Excel: Productivity Tips
1h 23mIntermediate2020-08-04
Authors

Chris Dutton
Certified Microsoft Excel Expert, Analytics Consultant
Course details
Supercharge your productivity, work more efficiently, and become an Excel power user by mastering the same tools and techniques used by the pros. In this course, analytics expert and instructor Chris Dutton guides you through demos and case studies designed to help you add powerful productivity tools to your Excel skill set. Learn how to navigate worksheets with keyboard shortcuts, remove blank rows quickly, apply fill patterns, protect cells and formulas, apply advanced sorting and filtering tools, and more. Follow along from home with downloadable PDF cheat sheets, practice workbooks, and solution files.
Note: Chris uses Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus (Microsoft 365 Apps) throughout the course, so some tips may not apply to all versions of Excel.
Topics include:
Navigating Excel with keyboard shortcuts
Removing blank rows
Using named ranges and table references
Protecting cells and formulas
Mastering advanced sorting and filtering tools
Note: Chris uses Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus (Microsoft 365 Apps) throughout the course, so some tips may not apply to all versions of Excel.
Topics include:
Navigating Excel with keyboard shortcuts
Removing blank rows
Using named ranges and table references
Protecting cells and formulas
Mastering advanced sorting and filtering tools
Skills covered
SpreadsheetsMicrosoft ExcelBusiness Software and ToolsMicrosoftOne-Off
Concepts
Introduction
- About the Excel Productivity Tip series
- Introduction to Excel Productivity Tips
Productivity Tips
- Customizing the Excel footer
- Navigating workbooks with CTRL shortcuts
- Accessing ribbon tools with Alt key tips
- Accessing the Go To Special options
- Removing blank rows
- Creating drop-down menus with Data Validation
- Filling patterns with AutoFill and Flash Fill
- Customizing the Excel ribbon tools
- Splitting text to columns
- Synchronous scrolling across multiple workbooks
- Extracting unique values from a list
- Using named range and table references
- Protecting cells and formulas
Conclusion
- Conclusion - Productivity tips