- BASIC COMPUTING
ADVANCE EXCEL
Course Description
Advanced Excel skills include the ability to produce graphs and tables, use spreadsheets efficiently, and perform calculations and automation to process large volumes of data. With the rise of big data and data analytics, advanced Excel skills are a real asset both during the job hunt and everyday work tasks.
Curriculum
- Aggregate Function
- Logical Function
- Lookup & References
- Financial Functions
- Formatting and Proofing
Relative Referencing Absolute, Mixed Referencing
Conditional Formatting using New Rule Conditional Formatting using Formula
Activating Power pivot Usage of Data model DAX Calculation Relational Data
Number, Date & Time Validation Text and List Validation Custom Validation Dropdown List Validation
Creating Scenarios Working with Data Tables Using Goal Seek Using Solver Using Consolidating Data by Position or Category Consolidating Data Using Formulas Excel
Dashboard Using Table Dashboard Using Pilotable
VBA Enabled Workbook Record a Macro Insert a command button Declaring variables and constants Data types declaration Operators specification Userdefined function
If…Then…Else
Select Case
Loops: for, while, Do-while
Single Dimensional Array
Multi-Dimensional Array Ragged Array
Workbook
Worksheet
Range Objects
Parameters with Procedures
Return types
User defined
User Form Controls
Forms with Insert, Update and Delete, Excel with VBA
Introduction to Access Ribbon
Formatting and Proofing
Table
Query
Report
Labels
Relational Table Relational Query
Relational Report Relational Labels
Basic programming with variables and data types’ ➢ VBA's inbuilt functions.
How to create variables and assign strings, values or objects.
Attaching buttons to forms and writing VBA procedures and functions
Code generated by Command Button wizards
Use Access objects to write programs to control Forms and Reports
Transferring data to and from Excel and other databases
Importing text files
Placing advanced controls on Forms (sub forms, combo boxes, toggle buttons, list boxes)
and creating programs for their events
Understanding Access Objects Using the Object Browser Controlling the Application
Object
Understanding the Forms Collection and Form Object
Understanding the Controls Collection and Control Object
Using the With Statement
Understanding the Reports Collection and Report Object
Understanding the DoCmd
Object Using the Screen Object
Declaring Variables
Declaring Arrays
Declaring Constants
Declaring Object Variables
Understanding Errors
Using Debugging Tools
Stepping Through Code and Setting Break Points
Understanding Error Events
Understanding the Error
Object Using the On Error
Statement Writing an Error
Handling Routine Compiling
All Procedures
Maped Certification
- MSE & MSA Global Certification (not included in module training).
- ISO Certified for Advance Excel & Access.
Exit Profile
- Financial Analyst
- Business Analyst
- Retail Manager
- MIS Expert
- Project Manage
