This webinar is for users who want to take their Microsoft Excel skills to the next level. In this webinar, users learn powerful techniques that can help them save significant time, analyze data and extract important business insights, present information in a compelling way, and collaborate with others more effectively.

How is this different from traditional classes?

The webinar is scenario-based. It covers real-life situations that make business sense. Each scenario is carefully selected to introduce some key concepts and numerous tips and techniques. The scenario-based training provides important insights into how to use Excel in new and innovative ways to support your business objectives. It introduces many of the advanced features of Excel in a natural way that is easy to grasp, and more likely to be retained and applied on a daily basis.

What will be covered?

This is a summary of the main concepts presented and the features covered:

1. Data manipulation: managing budgets and handling large lists of data; basic and advanced formula; 3-D ranges, sorting and filtering techniques; and several other features are covered
2. Data presentation: using the powerful analysis and reporting tools, such as PivotTables to extract important information, and present it appropriately to various audiences
3. Data entry and validation: using Excel's ability to gather and validate data when applicable; including validation rules and conditional formatting
4. Efficiency: includes dozens of shortcuts and tips that can be applied on a daily basis

What will you be able to do as a result?

• Save significant time in creating and managing your workbooks
• Discover new ways in which you can use Excel to help you achieve your objectives
• Analyze and present your data to better serve your audiences
• Apply dozens of shortcuts and techniques in your everyday work

Thursday, January 20, 2022
10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Via webinar - register on the UC Learning Center; keyword  exceltechnqwebinar
Fee: $55 (register/cancel by 1/19 5pm)
Facilitator: Kim Silverman