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Learners will expand on basic Excel skills including managing multiple workbooks and worksheets using 3D references, links, and hyperlinks. They will also learn to summarize and analyze data using subtotals, Pivot Tables, Pivot Charts, Goal Seek, Solver and Scenario Manager tools. This course teaches students to gather data and turn it into meaningful information used for business decision-making. This course also prepares students for the Expert level MOS Certification exam for Excel. Prerequisite: Microsoft Office Introduction 10103106 OR Excel Beginning 10103123.

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