Workshop On Basic and Advanced Excel
Workshop On Basic and Advanced Excel
Amit Sethi
Assistant Professor, PCTE
Mob: 09878702546, E-Mail: [email protected]
This workshop is primary related with advanced functions of excel and focus will be on learning
by doing. We will be doing many examples for applying these important functions.
Edwards Deming, the father of modern quality management. Deming had the fundamental
philosophy that data measurement and analysis were essential to attaining superior performance
in every facet of business.
'If You Can't Measure It, You Can't Manage It'- Peter Drucker
Peter Drucker is father of management and in this quote; he is trying to explain the importance of
Data measurement and its importance.
These days’ organizations are generating abundance of data. Making sense of the generated data
is of paramount importance for improving decision making. Microsoft Excel is very powerful tool
for organizing and retrieving important information from generated data.
"There's an entire flight simulator hidden in every copy of Microsoft Excel 97." - Bruce
Schneier
1. Basic Excel
2. Advanced Excel
BASIC EXCEL:
Launching Excel
• F12: For Save As Document Ctrl + Home= For coming at start point
• Select Column = Control + Shift + Down/Up Select First/Last Value: Ctrl + Down/up
• Select Row = Control + Shift + Right/Left Select First/Last Value: Ctrl + Down/up
Some basic functions: SUM, MIN, MAX, AVERAGE & COUNT Functions
Inserting/Deletion Rows and Columns
For deletion, Select the column/row and then press Ctrl + Shift + ‘-’
Go the first intersection point of excel A1, on left of A1, click and it will select the full data, double
click and it will auto fit the rows and columns. But if you want to change it, then select that column
or row, do right click and change row/column width
Basic Formatting
Ctrl + 1 or Right Click on Cell and then go to format Cell. Also, these options are available on
Home tab
Printing of Documents
File Print Print Preview
Page Setup Page, Margins, Header/Footer, Sheet
Link of Conditional Formatting:
Home Conditional Formatting
Link of Filtering:
Short Cut for Filtering: Ctrl + Shift + L
Home Sort and Filter
Inserting Tables
=UPPER(Cell)
=LOWER(Cell)
=PROPER(Cell)
=Mid (text, Number at which you want to have values, Number upto which you want to have
values
Or
=CONCATENATE(text 1, text 2)
Freeze Panels
Protection Sheet
Go to Review and click on Protection Sheet, then apply password, no one will be able to change
the file.
Insert Comment
Right Click on Cell Insert Comment
ADVANCED EXCEL
Fill Series
Data Validation
Data Setting Allow Input Message & Error Message
Cell Referencing & Addressing System: Absolute and Relative
Calculation of Rank
Rank= (Number, Reference, Order)
Where number is which you want to rank, reference is total series and Order is Ascending/
Descending
PIVOT TABLE
Select Day wise Data, Right Click and go to Group. Select which information you want.
Weekly, Monthly, Daily, Yearly Sales using Pivot table & Pivot Chart
LOGICAL FUNCTIONS
Sumif(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...)
• CountIF(range, criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...)
• CountIF, Countifa, Countblank, Countif, Countifs function
• Countif=Countif(Range,”criteria”)
Six Major cases:
1. A<B 2. A>B
3. A>=B 4. A<=B
5. A=B 6. A< >B
IF Function= IF (Logical_test, (Value if True), (Value if False))
1. Logical test: Which condition you want to use out of the above cases
2. Value if that condition holds true
3. Value if that condition holds false
In case of Multiple conditions, all conditions need to be True or False (AND), or only one condition
needs to be True or False (OR), or if you want to check if a condition does NOT meet your criteria?
LOOKUP FUNCTIONS
Allow you to use tables of data to “look up” values and insert them in another worksheet location
• VLOOKUP= VLOOKUP(lookup value, table array, column number, [range lookup]) In
Vertical Form
• HLOOKUP= HLOOKUP(lookup value, table array, column number, [range lookup]) In
Horizontal Form
Case 1: For Approximate Match
Case 2: For Exact Match