I am pleased to announce that below is the link to the workbook that was developed in the workshop today, 3/3/2013.
It has been provided so you can practice the features covered in class. I am looking forward to our next class!
Juan Hinojosa, Technologist and Math Instructor
I am pleased to announce that below is the link to the workbook that was developed in the workshop today, 3/3/2013.
It has been provided so you can practice the features covered in class. I am looking forward to our next class!
I am pleased to announce below is the link to the “Baseball Stats” file developed in class:
It has been provided so you can practice the exercises done in class.
I am pleased to announce that below is the spreadsheet developed in class:
It has been provided so you can review the activities done in class.
I am pleased to announce below are the links to the files developed in class during “Day 2 of 2”:
They have been provided so you can practice the exercises done in class.
It was nice working with everyone in the Continuing Education workshop. Below are the links to the files developed in class:
It has been provided so you can practice the exercises done in class.
It was nice working with everyone in the Continuing Education workshop. Here is the link to the file we developed in class: Advanced Excel 7-29-2012. It has been provided so you can practice the materials created in class.
The vlookup function searches for the value in the left-most column of a table. The vlookup function pulls information from a table (i.e. Name Range). It enables the user to find relevant information systematically.
Below is the link to the workbook that was developed in the workshop. It has been provided so you can practice the features developed in class.
It was nice working with everyone in the Continuing Education workshop. Here is the link to the file we developed in class: Advanced Excel 5-20-2012. It has been provided so you can practice the materials created in class.
Below is the link to the Intermediate Excel 7-15-2012 spreadsheet that was developed in class. It has been provided so you can practice the materials created in class.
Use Name Manager to expand your Name Range. See the steps below:
1. Open Name Manger by clicking on Formulas->Name Manager (or by using the shortcut CTL + F3).
2. Select the Name Range that you would like to edit.
3. Then you can delete the information in the text box “Refers to:” and update that cell reference by selecting the appropriate cells.
Name Ranges use the Name Box to name a cell or a group of cells. This can help organize and index important parts of your spreadsheet.