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Excel 2019 All-in-One
Excel 2019 All-in-One
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100% practical guide to understand and use Basic to Advance level Excel 2019

Key Features
● What’s New in Excel 2019 / Office 365
● Putting Data into Excel
● Transforming and Managing the Data
● Formulas and Functions
● Data Analysis techniques
● Data Visualization techniques
● Multiple ways of Data Extraction
● Automation in Excel through Macros

Description
Excel is, by far, the most preferred spreadsheet program on this planet. People love it because of its simplicity and easy user interface. The primary focus of Excel is to perform basic to advanced level numeric calculations. Every industry, department, job role is dependent on Excel to perform day to day duties as well as data analysis and visualization. Microsoft Excel is available in both offline (Excel 2019) and online (Office 365) versions.

If you are new to Excel or use this program day in day out, then this book will surely clear your logics and concepts of excel.

This book starts with an introduction to Excel program and an overview of its interface and move towards an explanation of new features being introduced in Excel 2019 and Office 365, then an in-depth discussion on entering and transforming data. Understanding different formulas and functions with practical exercises. Afterwards, how to perform data analysis and present it using different data visualization tools. Finally, extracting data and automation of tasks through Macros.

After going through this book, you will become conceptually strong in using various features of Excel. You will increase your productivity by understanding and using the right tool for the related data set.

What Will You Learn
By the end of the book, you will come across many case studies to put your knowledge to practice and understand many tools to solve real-life business problems such as importing data into Excel from different sources, data cleaning through various tools including flash fill, bringing data together into one place using lookup functionality, analysing it to get insights through pivot tables & what if analysis, generating forecast based on past trends, exporting final reports, understanding Power features like Power Pivot/Query/Map and automating manual processes through Macros . Remember to practice along with sample data files provided in the exercise files bundle of the book to master these techniques.

Who This Book Is For
This book is for anyone who is either new to Excel or daily Excel user. This book will take you from basic concepts of Excel to Advanced level. Whether you belong to any industry or serving any department, as an Excel user, this book will make you a Pro in Excel.

Table of Contents
1. What’s New in Excel 2019/Office 365
2. Entering Data in Excel
3. Transforming and Managing Data
4. Formulas and Functions
5. Data Analysis
6. Data Visualization
7. Data Extraction
8. Automation in Excel through Macros

About the Author
Lokesh Lalwani, is a Microsoft Certified Office Expert with over a decade of experience in the field of training. He is a seasoned entrepreneur and Co-founder of a renowned corporate training firm - Nurture Tech Academy.

He has conducted 1,000 plus corporate workshops on various technologies like Advanced Excel, Business Presentations, Power BI etc. and trained over 12,000 professionals. He is also sharing his knowledge through 5 pre-recorded courses, on above mentioned technologies, over world’s most popular E-learning platforms with an average rating of 4.5/5 from over 15,000 learners. He believes in “life is learning”.

His Blog: https://www.nurturetechacademy.in/blog/
His LinkedIn Profile: https://in.linkedin.com/in/lokesh-lalwani-7a6b6b55

Language
English
ISBN
9789388511582
Cover
Excel 2019 All-in-One
Copyright
Dedication
About the Author
Acknowledgements
Preface
Table of Content
Chapter 1 : What!’s New in Excel 2019/Office 365
Structure
Objective
Why use Excel
New interface of Excel 2019/Office 365
Workbooks and Worksheets
New Functions in Excel 2019/Office 365
Exercise file
CONCAT
TEXTJOIN
SWITCH
MINIFS
IFS
New charts in Excel 2019/Office 365
Exercise file
Map charts
Easier sharing in Excel 2019/Office 365
Insert recent links
View and store previous versions of Workbook
Swiftly store workbook in recently used folders
New features in Excel 2019/Office 365
Accuracy in selection of cells and ranges
Adding superscript and subscript to QAT
Enhanced autocomplete
New office themes
Ease of using Microsoft translator
No annoying warnings when saving CSV files
Now CSV (UTF-8) also supported
Data Loss Protection (DLP) in Excel
Enhancements in pivot table
Personalized pivot table
Field search enabled
Auto relationship detection
Drill Down buttons in Pivot Chart
Multi-select option (Slicer)
Publish to Power BI
Summary
Chapter 2 : Entering Data in Excel
Structure
Objective
Entering data manually
Entering data using data form
Importing Data using Get & Transform data
Applying data validation
Summary
Chapter 3 : Transforming and Managing Data
Structure
Objective
Sort, Filter and Advanced filter
Exercise file
Sorting data in Excel
Filtering Data in Excel
Applying Advanced Filter
Exercise file
Converting data into table
Exercise file
Creating a table
Choosing the correct design
Adding columns and rows
Deleting columns or rows
Enabling total row
Sorting in a table
Filtering in a table
Converting header row to column title
Reconverting table to data set
Protecting Worksheet and/or Workbook
Worksheet - protect and unprotect
Workbook - Protect and unprotect
Summary
Chapter 4 : Formulas and Functions
Objective
Writing Excel formulas and functions
Exercise file
Summing values
Subtracting values
Functions
Understanding syntax and arguments
Exercise file
Basic calculations
COUNT functions (COUNT, CountA, CountBlank)
COUNT
COUNTA
COUNTBLANK
Conditional calculation
Exercise file
SUMIF
SUMIFS
COUNTIF
COUNTIFS
AVERAGEIF
Logical functions
Exercise file
IFS
AND
OR
NOT
Text functions
Exercise file
UPPER, LOWER, and PROPER
LEFT, RIGHT, and MID
CONCATENATE, "&"
TRIM
FIND, and SEARCH
Date & Time functions
Exercise file
DAY, MONTH, YEAR
TODAY and NOW
EDATE
EOMONTH
networkdays and NETWORKDAYS INTL
NETWORKDAYS
NETWORKDAYS INTL
Lookup functions
Exercise file
Understanding references and use of $ sign
Vlookup
Hlookup
LOOKUP
INDEX and MATCH
Summary
Chapter 5 : Data Analysis
Structure
Objective
Pivot tables
What is Pivot Table?
Exercise file
How to create a pivot table
Creating a pivot table for a real scenario
Calculation and grouping options
Calculation options
Grouping options
Report filter pages
Calculated field
Power Pivot and Power Query
How and where to use Power Pivot and Power Query
Uploading million plus data records into Power Query
Exercise file
Accessing data in Power Pivot
Exercise file
Building relationships
Importing data from Power Pivot in to Excel sheet
What-If Analysis
Exercise file
Goal Seek (a reverse approach)
Data Table
One-variable data table
Two-variable data table
Scenario Manager
Solver
Analysis ToolPak
Exercise file
Activate Analysis ToolPak add-in
Components of Analysis ToolPak
Analyzing data using ToolPak
Forecast Sheet
Exercise file
How to use this feature
Summary
Chapter 6 : Data Visualization
Structure
Objective
Charts
Exercise file
Insert a chart
Add or remove chart elements
Different types of charts
Column and Bar charts
Line chart
Pie and Doughnut chart
Area chart
X Y (Scatter) and Bubble chart
Stock chart
Surface chart
Radar charts
Treemap chart (only Office 2016 and above)
Sunburst chart (only Office 2016 and above)
Histogram charts (only Office 2016 and above)
Waterfall chart (only Office 2016 and above)
Combo charts (only Office 2013 and above)
Pivot Charts
Exercise file
Slicer
Exercise file
How to insert a Slicer
Slicer options
Slicer Settings
Timeline
Exercise file
How to insert a timeline
Timeline options
Sparklines
Exercise file
How to insert a sparkline
Highlighting points in Sparklines
Sparkline styles
Handle empty or hidden cells
Conditional Formatting (CF)
Exercise file
Types of CF rules
Highlight cells rules
Greater Than /Less Than
Between /Equal To
Text that Contains
A Date Occurring
Duplicate Values
Top/Bottom rules
Top/Bottom n values
Top/Bottom n % values
Above/Below Average values
Data Bars
Color scales
Icon sets
Conditional formatting based on formulas
Clear conditional formatting rules
Power Map
Exercise file
Summary
Chapter 7 : Data Extraction
Structure
Objective
Print Excel Files
Exercise file
Normal view
Page layout view
Page break preview
Understanding page setup options
Setting print area
Page orientation
Paper size
Setting page margins
Printing report headers on each page
Printing report titles on each page
Export or Upload to Power BI
Upload
Export
Share files via Email
Export data in different file formats
Summary
Chapter 8 : Automation in Excel through Macros
Structure
Objective
Macros
Difference between Macros and VBA
Record a macro
Developer tab
View tab
Status bar
How to record a Macro
Exercise file
Name a macro
Shortcut key
Where to store a macro
Description
Save a Macro
Run a Macro
Assign Macro to an Object
Check the VBA Code
Edit or delete a Macro
Macro security settings
Summary
Index
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