Excel 1-3
Excel 1 – 3
(15 Hours | Prerequisites: Intro to the Industry, previous Oil & Gas employment or strong knowledge of Oil & Gas Industry)
Prior Knowledge required:
Basic Computer skills, including managing files and folders; opening, saving and organizing documents; basic keyboard and mouse proficiency
Expect to Learn:
By completing a basic-to-advanced Excel course, a student can progress from creating simple spreadsheets to building automated dashboards, analyzing large datasets, forecasting trends, and supporting business decision-making.
Beginner Level
Students learn how to:
- Navigate the Excel interface
- Create and save spreadsheets
- Enter and format data
- Use rows, columns, and worksheets
- Perform basic calculations
- Use simple formulas and functions:
- SUM
- AVERAGE
- MIN
- MAX
- COUNT
- Create basic charts and graphs
- Sort and filter data
- Print and format reports
Intermediate Level
Students develop stronger data management and analysis skills:
- Use relative and absolute cell references
- Work with conditional formatting
- Create and manage tables
- Use data validation and drop-down lists
- Apply functions such as:
- IF
- AND
- OR
- CONCAT
- TEXT
- DATE functions
- Create PivotTables and PivotCharts
- Import and clean data
- Use lookup functions:
- VLOOKUP
- HLOOKUP
- XLOOKUP
- Protect worksheets and workbooks
Advanced Level
Students learn powerful tools for business analysis and automation:
- Advanced formulas and nested functions
- INDEX and MATCH
- Dynamic array formulas
- Power Query for data transformation
- Power Pivot and data modeling
- Dashboard creation
- Interactive reports and visualizations
- Scenario analysis:
- Goal Seek
- Solver
- What-If Analysis
- Advanced PivotTable techniques
- Financial modeling
- Forecasting and trend analysis
- Data auditing and error checking
Who would benefit from attending:
Beginner level to advanced level excel users who would like to understand how Excel can assist in basic data management to business analytics.
Excel 1 – 3
(15 Hours | Prerequisites: Intro to the Industry, previous Oil & Gas employment or strong knowledge of Oil & Gas Industry)
Prior Knowledge required:
Basic Computer skills, including managing files and folders; opening, saving and organizing documents; basic keyboard and mouse proficiency
Expect to Learn:
By completing a basic-to-advanced Excel course, a student can progress from creating simple spreadsheets to building automated dashboards, analyzing large datasets, forecasting trends, and supporting business decision-making.
Beginner Level
Students learn how to:
- Navigate the Excel interface
- Create and save spreadsheets
- Enter and format data
- Use rows, columns, and worksheets
- Perform basic calculations
- Use simple formulas and functions:
- SUM
- AVERAGE
- MIN
- MAX
- COUNT
- Create basic charts and graphs
- Sort and filter data
- Print and format reports
Intermediate Level
Students develop stronger data management and analysis skills:
- Use relative and absolute cell references
- Work with conditional formatting
- Create and manage tables
- Use data validation and drop-down lists
- Apply functions such as:
- IF
- AND
- OR
- CONCAT
- TEXT
- DATE functions
- Create PivotTables and PivotCharts
- Import and clean data
- Use lookup functions:
- VLOOKUP
- HLOOKUP
- XLOOKUP
- Protect worksheets and workbooks
Advanced Level
Students learn powerful tools for business analysis and automation:
- Advanced formulas and nested functions
- INDEX and MATCH
- Dynamic array formulas
- Power Query for data transformation
- Power Pivot and data modeling
- Dashboard creation
- Interactive reports and visualizations
- Scenario analysis:
- Goal Seek
- Solver
- What-If Analysis
- Advanced PivotTable techniques
- Financial modeling
- Forecasting and trend analysis
- Data auditing and error checking
Who would benefit from attending:
Beginner level to advanced level excel users who would like to understand how Excel can assist in basic data management to business analytics.
Class Dates: 9/1, 9/3, 9/8, 9/10 & 9/15
Time: 6-9 P.M.
