Learn Excel 2016 - Tutorials

Excel 2016 Basics App brings together plain and simple information on using all aspects of the latest-and-greatest version of Microsoft Excel. It’s designed to be of help no matter how much or how little experience you have with the program. As the preeminent spreadsheet and data analysis software for all sorts of computing devices running Windows 7, 8, or 10 (desktops, laptops, tablet PCs and even smartphones), Excel 2016 offers its users seemingly unlimited capabilities too often masked in technical jargon and obscured by explanations only a software engineer could love. On top of that, many of the publications that purport to give you the lowdown on using Excel are quite clear on how to use particular features without giving you a clue as to why you would want to go to all the trouble. The truth is that understanding how to use the abundance of features offered by Excel 2016 is only half the battle, at best. The other half of the battle is to understand how these features can benefit you in your work; in other words, “what’s in it for you.” I have endeavored to cover both the “how to” and “so what” aspects in all my discussions of Excel features, being as clear as possible and using as little tech-speak as possible. Fortunately, Excel 2016 is well worth the effort to get to know because it’s definitely one of the best data-processing and analysis tools that has ever come along. Its Quick Analysis tool, Office Add-ins, Flash Fill, and Recommended Charts and PivotTables, along with the tried-and-true Live Preview feature and tons of ready-made galleries, make this version of the program the easiest to use ever. In short, Excel 2016 is a blast to use when you know what you’re doing.

✓ Works offline, no internet required.

Excel Basics:
This app is for those of you who’ve never had a formal introduction to the program’s basic workings. Part 1 covers all the orientation material including how to deal with the program’s Ribbon user interface. Of special interest may be the section selecting commands by touch if you’re using Excel 2016 on a Windows touchscreen device that isn’t equipped with either
a physical keyboard or mouse. Part 2 is not to be missed, even if you do not consider yourself a beginner by any stretch of the imagination. This part covers the many ways to customize Excel and make the program truly your own. It includes information on customizing the Quick Access toolbar as well as great information on how to use and procure add-in programs that can greatly extend Excel’s considerable features.

Features:
✓ Works offline, no internet required.
✓ Lessons with informational graphics.
✓ Lessons conclude with Challenges! which encourage hands-on learning.
✓ Ability to learn on your own time from anywhere.
✓ Optimized for most Android supported devices with enhanced graphics and design
✓ Excel Tutorials with pics & in very easy language.
✓ Tutorials related to Excel 2003 to Excel 2016
✓ Multiple Excel Tips & Tricks.
✓ 200+ Excel Shortcuts.
✓ Excel Basic & Advance Quiz Test.
✓ Tips & Tricks of Excel

and much more like :
Excel Basics
Getting Started with Excel
Creating and Opening Workbooks
Saving and Sharing Workbooks
Cell Basics
Modifying Columns, Rows, and Cells
Formatting Cells
Worksheet Basics
Page Layout
Printing Workbooks
Formulas and Functions
Simple Formulas
Complex Formulas
Relative and Absolute Cell References
Functions
Working with Data
Freezing Panes and View Options
Sorting Data
Filtering Data
Groups and Subtotals
Tables
Charts
Sparklines
Doing More with Excel
Track Changes and Comments
Finalizing and Protecting Workbooks
Conditional Formatting
PivotTables
What-If Analysis
Excel 2016 Keyboard Shortcuts