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Matteo Cescon
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Introduction to Microsoft 365 Excel
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Issued by SAA School of Management - Università degli Studi di Torino
SAA School of Management, Business School dell'Università degli Studi di Torino
Release date
18/03/2024
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
423564
Date of the event:
from 11/11/2022 to 17/01/2023
Duration:
20 hours
Description:
- Main features of Microsoft Excel; sheets, cells and their contents, referencing, naming cells and ranges, elementary operations, first excel embedded functions, connections between cells, arrays, tables, elementary linear algebra, charts. Logic tests for conditional works.
- Dynamic arrays (the latest big revolution of Excel which makes Excel closer and closer to a programming language, with an easier approach) and spill functions. Dynamic named ranges for more automatic tasks and more readable files.
- Some hints on some important Excel tools: Power Query to get and clean data from different sources, Pivot Tables for data analysis, Power Pivot Table for deeper data modeling
Release criteria:
Students must attend at least 4 out of 7 lessons.
Other info:
Students will have to work on their own computers, replicating operations and working on tasks. Almost all the skills obtained can be used when working with Google Sheets or Microsoft PBI.
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