Getting started in Excel 365
Excel
| Beginner
- 12 videos | 41m
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
- CPE
Excel 365 is the spreadsheet application in the Microsoft 365 suite. In this course, you will explore how to find and open the Excel 365 application, navigate the interface and create spreadsheets. Key concepts covered in this course include accessing the app and exploring the interface, which features a ribbon with multiple tabs, a status bar, and a Quick Access Toolbar with multiple tools for visualizing your spreadsheet data. You will also learn how to open a new workbook and how to create a worksheet from a template. You will explore how to add data to a spreadsheet, copy and paste data into a spreadsheet, resize columns and rows; and delete items from a spreadsheet. In addition, you will discover how to undo recent actions you may have performed in error, or redo an action to save time. You will also look at how to insert one of the built-in formulas from the Function library to perform calculations on your data; how to save a worksheet or workbook that you've created; and how to share your spreadsheets with others. In order to practice what you have learned, you will find practice exercises and samples in the Course Contents pane or in the Resources section.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this microsoft 365: getting started in excel 365 courseOpen and explore excel 365Create and open a spreadsheet in excel 365Input data in an excel 365 spreadsheetCopy and paste data in excel 365Resize columns and rows in an excel 365 spreadsheet
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Delete items in an excel 365 spreadsheetUndo and redo actions in excel 365Insert formulas using the excel 365 function librarySave a spreadsheet in excel 365Share a copy of a workbook online or send itUse excel 365 spreadsheet templates
IN THIS COURSE
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50sThis video outlines the key content covered in the Microsoft 365: Getting started in Excel 365 course, including how to create and open a spreadsheet, insert a formula from the Function Library, and how to share your spreadsheet. FREE ACCESS
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4m 48sIn order to get the most out of Excel 365, you need to understand how to open the application and navigate the interface. In this video, you will explore how to open the Excel 365 application and discover its features, including a ribbon with multiple tabs, a status bar, a Quick Access Toolbar, and various tools for visualizing spreadsheet data. FREE ACCESS
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3m 6sThe first step in presenting your data in Excel 365 is creating or opening a spreadsheet. In this video, you will explore how to quickly create a new workbook to start entering your data or open an existing workbook in Excel 365. FREE ACCESS
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2m 59sThe cells found in your Excel 365 spreadsheet can contain both numerical and textual data. In this video, you will discover different ways to insert, edit, and replace data in your spreadsheet. FREE ACCESS
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4m 8sWhen you start copying and pasting data in Excel 365, you will find that you have various options available to you. In this video, you will discover that you can, for example, paste content that you have copied to a new location. You can also paste formatting that has been applied, paste values, and even remove any formulas from your copied data. FREE ACCESS
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3m 29sIn Excel 365, you're able to resize your columns and rows to ensure your spreadsheet data is readable and displays correctly. In this video, you will explore how to resize columns and rows manually, or let Excel 365 automatically resize your columns or rows. This video aligns with MOS MO-200 / Excel Associate Certification exam objective: 1.3.2 Adjust row height and column width. FREE ACCESS
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3m 23sIf you need to remove data from your Excel 365 spreadsheet, you can use the delete tools. In this video, you will discover how to remove the contents of a cell. You'll also discover how to remove single cells, cell selections, and even entire rows or columns from a spreadsheet. This video aligns with MOS MO-200 / Excel Associate Certification exam objective: 2.1.3 Insert and delete multiple columns or rows. As well as MOS MO-200 / Excel Associate Certification exam objective: 2.1.4 Insert and delete cells. FREE ACCESS
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3m 3sExcel 365 keeps a record of your recent actions and operations so you can undo them easily. This is useful if you've made a mistake, for instance. You're also able to redo actions that you have undone. In this video, you will explore how to cancel recent actions or return your worksheet to a previous state using the undo and redo features. FREE ACCESS
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4m 11sExcel 365 includes a Function Library, which holds various formulas grouped by category. In this video, you will explore how to use the Function Library in Excel 365 to help you locate and insert the formula you need. If you are unable to find the formula you want, you can also launch a search query. FREE ACCESS
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4m 8sKnowing how to save your Excel 365 spreadsheet is essential to being able to work on your workbooks over multiple sessions. When saving the spreadsheet, you can specify the name of your workbook, where you'd like to store it, and the Excel-compatible version to save it in. FREE ACCESS
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2m 54sWhen using Excel 365, you can share your workbooks with other users. In this video, you will learn how to share spreadsheets with other users. This can be done by uploading a copy of a workbook to OneDrive, which is Microsoft's file repository hosted online. But if you don't use OneDrive, you can also share a workbook via email, as an attachment, or as a PDF. FREE ACCESS
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4m 2sIt can be time-consuming to create a workbook from scratch. Excel 365 comes with a large library of predefined, preformatted workbooks that can be used to get started on a project quickly. In this video, you will explore how to download a spreadsheet template and input your data or make your own changes to it. FREE ACCESS
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