This intermediate course teaches spreadsheet users about additional features available in Microsoft® Office Excel® 2010. Key topics include naming ranges, protecting worksheets, linking between worksheets, and charting.
This course is intended for students learning Microsoft Excel® 2013 Intermediate skills.
Managing workbooks and worksheets
Advanced formatting
Outlining and subtotals
Cell and range names
Data structure and tables
Web and sharing features
Documenting and auditing
Application settings and templates
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