Excel 2010 Introduction Training Course
Our Excel 2010 Introduction course is designed for new users of Excel 2010, or those whom have been self taught. The course will cover all aspects of creating spreadsheets, performing calculations, formatting and using page setup for printing.
Our Excel 2010 Introduction or Basic course is run by qualified MOS trainers. We can also run your Excel 2010 basic course onsite, or at our London based training centre.
If you are not sure that the Excel 2010 introduction course is the right level for you, please contact us. As part of our service, we offer free Excel 2010 training needs analysis. This will help you get the most of your investment to ensure you get trained on area's of Excel 2010 that is most suited to your needs.
If you are upgrading from a previous version of Excel and only require upgrade training, please see our Excel 2010 Upgrade Training Course
We also offer a free course tailoring service. If you need to know specific functionality of Excel, please let us know. We will be more than happy to create a tailored or bespoke Excel 2010 introduction course for you.
Excel 2010 Introduction Training Course Info
Audience: This course is designed for new users of Excel, or those whom have been self taught. We cover all aspects of creation a spreadsheet including writing formulae.
Course Duration: This is a 1 day Excel 2010 Introduction Course. Course starts at 09:30 and runs until 16:30
Excel 2010 Introduction Course Objectives: After the course, you will be able to:
- Create and maintain spreadsheets
- Create and edit formulae
- Format and print worksheets
- Perform basic list management tasks
Requirements: You do not need any previous knowledge of Excel, but should have basic windows, keyboard and mouse skills
Course Locations / Schedule: This course can be run Onsite, at our Excel training centre or any preferred location in the UK. The course is run on a date that suits you! We do not run public scheduled courses.
Excel 2010 Introduction / Beginners Training Course Contents
Excel Basics
- An overview of the screen, navigation and basic spreadsheet concepts
- Understand Excel terminology workbooks, worksheets, rows, columns, cells
- Various selection techniques
- Understanding the various mouse cursors
- Working with Ribbon Tabs, Groups and Dialog Boxes
- Standard and Contextual ribbons
- Use the task pane
- Understand and use the File Tab
- Saving, File types, File compatibility (earlier versions)
- Useful keyboard commands
- Quick Access toolbar & Mini Toolbar
- Get Help!
Entering Data
- Various ways to Enter, Edit and Delete information (Text, Numbers, Dates)
- Use Auto List feature
- Date and Time are storage in Excel
- Enter Dates and Times
- Date/time formatting
- Methods to Move and Copy data
- Use the Fill Handle to copy data and create simple lists
- Create series of information
- Insert, Delete and Hiding Rows & Columns
- Insert, Delete and Move Cells
- Insert, Delete, Move and Copy Sheets
- Various navigation techniques
Creating & Editing Formulae & Functions
- Define Formulae
- Create & Edit Formulae
- BoDMAS : Mathematical Order
- Copy & Move Formulae
- Use Basic Functions - Sum, Average, Max, Min, Count, Counta
- Use Autosum tool
- Introduction to the Function Library
- Reference a cell in other sheets
- Understand Relative Referencing
- Apply Absolute (Fixed) Referencing
Formatting and Proofing
- Formatting of Cells with Number formats, Font formats, Alignment, Borders, Fill colours and Patterns
- Quick formats and themes
- Sheet tab formatting and Renaming
- Copy and Clear Formats
- Merging cells
- Spell Check, Find & Replace and AutoCorrect
Printing and Page Setup
- Page Orientation
- Add Headers and Footers
- Print a selection
- Set a print area
- Clear a print area
- Shrink to Fit
- Adjust page breaks within Page Break Preview
- Repeat columns and rows
- Print Gridlines
- Save print settings
Multiple File & Large Workbook Tools
- Split screen tool
- Freeze panes
- Arrange workbook windows
- Zooming tools
- GoTo tool
- Name box navigation
**All our Excel 2010 training courses can be tailored to suit your needs**



