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The
Intermediate
Guide to Microsoft Excel 2007
Exam 77-602: Using Microsoft® Office Excel 2007
Description: The
Intermediate Guide to Excel 2007 teaches how to
use advanced text alignment, Conditional Formatting, create form
controls, rename a worksheet, copy or move worksheets, link
worksheets and consolidate data, use Relative and Absolute
References, work with Scenarios, use Goal Seek, use the Auditing
Toolbar.
Who will benefit from this course? Students who want to
learn how to enter data into a spreadsheet and calculate the
results will benefit from this course. Students who learn
visually will appreciate the many illustrations and the step by
step instructions. Successful students master how to create and
edit formulas, audit equations, and format data.
Audience
Description: Who should take this course?
The
certification training is available to adult learners online in
partnership with major colleges and universities. The audience
for this course includes:
• Office workers, managers,
entrepreneurs, teachers, and military personnel who want to
start using advanced skills immediately
• Job training and professional
development (WIA), as well as retired and unemployed people
looking to expand their job possibilities
Course
Prerequisites: Students who enroll in The Intermediate Guide
to Microsoft® Excel 2007 course should have basic computer
skills including how to turn on the computer, how to use an
Internet browser and how to select commands from a menu or
toolbar. Students should also be proficient in file management:
how to save, print and backup files. |