Microsoft Excel 2016 Intermediate Course In Oman

Overview Schedule Dates Course Content Faqs

Course Overview

Microsoft Excel is an incredibly common and easy-to-use spreadsheet program designed and developed in the year 1985. The invention of Excel and Digital Spreadsheets entirely streamlined business processes allowing businesses to compile and gather financial records and business data seamlessly. Nowadays, Microsoft Excel is commonly used to create and develop Pivot Tables and graphs.

Learning Options

Online Instructor Led

Learn from the comforts of your home/office with our expert trainers via online platforms.

Classroom Training

Face-to-face physical classroom training with max interactions at our 5* training venues.

Onsite Training

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Overseas Training

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Target Audiance

Students who have basic skills with Microsoft Excel 2016 who want to learn intermediate-level skills or students who want to learn the topics covered in this course in the 2016 interface.

Schedule Dates

Microsoft Excel 2016 – Intermediate

20 August 2024

Microsoft Excel 2016 – Intermediate

20 November 2024

Microsoft Excel 2016 – Intermediate

20 February 2025

Microsoft Excel 2016 – Intermediate

20 May 2025

Course Content

Using Named Ranges in Formulas
Naming a Single Cell
Naming a Range of Cells
Naming Multiple Single Cells Quickly
Using Formulas That Span Multiple Worksheets
Using the IF Function
Using AND/OR Functions
Using the SUMIF, AVERAGEIF, and COUNTIF Functions
Using the PMT Function
Using the LOOKUP Function
Using the VLOOKUP Function
Using the HLOOKUP Function
Using the CONCATENATE Function
Using the TRANSPOSE Function
Using the PROPER, UPPER, and LOWER Functions
The UPPER Function
The LOWER function
The TRIM Function
Using the LEFT, RIGHT, and MID Functions
The MID Function
Using Date Functions
Using the NOW and TODAY Functions
Creating Scenarios
Utilize the Watch Window
Consolidate Data
Enable Iterative Calculations
What-If Analyses
Use the Scenario Manager
Use Financial Functions
Lab 1: Advanced Formulas
Using Named Ranges in Formulas
Entering a Formula Using Data in Multiple Worksheets
Using the IF Function
Using the PMT Function
Using the VLOOKUP Function
Using the PROPER Function
Using the LEFT and RIGHT Functions
Using the YEAR, MONTH, and DAY Functions
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Name and label cells and ranges of cells.
Use names and labels in formulas.
Create formulas that span multiple worksheets.
Use the conditional IF function and its variants in formulas.
Use the PMT function to calculate payments for loans.
Use the LOOKUP function.
Use the VLOOKUP function.
Use the HLOOKUP function.
Use the CONCATENATE function to join the contents of numerous cells.
Use the TRANSPOSE function.
Use the PROPER, UPPER, and LOWER functions to alter the casing of text.
Use the LEFT, RIGHT, and MID functions to return characters from the
Start or end of a string, or a specific number of text characters.
Use various date functions.

Converting a List to a Table
Removing Duplicates from a List
Sorting Data in a List
Filtering Data in a List
Adding Subtotals to a List
Grouping and Ungrouping Data in a List
Lab 1: Working with Lists
Converting a List to a Table
Removing Duplicates from a List
Sorting Data in a List
Filtering Data in a List
Adding Subtotals to a List
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Convert data into tables.
Remove duplicates from tables.
Sort data in Excel.
Filter data in Excel.
Use subtotals to automatically total related data.
Group and ungroup data.

Working with Clip Art
Using Shapes
Working with SmartArt
Lab 1: Working with Illustrations
Working with Clip Art
Adding Shapes
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Add pictures to your worksheets.
Use Clip Art to illustrate your worksheets.
Insert shapes into Microsoft Excel worksheets.
Use SmartArt to illustrate your worksheets.

Creating a Custom Chart Template
Inserting Charts
Add and Format Objects
Insert a Text Box
Create a Custom Chart Template
Lab 1: Visualizing Your Data
Inserting Charts
Editing Charts
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Create charts that enable you to visualize your data.
Choose what data is displayed in your charts.
Show and hide data labels.
Show and hide the legend.
Show and hide the chart title.
Add a picture or shape to a chart.
Change the way text displays in a chart.
Change the fill color of a chart.
Add and format objects in a worksheet.

Format Data as a Table
Move between Tables and Ranges
Modify Tables
Define Titles
Lab 1: Working with Tables
Creating and Modifying a Table in Excel
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Format data in Excel as a table.
Modify Excel tables.

Applying Conditional Formatting
Working with Styles
Creating and Modifying Templates
Lab 1: Advanced Formatting
Using Conditional Formatting
Working with Styles
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Use conditional formatting to display cells differently based on their values.
Quickly format tables using styles.

New Functions in Excel 2013
Using New Chart Tools
Using the Quick Analysis Tool
Using the Chart Recommendation Feature
Lab 1: Microsoft Excel Features that Were New in 2013
Using the New Excel Functions
Using the New Excel 2013 Chart Tools
Using the Quick Analysis Tool
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Use the new chart tools in Excel.
Use the Quick Analysis tool.
Use the Chart Recommendation feature.

New Charts
Tree map
Sunburst
Histogram
Waterfall
Box and Whisker
Pareto
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Use the new charts in Excel 2016.

FAQs

Leverage Power Query (formerly Get & Transform) to consolidate data from various sources. Clean, transform, and merge data before analysis, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.

Master the power of OFFSET and INDIRECT functions. OFFSET references a cell relative to another cell, while INDIRECT uses the content of another cell as the cell reference itself. These formulas adapt to data changes, saving time and effort.

Utilize the Formula Error Checker and trace precedents & dependents to pinpoint the culprit. Break down complex formulas into smaller steps for easier debugging.

Understand macro security settings and digital signatures to prevent malicious code. Share macros through trusted sources and educate users about their safe use.