Excel 2010 Beginner Level 5
Beginner Microsoft Excel Tutorial - 1 Hour 46 Minutes

This course is for the novice user who has little or no experience with Microsoft Excel except for my Excel Beginner Level 1, 2, 3, and 4 courses. Today's course covers a wide variety of topics that didn't fit into any other lesson, but are important to learn.

We'll start by learning how to insert hyperlinks, text boxes, signature lines, and other objects into our sheets.

Next, we'll learn how to insert symbols and other special characters into our sheets - including foreign language letters. We'll also learn how to insert WordArt.

You will learn how to work with Headers & Footers. You'll see how to manually create a header, enter in your own text, and use special codes to represent the page number, total number of pages, date & time, and more. You'll also see how to use the built-in Header & Footer templates.

Next we'll learn how to work with large spreadsheets. You'll learn how to freeze panes (the top row or the left column) so you can scroll around and still see the headers in your sheet. You'll learn how to split your sheet into two so you can work on two sections at once.

You'll learn how to work with borders and gridlines. You'll learn how to change the visible borders in your spreadsheets, and choose whether or not to print gridlines.

You'll learn how to merge cells (merge and center, merge across, unmerge), change cell orientation, rotate text, and use the Format Painter to quickly copy cell formats.

We'll learn how to put comments in our cells so you can store additional information in your spreadsheets. We'll see how to edit, delete, and permanently show or hide the comments.

You'll learn how to use Excel's research tools to spell check your sheet, use the thesaurus, translate words, and even download real-time stock quotes from the web and insert them into your sheets.

Finally, you'll learn how to download spreadsheet template from Microsoft Office Online. We'll download a calendar template, an invoice template, and a mortgage calculator template. There are thousands of templates online that you can choose from.

Again, this is the perfect class for anyone who is new to Microsoft Excel 2010 and has finished my Excel Beginner Level 1, 2, 3, and 4 courses. If you have little or no experience with spreadsheets, or you just want to get familiar with how Excel 2010 works, this class is for you.

Of course, if you have any questions about whether or not this class is for you, please contact me.
 

Complete Outline - Excel 2010 Beginner 5