Excel essentials for modelling and analysis course

Member price for Online Live: £353 + VAT
Non-member price for Online Live: £415 + VAT

Member price for London: £532 + VAT
Non-member price for London: £615 + VAT

Timing: 9.30am-5.00pm

Overview

The basic Excel functionality is covered with a mix of hands on practical exercises (laptops are provided). In addition to a set of printed notes, delegates will be able to take their Excel files away with them.

Who should attend

This one-day course has been developed for those who are relatively new to Microsoft Excel and need an introduction to the basic functionality. The skills taught on this course are pre-requisites for the Financial Modelling and Data Analysis courses that we offer.

What you will learn

• Basic data entry
• Introduction to the RIBBON
• Shortcuts vs the mouse
• Tabs: Ribbon tabs and worksheet tabs
• Copy, cut and paste and other basic functions
• Basic presentation and formatting
• Simple formulae and calculations
• Auto-sum
• Editing an existing formula
• Absolute vs Relative cell referencing
• Basic Sorting and Filtering
• Introduction to Logical Statements: IF()
• Basic charts and graphs
• Printing and saving
• Practical exercise

Information for Online Live dates

Please read the following guidance carefully, which only applies if you are attending this course online:

• In addition to the Online Classroom, you will need to have your own version of Excel open to complete the exercises. It does prove to be challenging to follow-on with the exercises using only 1 screen as you will need to be regularly switching between open windows. We recommend to either:
  • Extend from a computer to a 2nd screen - please refer to this link for guidance on how to correctly setup a second monitor https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4340331/windows-10-set-up-dual-monitors or
  • Use 2 computers, or
  • Use a tablet for the online classroom and a computer for the Excel
• Please note that our courses are based on Excel for Windows and it is recommended that you are using at least Excel 2010 or a later version. MAC users are welcome but please note that there may be some tools and functionality that will differ from what is being presented. The presenter will accommodate for MAC versions on the course.

Questions?

BPP | Tel: 0330 060 3303 | Email: ldicas@bpp.com