Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets For Data Analysis
Course Overview
The “Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets For Data Analysis” course is a comprehensive and practical guide that equips learners with the essential skills needed to effectively use these two popular spreadsheet software tools for data analysis. Covering everything from the basics to advanced features, this course empowers participants to harness the full potential of Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets for various data-related tasks.
Who Needs This Course
This course is valuable for a diverse audience, including:
Business Professionals: Professionals working in various industries who need to analyze data, create reports, and make data-driven decisions.
Students: Students pursuing degrees in business, finance, economics, or any field that requires data analysis skills.
Data Analysts: Individuals interested in or pursuing a career in data analysis who want to build a strong foundation in using spreadsheet software.
Entrepreneurs: Business owners who need to manage and analyze data related to their ventures.
Researchers: Researchers in academia or other fields who want to effectively organize and analyze research data.
Anyone Interested in Data Analysis: Anyone looking to enhance their data analysis skills, whether for personal or professional use.
Benefits for Learners
Enrolling in the “Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets For Data Analysis” course offers learners a multitude of benefits:
Fundamental Spreadsheet Skills: Develop a strong understanding of the basics of both Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, including creating worksheets, entering data, and formatting.
Advanced Functions: Master a wide range of functions, from mathematical and textual functions to lookup and logical functions, making data analysis more efficient.
Data Handling Techniques: Learn data handling techniques such as cut, copy, paste, and explore data tools for data cleansing and organization.
Data Visualization: Create compelling charts and graphs to visualize data, including bar charts, line charts, pie charts, and more.
Pivot Tables: Understand and use pivot tables for data summarization and analysis.
Named Ranges: Discover how to use named ranges and the INDIRECT function for efficient data referencing.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Increase efficiency with keyboard shortcuts for both Excel and Google Sheets.
Macros: Gain knowledge of macros to automate repetitive tasks in Excel.
Importing Data: Learn how to import data from PDFs and websites, a valuable skill for data extraction.
Advanced Excel: Explore advanced Excel features for analytics, including solving transportation problems.
Google Sheets Add-ons: Understand Google Sheets add-ons and sharing capabilities.
By the end of this course, learners will have acquired the skills and knowledge necessary to confidently work with data in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. Whether you’re a professional seeking to enhance your data analysis capabilities or a student looking to excel in data-related coursework, this course provides a comprehensive foundation in spreadsheet data analysis.
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
SECTION 2: EXCEL AND GOOGLE SHEET BASICS
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2Getting Started With Excel
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3Getting Started With Google Sheet
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4Worksheet Basics In Excel
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5Worksheet Basics In Google Sheet
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6Entering Values And Formulas In Excel
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7Entering Values And Formulas In Google Sheet
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8Data Formats In Excel
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9Data Formats In Google Sheet
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10Data Handling Basics Cut Copy And Paste In Excel
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11Data Handling Basics Cut Copy And Paste In Google Sheet
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12Saving And Printing In Excel
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13Saving And Printing In Google Sheet
SECTION 3: ESSENTIAL EXCEL GOOGLE SHEET FUNCTIONS
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14Basic Formula Operations In Excel
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15Basic Formula Operations In Google Sheet
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16Mathematical Functions In Excel Part 1
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17Mathematical Functions In Excel Part 2
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18Mathematical Functions In Google Sheet Part 1
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19Mathematical Functions In Google Sheet Part 2
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20Textual Functions In Excel Part 1
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21Textual Functions In Excel Part 2
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22Textual Functions In Google Sheet Part 1
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23Textual Functions In Google Sheet Part 2
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24Logical Functions In Excel
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25Logical Functions In Google Sheet
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26Date And Time Functions In Excel
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27Date And Time Functions In Google Sheet
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28Lookup Functions V Lookup Hlookup Index Match
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29Lookup Functions in Google Sheet
SECTION 4: NEW X LOOKUP ONLY FOR EXCEL 2021 AND OFFICE 365
SECTION 5: DATA TOOLS
SECTION 6: FORMATTING DATA AND TABLES
SECTION 7: PIVOT TABLES
SECTION 8: CHARTS
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41Excel Charts Categories Of Messages That Can Be Conveyed
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42Elements Of Charts
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43The Easy Way Of Creating Charts In Excel
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44The Easy Way Of Creating Charts In Google Sheet
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45Bar And Column Charts In Excel
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46Bar And Column Charts In Google Sheet
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47Formatting Charts In Excel Part 1
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48Formatting Charts In Excel Part 2
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49Formatting Charts In Google sheet
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50Line Charts In Excel
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51Line Charts In Google Sheet
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52Area Charts In Excel
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53Area Charts In Google Sheet
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54Pie And Doughnut Charts In Excel
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55Pie And Doughnut Charts In Google Sheet
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56Why We Should Avoid Pie Charts
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57Scatter Plot Or Xy Charts In Excel
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58Scatter Plot Or Xy Charts In Google Sheet
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59Frequency Distribution And Histograms In Excel
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60Frequency Distribution And Histograms In Google Sheet
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61Sparklines In Excel
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62Sparklines In Google Sheet