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What is Microsoft Office • 02:29
How do I get Microsoft Excel • 03:58
How do I open Microsoft Excel • 02:13
Cell, Worksheets, and Workbooks • 09:05
The Ribbon Toolbar • 09:30
Selecting Cells and The Name Box • 11:03
Altering Rows and Columns • 10:20
Borders • 09:06
Revision: Times Table Square • 08:07
Exploring Data Types • 11:47
Formatting Data • 14:49
Creating a Series • 07:52
Creating Formulae • 11:22
Formulae and Autofill (Relative Addressing) • 12:27
Resolving Relative Addressing Issues (Absolute Addressing) • 13:27
Formatting Cells • 09:55
Revision: Times Table Square • 07:49
Protecting Worksheets • 10:22
Restricting Data in Cells • 05:16
Creating Lists • 04:07
Adding and Deleting Rows and Columns • 05:21
Conditional Formatting • 10:05
Introducing Functions - MOD • 12:41
Revision: Times Table Square • 20:59
Introducing Battleships • 13:13
The IF Function • 10:00
The COUNTIF Function • 02:09
The COUNTA Function • 02:34
Nested IFs • 08:02
The SUM Function • 05:51
Named Ranges • 06:09
Revision: Battleships • 18:44
3D Formulae • 02:36
Shapes • 03:36
Images • 09:52
Revision: Battleships • 13:48
Revision: Battleships • 17:54
Using CSV files • 15:47
Exporting Data into a CSV file • 08:04
Issues with CSV files • 08:35
Importing CSV files Using the Legacy Wizard • 08:38
The AVERAGE Function • 14:42
The MEDIAN Function • 10:07
The MODE Function • 05:58
The MODE.SNGL Function • 03:01
The MODE.MULT function • 04:37
Revision: Gradebook • 14:29
The VLOOKUP Function • 11:32
The HLOOKUP Function • 04:49
The MAX and MIN Functions • 02:09
The RAND and RANDBETWEEN Functions • 07:26
The INDEX Function • 01:58
The MATCH Function • 05:00
Filters • 05:07
Revision: Gradebook • 11:51
The SUMIF Function • 03:15
The SUMIFS Function • 05:16
The SUMIF Function • 03:15
The SUMIFS Function • 05:16
Simple Bar Graphs • 06:14
Pie Charts • 03:50
Scattergraphs • 18:00
Scattergraphs 2 • 13:12
Manipulating Text • 12:23
More Manipulating Text • 17:00
Importing Data from the Web • 07:53
Creating Test Data Pt. 1 • 22:17
Creating Test Data Pt. 2 • 19:05
Developing a Budget Spreadsheet • 28:49
Continuing the Budget Spreadsheet • 21:56
Revision: Astronomical Modeling Pt. 1 • 21:24
Revision: Astronomical Modeling Pt. 2 • 23:39
Revision: Astronomical Modeling Pt. 3 • 27:56
Revision: Astronomical Modeling Pt. 4 • 05:32
UNIQUE and Spills • 09:07
The IFS Function • 08:58
The MAXIFS Function • 02:21
The MINIFS Function • 01:09
The SWITCH Function • 02:33
The SORT Function • 02:55
The XMATCH Function • 08:22
The LET Function • 03:30
The XLOOKUP Function • 04:20
The FILTER Function • 02:11
The SORTBY Function • 02:12
The SEQUENCE Function • 05:53
Revision: Combining Functions • 11:27
The RANDARRAY Function • 07:48
Text to Columns • 01:27
Zooms and Sheet Selections • 02:21
Logical Functions • 10:09
ODDs and EVENs • 06:47
Trigonometry • 10:06
Ceilings and Floors • 06:07
Reviewing all our Learning • 06:24
Last Words • 00:31
