Description
You already work well with Excel and know the most popular Excel functions, such as SUM. But the more complex your work in Excel becomes, the more functions you need. And that's exactly what you'll learn in our course "Excel: Formulas and functions". After this course you'll no longer waste time figuring everything out yourself, and you'll be able to use functions and formulas as if you'd always done so.
Objectives
After this training:
You'll work fluently with the basic functions of Excel
You'll be familiar with a wide range of date and lookup functions, logical and informational functions, text functions...
You'll know how to nest one function inside another
You'll know how to best break down and understand a nested function
Target audience
Anyone who wants to learn to work more efficiently with functions and formulas in Excel.
Prerequisites
You have a good basic knowledge of Excel.
Contents
Formulas
Entering formulas manually
Working with the function wizard
Using the help function
absolute and relative cell referencing ($)
Cell names
Basic functions
SUM - MIN - MAX - COUNT - COUNTA - COUNTBLANK - ROUND - AVERAGE - ROUNDUP - ROUNDDOWN ...
Date and time functions
TODAY - NOW - MONTH - YEAR - DAY - WEEKDAY - NETWORKDAYS - EOMONTH...
Logical functions
IF - AND - OR - NOT - IFERROR - IFS - SWITCH - LET
Lookup functions
VLOOKUP - HLOOKUP - XLOOKUP - MATCH - XMATCH - INDEX - OFFSET - ADDRESS - INDIRECT
Text functions
LEFT - RIGHT - MID - UPPER - LOWER - FIND - SEARCH - LEN - CONCATENATE (&) - TEXTJOIN - PROPER - VALUE - TRIM - REPLACE - SUBSTITUTE - TEXTAFTER - TEXTBEFORE - TEXTSPLIT
Splitting text easily with Flash Fill
Informational functions
ISBLANK - ISERROR - ISNUMBER - ISTEXT
Statistical functions
SUMIF(S) - AVERAGEIF(S) - COUNTIF(S) - LARGE - SMALL - RANK.AVG - RANK.EQ
Dynamic array functions
UNIQUE - FILTER - SORT - SORTBY - SEQUENCE
Referencing a range with
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