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In this follow up to Excel Efficiency: Tips & Tricks I Excel expert David Ringstrom, CPA shares more of his favorite Excel tricks. This course is designed to help you use Excel more effectively. In this session David teaches primarily from Excel 2010, but covers differences in Excel 2003, 2007, and 2013 where applicable.
Topics Covered:
- Discover techniques that automatically provide fall-back positions in the event that you need to see an earlier version of your spreadsheet.
- Discover how to quickly access folders and workbooks, whether on your computer or on a network
- Discover how to disable worksheet animation in Excel 2013.
- Learn the risks--and rewards--of double-clicking on the fill handle in Excel.
- See steps to take if you can't open a damaged workbook.
- Embed frequently used lists, such as employees, departments, or key customers into Excel's interface for use with any spreadsheet.
Course Series
This course is included in the following series:
2 CoursesTips and Tricks for Excel Efficiency
- Excel Efficiency: Tips and Tricks I
- Excel Efficiency: Tips and Tricks II
Learning Objectives
- Discover how to overcome annoying user-interface aspects of Excel 2013
- Utilize Excel's Text Box feature instead of merging cells to store paragraphs of text
- Tally numbers faster and more efficently with Excel's SUBTOTAL function
Last updated/reviewed: September 18, 2018
51 Reviews (191 ratings)Reviews
Anonymous
(Risk Advisory Services)
Helpful quick tricks for when using excel to increase efficiency when using the program.
Anonymous
(DIRECTOR)
The course is very helpful. David is an effective instructor. There are several tips that I never used before but appears to be helpful and simple. I will definitely apply his tips to my day to day work as I am a heavy user of excel and David provided helpful information that will definitely save me time.
Jeremy Ratto
(Senior Accounts Receivable Representativ.. at Yelp)
Really liked the course, great work and was glad to have the workbook to follow along. Only thing I wish was the final exam had more practical questions than ones about making backups or repairing damaged files. Other than that, I was really glad to take this course.
Anonymous
(VP Finance)
I've taken several excel courses from David Ringstrom and they are always informative. In this one, I was hoping to be able to use the slides as a reference, but they are just too busy to follow compared with earlier courses. Still good material, though.
Timothy Halliday
(Consulting Senior at EKS&H)
It was a good course. I wish it would have gone into more with subtotaling as it relates to pivot tables. Never saw the need for a custom list but it was interesting to learn. My favorite part was learning the Alt = is the shortcut for SUM.
Norman West
(Financial Manager at Lockheed Martin)
These are some excellent tips and tricks. I will go right away and turn off the annoying "clipboard" that constantly appears in my way. It is an hour well spent because I pick up something helpful in each of Mr. Ringstrom's courses.
Anonymous
(Regulatory Reporting Quality Assurance A..)
I liked learning about how useful and efficient the subtotal and double-click feature when applying formats. I've been using excel for many years and did not know of these useful features. Great course!
William Hollingsworth
(Staff Business Analyst at Intuit)
Showed me some new tricks that I can use in my daily role. Some were reminders, but it never hurts to be reminded of the things that you used at one point and have thrown in the back of your mind.
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
Great course. Even though I use Excel constantly, I found the course worthwhile as I got reminders of things I had forgotten and/or learned some tips to make me more efficient.
Anonymous
(Bookkeeper)
This course provided some very useful tips. I found the slides were not that easy to follow however I did like the supporting file that allows you to try each of the tricks.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Helpful tips that I hope I can remember when I need them. Having multiple slides with less information on each one might be better than one slide with so much information.
Jacob Rothman
(Portfolio Manager at Rothman Investment Management)
This was a great course that efficiently covered a number of helpful tips. It was easy to follow. I recommend this and any other course by this instructor.
Grant Brannum
(Agent at Treasury)
The course had helpful hints and explained them well but I wish the course was updated to include later versions of excel currently being used.
Anonymous
(internal auditor)
Теперь обязательно буду пользоваться несколькими новыми трюками и советами
Ted Feher
(CFO at Turbo Drill Industires Inc)
Repairing worksheets is good to know, likewise the automatic save .xlk file option. Handy tips on data series and custom series
Anonymous
(Manager Operations (Governance, Risk & C..)
The subtotal function was the best followed by fill cell.
Good to know these short cuts when working extensively with Excel
Robert Workman
(Other at Other)
Strange how much you think you knew about excel - until you start watching these courses. Good content & tips/ tricks.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
Excellent course with lots of great tip and tricks that I can see myself using on a regular basis.
Anonymous
(Farm and Nursery Manager)
Nicely created class. Loved the fill series tip of hitting ctrl first to copy same data down.
Anonymous
(S2P Project Coordinator - Merges and Acq..)
I founds the course very helpful and will ensure to apply the tricks I learnded, thank you.
Anonymous
()
Pieces were lengthy. Too much wasted time formatted. First one in series was more useful.
Anonymous
(Owner)
Great class, love getting tips and tricks. Great teacher look forward to more classes!
Anonymous
(Customer Transaction & Retention Service..)
Another great course for someone that is just getting their feet wet within Excel
Jennifer Dorey
(Senior Accountant at SYNAPSE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT)
The subtotal and custom list features will be big time savers and a huge help!
Anonymous
(CT&RS)
I liked the course. The presenter shares lots of tricks I didn't know about.
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Procurem.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
pretty awesome tips and tricks. very useful. good presentation and speaker.
Emily O'Reilly
(FA III at City of Detroit)
There were many tips for older versions of excel, not applicable in my case.
Kevin Moschella
(Sr. Director, FP&A at Evidera)
I always learn a few new tricks when watching one of David's presentations.
Quinn Bonta
(Associate Consultant at RSM)
Excel tips and trick are so useful in every day setting while using excel.
Richard Dandan
(Senior Accounting Specialist at National Food Authority)
Nice! learned a lot of tricks today. This course is very helpful. Thanks!
Anonymous
(VP, Finance)
Solid course - I picked up a few tips and tricks, thanks!
Anonymous
(Founder)
Subtotal function useful to know. Good content overall.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Lots of things to make people more efficient in Excel.
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
There is always some tip that I did not know before.
Chris Grimes
(Rules Master at Cisco)
More good tips for useful features in Excel
Anonymous
(Director SEC Reporting)
Difference between subtotal and sum.
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
Good course and powerpoint slides
Anonymous
()
Lots of good useful Excel tips!
Anonymous
(None)
Some good short-cuts for Excel.
Anonymous
(Consulant)
Great tips that are very useful
Melvin Balberan
(Senior GL Accountant at Netsuite Philippines Inc.)
This is a great course
Anonymous
(Senior Financial Analyst)
Effective presentation
Anonymous
(Salaried Consultant)
Easy to follow along.
Anonymous
(None)
Useful Information.
Mistie (Mendoza) Aker
(Budget & Accounting Manager at DES/Division of Child Support Services)
the shortcuts
Kelley Allen
(Staff Accountant at Phoenix Textile Corp)
Informative.
Kevin Van Loo
(Finance Controller at INglass USA, Inc)
Great stuff!
Monique Simpson
(Director, Financial Reporting at ALR Life Reinsurance Ltd.)
Good course!
Anonymous
(Payroll Analyst | Tax & Compliance)
great course
Anonymous
(Analyst)
Very Useful
Anonymous
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Good stuff!
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Basic proficiency with Excel
Advanced Preparation: None
Education Provider Information
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Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA 95113
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