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Week 6 lessons-more on Pivot Tables, Treasure Hunt to keep the kids busy, Hybrid Excel Training, Excel Consulting

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  • LinkedIn– Merge Cells in Excel
  • YouTube– VLOOKUP not finding a value that is there

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Once you have learnt these tricks, make sure you use them for the rest of the week. It is the best way to cement your knowledge before you learn more.

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  • Do the exercises where relevant. Make sure you check the solution to make sure you got it right or to understand where you got it wrong.
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MS Excel Intermediate Online Course- Week 6

 

Next week we continue with getting more out of the Pivot Table including

  • Grouping text e.g. Vodacom, MTN and Cell C into Cellphone operators
  • Building charts off pivot tables