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Topics covered on this tutorial video include:
Introduction To Excel 2003
- First Glance at Excel 2003 Demo
- Why Choose Excel 2003? Demo
- About Spreadsheets Demo
- Touring Excel Pt.1 Demo
- Touring Excel Pt.2 Demo
- Features New to Excel 2003 Demo
Installing Excel 2003
- Recommendations Before You Install Demo
- Minimum System Requirements Demo
- Using Excel Setup Demo
- Troubleshooting Excel 2003 Installation Demo
- Performance Issues with Excel 2003 Demo
Getting Assistance With Excel 2003
- Ways to Increase Your Aptitude Demo
- Exploring the Assistance Menu Demo
- Type a Question for Assistance Demo
- Using Microsoft Office Online Demo
Excel 2003 Basic Concepts
- Worksheets and Workbooks
- Organization
- Differences Between Text & Data Values
- Labels and Names
- More About Labels
- More about Cells and Cell Ranges
- About Mathematical Operators & Operands
- About Formulas & Calculations
- The Role of Functions
- Types of Charts
- Forms/Including Data Forms
- The Job of Queries
- What are Workbook Audits
- Importing and Exporting
- Linking and Embedding
- Absolute vs Relative Cell References
- What About Smart Tags?
- What is XML?
- Locking/Freezing Cells/Splitting Work Area
- About Excel Security
First Hands On In Excel
- Launching Excel 2003
- Planning Your Worksheet or Workbook
- Labeling & Naming Worksheet/Workbook
- A Look at Our Example Layout
- Naming and Saving Your Workbook
- Renaming and Deleting a Workbook
- Printing Your Workbook
- Double Check Workbook & Exit
- Opening an Existing Workbook
Customizing Excel 2003
- About Excel Customization
- Customizing Excel Menu Bar
- Customizing Excel Toolbars
- Changing Page Setup
- Modifying Default Location of Saved Work
- Setting Up Options Pt.1
- Setting Up Options Pt.2
Entering Your Information
- About Entering Your Information
- Entering Labels and Values
- More About Multiple Entries
- Understanding Multiple Selections
- Inserting/Deleting Rows & Columns
- Copying & Pasting Columns/Rows & Cells
- Moving Columns/Rows & Cells
- Adding a Smart Tag
- Editing Your Work
Formatting Your Work
- Introduction to Formatting
- Formatting Text & Data Pt.1
- Formatting Text & Data Pt.2
- Using AutoFormat
- Changing AutoFormat Options
- Adding Colors and Patterns
- Adding Borders
- What is Conditional Formatting?
- Applying Conditional Formatting
- Copying Cell Formatting
- About Styles
- Creating a Style
- Applying and Modifying a Style
Adding Elements To A Workbook
- Introduction to Adding Elements
- Adding Images to a Workbook
- Modifying Images Inserted in Workbook
- Adding Clips
- Diagramming in Excel
- Adding an Organizational Chart
- Changing an Organizational Chart
- Adding WordArt
- Adding a Hyperlink
- Inserting Objects Such as AutoShapes
Calculation With Formulas and Functions
- About Formulas and Calculation
- Creating a Formula Pt.1
- Creating a Formula Pt.2
- Spotting Problems & Editing a Formula
- More About Functions
Managing Data With Excel
- Use it or Lose it
- Using Forms/Particularly Data Forms
- Entering Data Using a Data Form
- Managing Data from a Data Form
- About Using Excel as a Database
- What are Lists?
- Creating a List
- Entering Data into a List
- Sorting Data in a List
- Using Filters to Sort Lists
- Auditing Excel Data
- Other Validation and Error Checking
- More About Validation for Data Entry
- Performing Queries
- Exporting Data from Excel
- Linking Data Pt.1
- Linking Data Pt.2
Working With Charts
- About Charts
- Creating Your Chart
- Modifying & Relocating Your Chart
- Other Changes to Your Chart
Sharing & Collaborating With Excel 2003
- Sharing Your Worksheet or Workbook
- Sending Your Workbook for Review
- Using Online Collaboration
- Protecting Your Workbook
- Change Different Versions of a Workbook
- Adding/Editing/Deleting Comments
- Creating & Sharing a Workbook Template
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Microsoft Excel 2003 Video Tutorial
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