Microsoft Excel 2016 Level 3.2: Using Lookup Functions and Formula Auditing

Producing nice-looking, easy-to-interpret, and error-free workbooks is easy when you utilize all the available tools in Excel 2016. This course focuses on tips for finding data based on specific criteria, audit your own formulas, and debug formulas producing errors.

Learn how to navigate through your data quickly with Lookup functions. After exploring Lookup functions, this course takes you through the process for watching and evaluating formulas to identify and correct errors.

The training teaches Excel users how to break down different components of their worksheets, to make editing and auditing easier. The techniques demonstrated in this course help learners create accurate and easy-to-read workbooks.

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Excel 2016 users

• Use Lookup Functions
• Trace Precedent and Dependent Cells
• Watch and Evaluate Formulas

• Use lookup functions.
  • Distinguish between Match, Index, and V Lookup functions.
• Trace precedent and dependent cells.
  • Recognize the function of precedent and dependent cell tracing.
  • Recall how to identify precedent cell in a relationship.
  • Recall how to identify related cells in the same worksheet.
• Watch and evaluate formulas.
  • Recall where the Watch Window button is located.
  • List the order of functions Excel follows to calculate complex formulas.
  • Identify which function will indicate an error.

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