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Excel 2003 Level 3 Ref: CMEX23E3

This Office 2003 courseware is presented through 2 series, Express and Standard. They both cover the same course content, differing only in the number of exercises at the end of each module and section. Full pricing details are at the bottom of this page.

Course Objective
The main objective of this courseware is to introduce you to the advanced features of Excel. The purpose of this book is to demonstrate features that can increase productivity in using many of the built-in features to format, analyze, calculate, or protect your worksheets. You will also look at how to set up worksheet data on web pages as well as how to use data from other programs within Excel.

Basic Skills Checklist
The following list summarizes skills that students should be comfortable with for this courseware.
  • understand what functions are
  • use the Insert Function feature to work with some advanced functions
  • use the Format Painter
  • hide and unhide rows, columns, or worksheets
  • use comments
  • create and use formatting styles
  • draw shapes and AutoShapes
  • move and resize shapes
  • use WordArt
  • add Clip Art to worksheets
  • insert, modify, and delete hyperlinks to other Microsoft Office documents
  • preview a worksheet in web page form
  • publish a worksheet into a web page
  • use the AutoFill tool
  • find and replace data and cell formatting
  • use the Go To Special tool
  • use the Paste Special command
  • use the AutoFilter
  • export data for other programs to use
  • use the research tool
  • change Excel options settings
  • create, use, and name lists and ranges of cells
  • create and use databases in Excel
  • create and use worksheet outlining and summarizing
  • use advanced formatting tools on drawing objects and pictures
  • customize charts
System Requirements
According to the Microsoft Office Users Guide, you must have the following in place prior to using the program:
  • a personal computer with a Pentium III or higher processor
  • a hard disk drive with at least 245 Mb of free space, and a CD-ROM drive
  • a minimum of 64 Mb RAM (add 8 Mb RAM for each additional program you may open in addition to this one)
  • a monitor compatible with Windows and a SVGA graphics display adapter card or higher resolution capable of displaying minimum 256 colors installed
  • Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 or higher, or Microsoft Windows XP (recommended)
  • a mouse or other pointing device compatible with Windows
Courseware Outline

About This Courseware
Courseware Conventions
Courseware Objectives and Prerequisites
A Quick Review of Basics
Review Exercise

Templates & Validating Data
Using Built-In Templates
User-Defined Templates
        Creating a Template
        Using User-Defined Templates
        Editing Templates
        Deleting Templates
        Alternate Location for Storing Templates
Validating Data
Using Pick Lists
Circling Invalid Data

Managing Your Workbooks
Auditing a Worksheet
        Error Checking Tool
        Manual Checking and Displaying Formulas
Correcting Worksheet Errors
        Tracing Formula Errors
        Tracing Circular References
        Using Cell Watch
        Evaluate Formulas
Protecting Your Workbook
        Using Passwords
        Worksheet Protection
        Workbook Protection
        Protecting Files
Using AutoRecover

Using Analysis Tools
What-If Analysis
Using the Goal Seeking Tool
Using the Solver
Using a Data Table
        Single Variable Data Tables
        Two-variable Data Table
        Multiple Formulas in a Data Table
Using Trendlines
        Creating a Trendline
        Looking at Trendline Options
Using PivotTables
        Creating a PivotTable
        Creating a PivotChart
        Modifying Field Positions
        Modifying Data Field Options
Analysis ToolPak
Working with Scenarios
        Creating Scenarios
        Using Scenarios
        Creating Scenario Summaries

Collaborating with Others
Consolidating Data
Looking at Workgroup Functions
        Creating a Shared Workbook
        Resolving Shared Workbook Conflicts
        Tracking Changes
        Showing History of Changes
        Removing Shared Use of Workbooks
Merging Workbooks
Linking Worksheets & Workbooks
        Creating Linked Workbooks
        Managing the Links
        Removing the Links
Changing and Displaying Workbook Properties

Importing and Exporting Data
Save as Web Page
Importing Data
        Importing Text Files
        Importing from Other Applications
        Importing Using a Web Query
        Importing from a Web Page
Using XML
        Exporting Data as XML Spreadsheet
        Importing an XML Data File
        Managing Elements and Attributes
        Changing XML View Options
        Managing XML Maps
        Exporting Data Using an XML Maps

Using Macros & Custom Forms
Customizing Toolbars
        Adding and Deleting Toolbar Buttons
        Modifying Toolbar Buttons
        Creating a Custom Toolbar or Menu
Using Macros in Excel
        Creating and Using a Macro
        Opening a Workbook Containing a Macro
        Editing a Macro
        Adding Macros to Toolbars
Using Digital Certificates
        Creating a Digital Certificate
        Apply Digital Certificate to Macro
        Applying a Digital Certificate to a Workbook
        Removing a Digital Certificate
Creating Forms with Controls
        Adding Controls to a Worksheet
        Using Spin Buttons or Scroll Bars
        Using Check Boxes or Option Buttons
        Using List Boxes or Combo Boxes
Changing Excel Options

Appendices
Projects and Case Studies
Productivity Tools
Glossary of Terms
Answers to Review Questions
Index
Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Specialist Exam Objectives

The Express Series targets classes of 6-8 hours duration. There are hands-on, step-by step exercises that guide students through procedures and commands. These are presented immediately following a topic explanation and provide basic instructions on the most productive method of using a feature. At the end of each module there is an exercise which covers more than feature within a module. At the end of each section there is a hands-on, extended exercise requiring the student to work independently and apply their knowledge of the features learned in the section to accomplish a particular task. Each of these exercises is rated with a difficulty level, based on skill competence.

Excel 2003 Express Level 3 Student Manual 


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Excel 2003 Express Level 3 - A5 format student manual Ref: C5EX23E3

These books are full student manuals scaled down to A5 format. They could be used as desktop companions or for students to take home after a training course as a reference guide. 


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