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001 : Excel Tips & Tricks : Learn, How to Apply Automatic Cell Formatting in Excel [2 min]
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Google Sheets: How to Highlight Duplicate Values in Google Sheets
To format cells with any type of data in it (and also rows with data in specific column)
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Use a SmartArt graphic if you want to do any of the following:
» Create an organization chart or Excel sparkline charts
» Show hierarchy, such as a decision tree
» Illustrate steps or stages in a process or workflow
» Show the flow of a process, procedure, or other event
» List information
Use a chart if you want to do any of the following:
» Create a bar chart or column chart
» Create a line or XY scatter (data point) chart
» Create a stock chart, used to graph various stock prices
» Create a surface, donut, bubble, or radar chart
» Create a combination chart, such as a bar and line chart
Why Should You Attend
They say that ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’. Using SmartArt and Charts to visually display complex Excel data helps in communicating the data’s message much more effectively to your target audience.
SmartArt graphics and Charts can be created not just in Excel, but also in PowerPoint, Word and Outlook. This makes learning these tools extremely useful.
In addition, you’ll get tips and tricks along the way to help you save time and make your job of data visualization with advanced Excel easier and more efficient.
Objectives of the Presentation
A Smart Art graphic is a visual representation of information and ideas, and a Chart is a visual illustration of numeric values or data. Basically, SmartArt graphics are designed for text, and charts are designed for numbers. In this advanced Excel training you will learn how to create a SmartArt graphic and charts.
Areas Covered in the Session
Creating SmartArt Diagrams
» Inserting diagrams
» Modifying illustrations
» Formatting shapes and SmartArt
» Convert bulleted text into SmartArt
Creating Charts
» Types of charts
» Creating a chart
» Parts of a chart
» Changing the chart type
» Switching data
» Changing the chart style
» Moving a chart to a chart sheet
» Creating a combination chart
Who Will Benefit
» Administrative assistants
» Managers
» Directors
» Sales associates
» Students
» Teachers
» Marketing personnel
» Medical personnel
» Legal professionals
Anyone using MS Office in a business or educational setting to create reports and presentations
To Register (or) for more details please click on this below link:
https://bit.ly/3f8YtEC
Email: [email protected]
Toll Free No:1-844-511-8858
Tel: +1-913-871-1466
Visualizing Excel Data with SmartArt and Charts
Use a SmartArt graphic if you want to do any of the following:
» Create an organization chart or Excel sparkline charts
» Show hierarchy, such as a decision tree
» Illustrate steps or stages in a process or workflow
» Show the flow of a process, procedure, or other event
» List information
Use a chart if you want to do any of the following:
» Create a bar chart or column chart
» Create a line or XY scatter (data point) chart
» Create a stock chart, used to graph various stock prices
» Create a surface, donut, bubble, or radar chart
» Create a combination chart, such as a bar and line chart
Why Should You Attend
They say that ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’. Using SmartArt and Charts to visually display complex Excel data helps in communicating the data’s message much more effectively to your target audience.
SmartArt graphics and Charts can be created not just in Excel, but also in PowerPoint, Word and Outlook. This makes learning these tools extremely useful.
In addition, you’ll get tips and tricks along the way to help you save time and make your job of data visualization with advanced Excel easier and more efficient.
Objectives of the Presentation
A Smart Art graphic is a visual representation of information and ideas, and a Chart is a visual illustration of numeric values or data. Basically, SmartArt graphics are designed for text, and charts are designed for numbers. In this advanced Excel training you will learn how to create a SmartArt graphic and charts.
Areas Covered in the Session
Creating SmartArt Diagrams
» Inserting diagrams
» Modifying illustrations
» Formatting shapes and SmartArt
» Convert bulleted text into SmartArt
Creating Charts
» Types of charts
» Creating a chart
» Parts of a chart
» Changing the chart type
» Switching data
» Changing the chart style
» Moving a chart to a chart sheet
» Creating a combination chart
Who Will Benefit
» Administrative assistants
» Managers
» Directors
» Sales associates
» Students
» Teachers
» Marketing personnel
» Medical personnel
» Legal professionals
Anyone using MS Office in a business or educational setting to create reports and presentations
To Register (or) for more details please click on this below link:
https://bit.ly/3f8YtEC
Email: [email protected]
Toll Free No:1-844-511-8858
Tel: +1-913-871-1466
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