vast volumes of data.
• Automate procedures in Excel.
• With one-on-one instructor tutoring following the course, you may keep learning and take on new challenges.
Pre-requisites
Excel should be at least somewhat familiar to you. This implies that you must possess the following basic excel skills:
- Choose a few cells.
- Modify the cell contents
- Move and copy cells
- Rows and columns can be added and removed.
- Format rows, columns, and cells
- Make straightforward computations using cells as references.
- Utilize the COUNT and SUM functions.
- Move computations and formulas to different cells.
- Make new worksheets and give them names.
- Make basic charts.
- Get a worksheet printed.
- Modify the page’s arrangement.
Course Outline
Introduction to Excel Environment
- Cell referencing, cell formatting and entering formula
- Variables in Excel
- Introduction to Excel Tables
- Filtering data
- Sorting data
- Use of conditional formatting
Data Cleaning and manipulation using Excel
- Importing data into Workbook
- Move, copy, resize and delete columns and/or rows and/or sheets
- Format cell contents
- Clear formatting and cell contents
- Find and Replace data
- Cleaning Data with Text Functions
Using PivotTables
- Running the PivotTable Wizard
- Pivot Table Field Options
- Pivot Table Design and Options
- Building PivotTable Formulas
- Pivot Charts
Using Charts in Excel
- Selecting a Chart Type
- Working with Chart Styles
- Changing Chart Layout
- Changing a Chart’s Location
- Formatting 3-D Charts
Excel Statistic Functions
- Counting Items in a Data Set
- Average and Average IF
- Means, Modes, and Medians
- Min Max
- Finding Values, Ranks, and Percentiles
- Standard Deviations and Variances
- Normal Distributions
Descriptive Statistics using Excel
- Using the Excel Analysis tool pack
- Creating a Histogram
- Ranking by Percentile
- Calculating Moving Averages
- Exponential Smoothing
Inferential Statistics using Excel
- Using the t-test Data Analysis Tool
- Performing z-test Calculations
- Using the Correlation Analysis Tool
- Using the Regression Data Analysis Tool
- Using the Covariance Analysis Tool
- Using the ANOVA Data Analysis Tools
Audience
This course offers examples for various organizational positions because Excel is a very popular tool for streamlining business operations inside a company. In light of this, here are some instances of how Excel can be used for a variety of tasks. For instance, it can help a warehouse worker arrange pallets on a truck, a finance department determine which loan to approve, a salesperson look into potential revenue, a marketing department determine how much money to spend over the course of a year, and more.
Overview
You create complex spreadsheets in this Excel data analysis course by utilizing advanced Excel techniques. In order to improve business choices for planning and budgeting, you learn how to do “What-If” studies, take use of features and functionalities, work with PivotTables to analyze massive volumes of data, and present your findings. Additionally, you learn how to improve worksheet models and automate procedures.
Many individuals use Excel for data administration and analysis, but many are unaware of its sophisticated charting approach, data analysis capabilities, and data management techniques.
Your knowledge of using Excel’s robust capabilities, including as Power Query, Power Pivot, DAX, and Excel’s data visualization for data management and statistical analysis, will be strengthened by this course.
