10. SHORTCUTS
F11 Create a new chart on a separate sheet using data in the selected range.
Alt Display the keytips for the Ribbon commands.
F2 Edit the active cell.
F4 Change absolute/relative values of cell references.
Shift+F2 Edit the comment in the active cell or insert a comment.
Ctrl+Shift+_ Remove all borders from the selected cells.
Shift+F10 Display the shortcut menu for the selected item.
Ctrl+F6 Activate the next window.
Ctrl+PgUp Activate the previous sheet in the workbook.
Ctrl+PgDn Activate the next sheet in the workbook.
Alt+Ctrl+V Display the Paste Special dialog box.
Alt+= Perform the equivalent of clicking the AutoSum button.
Ctrl+D Copy the top cell in a selected range to the other cells in the selection.
Ctrl+F Display the Find dialog box.
Ctrl+H Display the Replace dialog box.
Ctrl+R Copy the leftmost cell in a selected range to the other cells in the selection.
Ctrl+Y Repeat the last repeatable command.
Ctrl+Z Undo the last action.
33. FORMULAS
A3=A1+A2
All Excel formulas
begin with an
equal sign.
A B C
1 10
2 5
3 15
The plus sign (+)
The minus sign (–)
The asterisk (*) to multiply
The slash (/) to divide
The percentage symbol (%)
The exponentiation symbol (^)
41. A B C D E
1 1 2 3 4 5
2 2
3 3
4 4
..
=A1+C3+E5
F2
42. A B C
1 20 3
2 6
3 4
4 10
FORMULA
TRACING
Formulas
Trace Precedents
Trace Dependents
Remove Arrows
43. Absolute
Relative
=$A$1
A relative cell reference adjusts to its new
location when the formula it’s copied and pasted.
An absolute cell reference doesn’t change, even
when the formula is copied and pastedelsewhere.
=A1
46. MIKE MIKE MILANO 20100
2 MILANO JOHN ANCONA 60100
3 20100
4 JOHN
5 ANCONA
6 60100
...
B1=INDIRECT("A" & ROW(A1)*3-2)
C1=INDIRECT("A" & ROW(B1)*3-1)
D1=INDIRECT("A" & ROW(C1)*3-0)
52. IF FUNCTION
An IF statement is a logical function that contains three
arguments. The first argument check if a specified condition is
met. If the condition is TRUE, the function returns the value
specified in the second argument; but if the condition is FALSE,
it returns the values specified in the third argument.
56. =IF(B2<100;"NO";"YES")
A B C
1 NAME SCORE BONUS
2 MIKE 89 NO
3 JOHN 106 YES
4 DEBBY 99 NO
if SCORE <100 then Bonus = NO
if SCORE >100 then Bonus = YES
57. The agent will get a 10%
bonus on the achieved
amount.
+ DIFFICULT
58. =IF(C2="NO";0;B2*10%)
A B C D
1 NAME EURO BONUS AMOUNT
2 MIKE 89 NO 0
3 JOHN 106 YES 10,6
4 DEBBY 99 NO 0
if BONUS = NO then 0
if BONUS = YES then 10% of EURO
63. STATUS BAR
FEATURES
A B C
1 50
2 45
3 60
4 90
Select the range
STATUS BAR
Right click on status
bar to customise what
numbers you need
64. CALCULATE
A RANK
A B C
1 MIKE 15 3
2 JOHN 23 1
3 DEBBY 18 2,5
4 ANNA 18 2,5
5 HENRY 12 4
=RANK.AVG(B1;$B$1;$B$5;0))
A B C
1 MIKE 23 1
2 JOHN 18 2,5
3 DEBBY 18 2,5
4 ANNA 15 3
5 HENRY 12 4
75. Ignore hidden rows and error values7
AVERAGE
COUNT
SUM
1
2
9
1° value arguments
2° value arguments
=AGGREGATE(1;7;array)
76. Name Test A Test B Change
Anna 84 87 3
Maria 81 83 2
John 74 #N/A #N/A
Frank 78 81 3
Sulley 76 79 3
Mary 81 77 -4
Mike 74 75 1
Jack 72 73 1
Andy 77 76 -1
Willy 70 82 12
AVG #N/A
AGGREGATE 2,2
=AGGREGATE(1;7;array)
= 2,2
It uses the AVERAGE
function but ignores the
hidden rows and error
values.
77. Income 58.640
Tax Rate 41%
Less Of More Of Tax %
- 15.000 23%
15.001 28.000 27%
28.001 55.000 38%
55.001 75.000 41%
75.000 - 43%
=VLOOKUP(B1;A5:C9;3)
The VLOOKUP and
HLOOKUP functions are
useful if you need to
return a value from a a
range by looking up
another value.
VLOOKUP
FUNCTION
0
78. Code 14021
Product Socks
Code Product
14015 Shoe
14016 Belt
14017 Sweater
14018 Polo
14019 T-Shirt
14020 Scarf
14021 Socks
14022 Undies
=VLOOKUP(B1;B5:B11;2;FALSE)
VLOOKUP
FUNCTION
Using FALSE will
return an #N/A in the
results.
FALSE requires an
exact match between
the Input CELL and the
Lookup RANGE.
79. =RAND()*100
Random # between 0 and 1
=ROUND((RAND()*100);0)
GENERATE
RANDOM
NUMBERS
=RAND()
Random number between 0 and 100
Random whole number between 0 and 100
82. TEXT
FUNCTIONS
CONCATENATE*
Joins several strings
of test in one string
A B C
1 UGO UGHI UGO UGHI
2 MARIO ROSSI MARIO ROSSI
=CONCATENATE(A1;B1;...)
*Once you are happy with
the results always
remember to Paste Values.
83. TEXT
FUNCTIONS
LEFT (or) RIGHT
To extract text from a
string you can use
=LEFT(A1;5)
*Once you are happy with
the results always
remember to Paste Values.
MID
=MID(A1;7;10)
A B
1 20121 Milano LEFT = 20121
2 20121 Milano MID = Milano
20121 Milano
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
89. SHORTCUTS
FORMATTING
Number format with 2 decimal places, thousands separator
Time format with the hour and minute
Date format with the day, month, and year
Currency format with two decimal places
Percentage format with no decimal places
Exponential Number format with two decimal places
Ctrl + Shift + 1
Ctrl + Shift + 2
Ctrl + Shift + 3
Ctrl + Shift + 4
Ctrl + Shift + 5
Ctrl + Shift + 6
91. Digit placeholder that displays only digits and not zeros
Displays the decimal point
Displays a percentage
Displays the thousands separator
Displays this character
Displays the next character in the format
Repeats the next character to fill the column width
Leaves a space equal to the width of the next character
Displays the text inside the double quotation marks
Serves as a text placeholder
Displays the characters in the specified color
(Black, Blue, Cyan, Green, Magenta, Red, White, Yellow)
#
.
%
,
$ – + / ( ) : space
*
_ (underscore)
“text”
@
[color]
CUSTOM
FORMATTING
97. FORMATTING
DATA BARS
DATA BARS
Yes of course she is 20%
Maybe, I am on tv? 10%
Are you kidding me? 45%
Absolutely not 25%
Is Ruby a cousin of PM Mubarack?
100. FORMATTING
DATA BARS
ICON SETS*
CHANNEL ADV A ADV B CHANGE
GOOGLE 75 85 10
FACEBOOK 106 114 8
YAHOO 45 40 -5
TWITTER 35 31 -4
YOUTUBE 80 80 0
VIRGILIO 24 48 24
OTHER 12 13 1
Home
Conditional Formatting
Manage Rules...
*Suppose we need to
highlight only a change of
+/- 3 from each columns.
105. Month Sales
january 13
february 12
march 11
april 10
may 10
june 11
july 11
august 13
september 12
october 9
november 10
december 8
SORTING
DATA
Home
Data
Sort & Filter
118. CHART
LIKE
DIAGRAMS
gennaio 56 ******************
febbraio 64 *********************
marzo 45 ***************
aprile 89 *****************************
maggio 75 *************************
giugno 56 ******************
luglio 64 *********************
agosto 72 ************************
settembre 45 ***************
ottobre 41 *************
novembre 32 **********
dicembre 22 *******
=REPT("*";B2/3)
120. Henry Laurence Gantt (1861-1919) was
an American mechanical engineer and
management consultant who is best
known for developing the Gantt chart in
the 1910s. Gantt charts were employed
on major infrastructure projects
including the Hoover Dam and Interstate
highway system and continue to be an
important tool in project management.
121. MAKE A
GANTT
CHART
USING A
STACKED
BAR CREATE
A B C
1 TASK START DURATION
2 ANALYSIS 0 10
3 DESIGN 10 7
4 DELIVERY 17 10
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Analysis
Design
Delivery
A stacked-bar chart with some «tweaking»
123. TABLES Tables have many
advantages
CONTEXTUAL TABLE MENUS
QUICK STYLE FORMATTING
HEADER DROP-DOWN LIST
DATA FILTERS FOR EACH COLUMN
NO NEED TO FREEZE PANES
SUPPORT FOR PIVOT TABLES
129. PIVOT
TABLES
Select any cell in the Table
PIVOT TABLE
Select Range (automatic)
Select Destination of Pivot
New Worksheet
Exixting Worksheet
Select Location
130. PIVOT
TABLES
Select fields for the Report
Row Labels Sum of # Province Row Labels Sum of Densità per Kmq Row Labels Sum of # Comuni
Abruzzo 4 Abruzzo 124,3 Abruzzo 305
Basilicata 2 Basilicata 58,8 Basilicata 131
Calabria 5 Calabria 133,4 Calabria 409
Campania 5 Campania 429,3 Campania 551
Emilia-Romagna 9 Emilia-Romagna 197,4 Emilia-Romagna 348
Friuli-Venezia Giulia 4 Friuli-Venezia Giulia 157,3 Friuli-Venezia Giulia 218
Lazio 5 Lazio 332,9 Lazio 378
Liguria 4 Liguria 298,2 Liguria 235
Lombardia 12 Lombardia 415,6 Lombardia 1544
Marche 5 Marche 167,1 Marche 239
Molise 2 Molise 72,1 Molise 136
Piemonte 8 Piemonte 175,5 Piemonte 1206
Puglia 6 Puglia 211,2 Puglia 258
Sardegna 8 Sardegna 69,5 Sardegna 377
Sicilia 9 Sicilia 196,5 Sicilia 390
Toscana 10 Toscana 163,1 Toscana 287
Trentino-Alto Adige 2 Trentino-Alto Adige 76,2 Trentino-Alto Adige 333
Umbria 2 Umbria 107,2 Umbria 92
Valle d'Aosta 1 Valle d'Aosta 39,3 Valle d'Aosta 74
Veneto 7 Veneto 268,5 Veneto 581
Grand Total 110 Grand Total 3693,4 Grand Total 8092
135. USING
EXCEL TO
SEND EMAILS
New File
Mailings
Word
Start Mail Merge
Email Messages
Mail Merge Wizard
Use current document
Browse File
Select you Excel File
Select appropriate Table
Write the Message
Insert Merge Fields
Dear «Name»
Happy «Age»th Birthday!
138. RETRIEVE
DATA FROM A
WEB PAGE
Data
From Web
Small Brower Opens
Insert Web Address
http://www.google.com/finance#
Select the TABLE you want
Import the Table