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Excel 2003 Intermediate Course

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Reply Wed 20 Aug 2008, 16:59Delegate Claire said...

Claire has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Excel 2003 Intermediate Course

Please outline what is covered on your Excel 2003 Intermediate Course.

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Reply Fri 22 Aug 2008, 12:16Delegate Veronika said...

RE: Excel 2003 Intermediate Course

Hi Claire,

I found this on the microsoft training website:
Course Syllabus
Working with Large Worksheets
Viewing options
Hiding and displaying data
Printing large worksheets

Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Using multiple worksheets
Linking worksheets by using 3-D formulas
Consolidating data
Linking workbooks
Managing workbooks

Customising Excel
Changing options
Customising toolbars and menus

Advanced Charting
Chart formatting options
Creating combination charts
Using graphic elements Advanced Formatting
Borders and shading
Using special number formats
Working with dates
Working with styles
Other advanced formatting
List Management
Working with lists
Sorting and filtering lists
Advanced filtering

Documenting and Auditing
Comments and text boxes
Auditing features
Protection
Workgroup collaboration

Using Templates
Built-in templates
Creating and managing templates

Hope this was helpful?

Veronika

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