Excel for Data Analysis
Leverage the advanced features of Microsoft Excel to build interactive dashboards and facilitate business decisions.
Use Excel as a data analytical tool
Use Excel for data analysis
Prepare for Associate Level Certification exam
Showcase your projects to apply for data analytics related jobs
Get hands-on, practical experience
Jump-start your career in the data analytics
Receive a certificate of completion
Instructor led online training
Two module per week
5 Week Course
3 Months to complete the course
Learning Objectives
Key Takeaways
Learning Objectives
Key Takeaway
Objective
Sorting Data
Lab 1: Using Simple Sort
Lab 2: Using Advance Sort
Using Filter
3. Freezing and Splitting a Window
Lab 3: Enrollment Data: Using Filter
Lab 4: Advertisement Expenses: Using Filter
Conditional Statement
Lesson 1: SUMIF() & SUMIFS() Function
Lesson 2: COUNTIF() and COUNTIFS() Functions
Lab 1. Calculate Commission with Conditional Statement
Lab 2: Commission Calculation for Training Class
Lab 3. Calculating Overdue Payment
Lab 4: Using SumIf, SumIfs, CountIf and CountIfs
Lab 5: Quarterly Expense Report
Lab 6: Calculating Student Grades
Key Takeaways
Learning Objectives
VLOOKUP() Function
HLookUp() Function
MATCH Function
Exercise: Using the VLookup Function
Exercise 2: Using HLookup for Daily Call Record
Quiz: Lookup Functions
Financial Functions
Time Function
Text Function
Key Takeaways
Learning Objectives
Key Takeaways
Learning Objectives
Conditional Formatting
Lab 1: Using Conditional Format on Enrollment data
Lab 2: Pizza Store - Applying conditional format
Key Takeaways
Objective
Introduction to Pivot Table
Exercise 1: Using Pivot Table & Pivot Chart
Exercise 2: PivotTable - Contoso Centers
Learning Objectives
Data Validation
Exercise 1: Data Validation
Key Takeaways
Learning Objectives
Key Takeaways
Coding Styles - Best Practices
According to indeed, the average salary of a Data Analysis is $110,026 per year. Python is an easy-to-learn programming language. Its syntax reads more English language compared to other programming languages. Python is used in many industries including Finance, Scientific, web development, system automation, Computer graphics, game development. security, mapping, and more...
Python language is a relatively easy to learn programming language. It has a simple syntax and English-like commands. To become a Python programmer, you need to become familiar with using Python in a variety of applications. The best way to develop your skills with the Python programming language is to work on hands-on projects such as developing games, building a website, creating a website, and working with data using Python. This course includes lectures, quizzes to test the understanding of the concept, and hands-on projects.
This course is ideal for professionals interested in data analytics or data science and how it can be used to improve business decision-making. The analytical skills built in this course can be applied to a range of industries including healthcare, marketing, finance, and more.
Vazi Okhandiar
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Vazi has over 20 years of experience in Project Management and IT Training experience. She is Project Management Professional (PMP) certified by the Project Management Institute, Microsoft Project Certified by Microsoft, Project+ certified by CompTIA, Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), and CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+). She has an MBA from the University of California and a Master’s in Computer Science from the Illinois Institute of Technology. She has worked for General Motors, Toyota, EDS/HP, and Mitsubishi. Her expertise includes project management, architecture, design, and software development projects for various industries, including manufacturing, financial, healthcare, and automotive. Vazi has been awarded “Excellence in Development” for an Electronic Billing System by Mitsubishi’s telecommunication division and Product Data Management System at Electronic Data Systems (EDS). |