Everything you need: Microsoft Excel functions, Excel formulas, Excel Macros, VBA, Pivot Tables, Microsoft Excel options
InstructorAndrea MaddesEditorial course preview
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The Visual Basic for Applications editor displays the Project Explorer and code window containing Sub procedures for US and EU date formats.
This Excel interface demonstrates advanced function debugging by displaying formula tracing arrows and division error indicators within a safety dataset.
Instruction covers standard charts alongside specialized visualizations like Tree Maps, Sunbursts, and Box & Whisker plots.
The curriculum includes specific Excel files for use in each chapter to facilitate hands-on practice.
Learners can move from basic calculations to recording macros and using form controls for task automation.
The curriculum introduces macro recording and VBA, but some signals suggest a desire for more extensive coverage of these topics.
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The curriculum aligns with the target audience of beginners and professionals seeking essential skills.
