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What is Excel
Excel is an electronic
spreadsheet program that can be
used for storing, organizing and
manipulating data.
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Training Contents for Level -2
Formatting Worksheet Upper/ Lower/ Proper function
Paste Special Count and Counta function
Filling cell / Autofill Logical Function – IF / AND / OR
Absolute and Relative Cell Using Vlookup
reference Camera Tools
Name Range Datedif
Sum and AutoSum option Remove duplicates
Setting a Print Range Find Duplicates
“Z” System print setup
Using Page Break
Creating Header and Footers
Rows to repeat at top
Freezing Panes
Protect worksheet
Data Sorting
Data Filter
Month, Date and Time Function
String Function – Left / Right / Mid
/ Concatenate
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Objective
• Formatting a worksheet
• Sorting and Filtering Data
• Understanding formula and Function
• Advance level printing
• Freezing Panes and protecting worksheet
• Using of Vlookup funtion
• Find & Remove Duplicates
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Text / Number / Date Formatting
Click Font / Alignment/
Number or Right click then
format Cell
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Paste Special
Select the cells you want to copy.
Choose Copy and Select the cell where you want to the copied data to appear
Check the TRANSPOSE box to change the arrangement of the copied cells from column to
row and vice versa.
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Filled Data in several cell
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Auto fill
1. Type the first cell entry that is part of a series,
such as January or 1 Aug 2015, and press Enter.
When you say a reference is absolute, you are telling excel not to
adjust that reference in formulas when you move or copy them
while editing the formula you can use F4 function key to change
the reference of a cell on which cursor is focused.
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Range Names
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Advance printing Option
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Page Break Preview
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Freeze Panes
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Protect a worksheet
If you Protect a worksheet; all cells will be locked by default. Users cannot make any
changes to a locked cell. For example, they cannot insert, modify, delete, or format
data in a locked cell.
To Protect a worksheet:
1. Go to Home tab
2. In the Cells Group
3. Click Format
4. Select Protect Sheet…
Note: You will not be able to change any of the cells in the worksheet.
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Data Sorting
To sort in alphabetical order:
1. Select a cell in the column you want to sort by. ...
2. Select the Data tab, then locate the Sort and Filter group.
3. Click the ascending command to Sort A to Z or the descending command to Sort Z to A. ...
4. The data in the spreadsheet will be organized alphabetically.
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Filter Data
1. Click any single cell inside a data set.
2. On the Data tab, click Filter.
Arrows in the column headers appear.
Click the arrow in the table header of the column you want to filter.
If the column has numbers, click Number Filters. If the column has text entries,
click Text Filters, if the column has color click filter by color
Pick the filtering option you want, and then enter your filtering conditions.
For filter by Color pick the cell color or font color you want to filter by.
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Auto Sum
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SUM
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Month
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DATE
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TIME
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LEFT
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RIGHT
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MID
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CONCATENATE
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UPPER, LOWER & PROPER
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PROPER
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COUNT
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COUNTA
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IF
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AND
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NOT
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OR
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VLOOKUP
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VLOOKUP
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Camera Tool
For using this feature, select the portion of the datasheet for which you want
to take a snapshot of, and click the Camera button.
Camera
Button
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DATEDIF
To get the number of days, weeks or years between two dates, use the DATEDIF function.
The DATEDIF function has three arguments.
1. Fill in "d" for the third argument to get 4. Fill in "yd" for the third argument to ignore years
the number of days between two dates. and get the number of days between two dates.
2, Fill in "m" for the third argument to get the 5. Fill in "md" for the third argument to ignore months
number of months between two dates. and get the number of days between two dates.
3. Fill in "y" for the third argument to get the 6. Fill in "ym" for the third argument to ignore years
number of years between two dates. and get the number of months between two dates.
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DATEDIF
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Remove Duplicates
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Find Duplicates
1. Select the range 3. Select a formatting style and
click OK.
2. On the Home tab, click
Conditional Formatting, Highlight
Cells Rules, Duplicate Values...
duplicate names.
Result. Excel highlights the
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