Learn the basics of writing formulas in Excel — from simple math like addition and multiplication to using cell references and shortcuts like the fill handle. Whether you're calculating a budget or working out totals, this guide helps you build a strong foundation for using formulas in Excel confidently.🔥 Timestamp ⏲ 0:09 – Intro: What are formulas in Excel? 0:26 – Basic math operators (+, -, *, /, ^) 0:41 – Equals sign always goes first 0:55 – Creating a simple addition formula using cell references 1:31 – Press Enter to calculate 1:39 – Why use cell references (auto-update advantage) 2:00 – Editing formulas and undoing changes 2:14 – Multiplication formula using point-and-click 2:47 – Using the fill handle to copy formulas quickly 3:20 – Wrap-up: Power and usefulness of Excel formulas Ready to level up your skills? Learn how to save time and supercharge your calculations with Excel’s built-in functions. Watch Here 👉 https://youtu.be/-9d4m79twdA

A quick review of important exam questions for employment based test and MOS certifications. For MOS please see exam objective for 77-418 (office 2013) and 77-881 (Office 2010) If you want to know more about any of the questions, go to the playlist link below and watch the detail video on that topic. Playlist of all Word 2013/2016 individual videos, also has the mail merge video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcmYWY91gQNeGHXKZG7Vvw8pW9p2MsIuU

Learn the difference between relative and absolute cell references in Excel — and why it matters! This video walks you through how Excel treats formulas when you copy them across cells, how to lock values using $, and how to reference cells across different worksheets. Whether you're working with invoices or building more advanced spreadsheets, mastering cell referencing is key to accuracy and efficiency. 🔥 ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: Types of cell references 0:14 – What is a relative reference? 0:30 – Using formulas with relative references 1:46 – When to use absolute references 2:01 – The problem with copying formulas without absolute references 2:51 – Absolute reference syntax explained 3:34 – Correcting formulas with absolute references 3:48 – How relative and absolute references work together 3:55 – Cross-sheet references in Excel 4:34 – Syntax for referencing another worksheet 5:04 – Final tips: When to use each reference type Ready to supercharge your formulas? Learn how Excel functions like SUM, AVERAGE, and NETWORKDAYS can do the heavy lifting for you. Watch Here 👉 https://youtu.be/-9d4m79twdA #excel #cellreferencing #spreadsheetmagic

In this video, you’ll learn the basics of freezing panes and utilizing view options in Excel 2019, Excel 2016, and Office 365. Visit https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/excel/freezing-panes-and-view-options/1/ for our text-based lesson. This video includes information on: • Freezing and unfreezing rows and columns • Opening a new window for a workbook • Splitting worksheets We hope you enjoy!

Are you preparing for a Microsoft Excel test as part of a job interview or pre-employment screening? This video is your complete, step-by-step guide to mastering the most common Excel tasks that employers test for. Whether you're applying for a role in finance, administration, data analysis, marketing, or project management, Excel skills are essential—and we’ll help you get interview-ready. Practice Microsoft Excel Assessment Test: https://www.howtoanalyzedata.net/how-to-pass-the-microsoft-excel-assessment-test/ 🧩 What You’ll Learn: How to use formulas and functions like VLOOKUP, IF, SUMIFS, and INDEX-MATCH How to create and format charts, tables, and pivot tables How to work with data filtering, conditional formatting, and sorting Tips to increase speed and accuracy under timed conditions Real Excel test questions with step-by-step solutions 🎯 Ideal for: Entry-level to advanced job seekers Anyone preparing for an Excel proficiency test Candidates applying for roles at companies like Amazon, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, PwC, or government agencies 🎓 BONUS: Get FREE Excel practice tests and resources here: https://www.howtoanalyzedata.net/assessment-test-practice-and-preparation-resources/ 💡 Get the edge you need to stand out in your interview and land the job! 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more job test prep and career tips. #ExcelTest #JobInterviewTips #ExcelAssessment #ExcelSkills #MicrosoftExcelTest #JobTestPrep #InterviewSkills #CareerSuccess #ExcelFunctions #VLOOKUP #PivotTables #DataAnalysis #ExcelForBeginners #ExcelTestForJobs #HowToPassExcelTest In This Video: 1. How to extend Column B to fit Total Cost by month in Excel 00:01 2. How to calculate Total Cost of expenses by month using Formula in Excel 02:11 3. How to create a border around the table in Excel 03:43 4. How to format the data as currency in Excel 04:25 5. How to use a formula to calculate Total Costs in Excel 05:08 6. How to use a formula to calculate Average Costs in Excel 06:30 7. How to change the alignment in column D to right in Excel 07:51 8. How to calculate quarterly cost for Q1 (Quarter 1) and Q2 in Excel 08:13 9. How to save the file to Documents Folder in Excel 09:13 10. How to change page orientation to Landscape in Excel 09:40 11. How to fit work table into single page for print out in Excel 10:06 12. How to center table header values in Excel 11:47 13. How to check the spelling of the document in Excel 12:06 14. How to rename Sheet1 as Business Expenses in Excel 12:58 15. How to add a new worksheet in Excel 13:35 16. How to create a column chart to show expenses for the first quarter in Excel 13:52 17. How to change the width of Columns I and J so the contents fits in Excel 15:20 18. How to bold all headings and change headings font to 12 points in Excel 15:46 19. How to merge and Center the table heading "Business Expenses" in Excel 16:25 20. How to forecast Lease cost for third quarter by calculating Q3 total in Excel 17:19 __________ LET'S CONNECT - Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@OnlineTrainingforEveryone - Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/online-training-for-everyone/ - TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@onlinetraining4everyone - Follow on Facebook: https://facebook.com/OnlineTrainingForEveryone/ - Follow on Instagram: https://instagram.com/onlinetrainingforeveryone LEGAL DISCLOSURE: Copyright © 2024 Online Training for Everyone LLC. All rights reserved. This training content was created by Online Training for Everyone LLC or its subsidiaries and hired contractors for illustrative purposes only to demonstrate fictitious data, ideas, and facts from the public domain related to the presented concepts. The content in this video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. The actual user experience with the described system and content may be different and may not resemble the described content – viewer discretion is advised. Online Training for Everyone LLC and its affiliates make no warranty that: a) The materials are error-free, complete, reliable, or current b) Defects will be corrected c) The results obtained by the use of the demonstration components of this material will reflect the actual results obtained by the use of Online Training for Everyone LLC products and/or services. This training content may contain the trade names or trademarks of various third parties, and if so, any such use is solely for illustrative purposes only. All product and company names are trademarks(TM) or Registered(C) trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with, endorsement by, or association of any kind between them and Online Training for Everyone LLC. You should not rely solely on the information provided in this video and should seek professional advice as appropriate. #EmploymentTest #AssessmentTest #IQTest #OnlineTrainingForEveryone

In this HowTech written tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create charts in Excel 2016. Don't forget to check out our main channel https://www.youtube.com/c/HowTech for more free how-to videos! Join us on Facebook http://www.Facebook.com/howtechtv Our App http://bit.ly/how-tech To get started, select your data to use for the chart. In the example below, I’ve selected the Company 1 cell, and then held Ctrl and selected the other cells excluding Current Quote. Thus, my title will be Company 1, and it will plot the data points selected. Go under the Insert tab and find the graph that suits your needs. Your graph should now have been inserted. Hover over it until the cursor changes as shown below, then click and drag to position it wherever you want it. If a chart element that you want is not on the chart, or you want to remove an element, click the plus sign over to the right of the chart and make your changes. To change a certain element (the Legend for example), right-click it and click Select Data… Then click Edit as shown below. The Edit button on the left, which corresponds to the Legend. Then simply select the cell(s) for the data. In this case, the Legend uses a single cell, so I selected Current Quote as the value for the Legend. If you wanted to change the x-axis values to dates or anything else, simply right-click on the axis and hit Select Data… Then click the Edit on the right side, which corresponds to the x-axis. Select the data range to use. For this example, I have the dates already typed out. This is helpful because the same data range can be reused for multiple charts. To change the format of the axis, select it in the chart and use the options in the menu to the right which is highlighted below. This is a HowTech tutorial, visit our website and watch our videos for more!

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In this video, you’ll learn the basics of filtering data in Excel 2019, Excel 2016, and Office 365. Visit https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/excel/filtering-data/1/ for our text-based lesson. This video includes information on: • Filtering data • Applying multiple filters • Clearing filters • Using advanced text, number, and date filters We hope you enjoy!

Sign up for our Excel webinar, times added weekly: https://www.excelcampus.com/blueprint-registration/ In this video you will learn how to create drop down lists in cells in Excel. These are also referred to as Data Validation Lists. The drop down lists allow the user to select from a drop-down menu of items and input the value in the cell. Download the practice Excel file: https://www.excelcampus.com/tips/data-validation-drop-down-list/ Drop-down lists in cells are great for data entry or inputs for interactive financial models. I explain how to: - Create the drop down list from a comma separated list. - Create the drop down list from a range of cells. - Use keyboard shortcuts to select items from the list. - Copy or apply the drop down lists to other cells. - Handle errors and invalid inputs. - Add new data to the source range and update the list. Compatibility: Data validation drop-down lists are available in all versions of Excel including Excel 2003, 2007, 2010, 2016, 2019, Office 365 for Windows and Excel 2011, 2016, and beyond for Mac. The Free List Search Add-in: Unfortunately we can't directly search the drop down lists within Excel. So I created a free add-in called List Search that allows you to search any drop down list and input the value in the cell. It's packed with additional time saving features. Click the link below to learn more and download List Search. Download The List Search Add-in: https://www.excelcampus.com/vba/search-data-validation-drop-down-lists/ Other Videos and Resources: - How to create Dynamic drop-down lists: https://youtu.be/RLLdY37YUgs - How to search drop-down lists: https://youtu.be/kntHn2J7pdk - Update to List Search Add-in: https://youtu.be/igPO79uYoGg - Dependent Cascading Drop Down Lists: https://www.excelcampus.com/tables/dependent-drop-lists/ 00:00 Introduction 00:13 How to Create Drop Down Lists in Cells 01:06 How to Create a Drop-down (Data Validation) List 01:25 Drop-down List from Comma Separated Values 01:40 Drop-down List from a Range of Values