Overview:

In this seminar, you will learn how to take your raw data and create meaningful reports using the powerful tools in Microsoft Excel.

As a business owner or manager, you have mounds and mounds of raw data transactions, and it is a monumental task to make any sense of that data.

After this seminar, you will be able to take tons of Excel data, and quickly and easily get summary reports and charts. We will start off with the basics, then, we will add sorts, filters, subtotals, grand totals, and formulas to create great reports that summarize your data into meaningful information that will allow you to run and manage your business better.

You and your staff will be instantly more productive in Microsoft Excel. These techniques will work cross-industry, with any type of data. You will find it to be clear and concise and right to the point, and you will be able to apply these techniques to your own data immediately after the session.

Why you should Attend:
We are all overwhelmed by the amount of data we have to process and summarize. The data files seem to grow bigger and bigger, and they keep on coming.

Microsoft Excel is still the #1 way that people use to handle and summarize large amounts of data; Just about every office job uses Microsoft Excel. But most people only use a small part of Excel’s incredible capabilities.

This webinar will show you how to use many of Excel’s great tools to help you process and summarize and present large amounts of data.

Agenda:

• Formula Basics
• Sorts
• Filters
• Advanced Filters
• Formatted Tables
• The Total Row in Formatted Tables
• Using Slicers in Formatted Tables
• The Sumif, Countif, and Averageif Formulas
• The Vlookup/xlookup Formulas
• Subtotals
• Charts
• Pivot Tables
• Dashboards in Pivot Tables
• Power Pivot and PowerQuery
• Automating tasks with Macros

Who Will Benefit:

• Business owners
• CEO's / CFO's / CTO's
• Bank Managers and Bank Tellers
• Managers of all levels
• Financial professionals
• Anybody who uses Excel on a regular basis, and wants to be more efficient and productive
• Anybody who has large amounts of data in Excel or other data types
• Administrators
• Salespeople
• Trainers
• Bankers