Microsoft Excel Advanced Functions With Index And Match

Develop Dynamic Excel Worksheets by Mastering Excel's INDEX and MATCH functions (Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016)

What you'll learn

Build and Understand Complex Excel Functions

Automate Complex Excel Functions by Nesting Functions

Create Dynamic Excel Calculations Using Advanced Techniques

Evaluate Formulas to Increase Performance and Find Errors

Streamline Excel Formulas by Using Arrays

Requirements

Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016

Experience working with Excel Functions ie. SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX

Description

Supercharge your Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets
Microsoft Excel contains hundreds of built in functions, such as SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, IF, VLOOKUP and many more. In this Microsoft Excel Advanced Functions course, you will learn two of the most powerful functions Excel has to offer. Tasks that would normally require complex, specific setups and a lot of back and forth, can be completed with ease using these functions you'll master during this course.
Not all Excel Functions are Created Equal
As you participate in this course I'll guide through a series of exercises tailored to give you the greatest exposure and step by step instruction as you learn to harness the power of Excel's INDEX() and MATCH() functions. 
We'll start out with the fundamental building blocks of creating complex calculations by building a solid foundation, mastering:
Relative vs. Absolute ReferencesUsing Name Ranges to Create Dynamic Data ReferencesFunction ShortcutsBreaking Down the Calculation by using Microsoft Excels Formula Auditing Tools

After you master these building block concepts we will then dive into several real world scenarios, where I'll take you step by step through the finer points of creating dynamic and robust formulas using Excel's INDEX() and MATCH() functions.
Understand and Implement the INDEX and MATCH functionsCreate Dynamic LOOKUPS by Combining FunctionsCreating ARRAY Functions with INDEX and IF FunctionsAdd Multiple Criteria to the INDEX and MATCH FunctionsCombine INDEX/MATCH and MIN to Return Associated Data PointsBuild Complex Conditional Formatting with Calculations

Learn by Participating
I've found one of the best ways to learn and master something new, is to apply the knowledge as soon as possible. In order to help you learn and master the skills taught in this course, I'm supplying downloadable exercise files for you to use in order to follow along with.
The course also includes a Q&A section where you can ask questions, reply to other students and myself.
Supercharge Your Excel Skills Now
What are you waiting for? Enroll now and join me and take your next steps to mastering Microsoft Excel.

Overview

Section 1: Excel Advanced Functions and Formulas Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Exercise Files

Section 2: Advanced Excel Formula Fundamentals

Lecture 3 Advanced Excel Formula Fundamentals Exercise File (DOWNLOAD)

Lecture 4 Excel Absolute vs. Relative Cell References

Lecture 5 Excel Absolute vs. Relative Cell References CONTINUED

Lecture 6 Variations on Excel's Absolute References

Lecture 7 Excel Name Ranges

Lecture 8 Creating Powerful Formulas by Nesting Functions

Section 3: Evaluating and Debugging Excel Formulas

Lecture 9 Evaluating Excel Formulas Exercise File (DOWNLOAD)

Lecture 10 Evaluate Formulas

Lecture 11 Locating Errors in a Formula

Lecture 12 Using Excel's IFERROR() Function

Section 4: Excel Array Formulas

Lecture 13 Array Formulas Exercise File (DOWNLOAD)

Lecture 14 What are Arrays?

Lecture 15 Nesting Array Formulas

Lecture 16 Using Arrays to SUM Data

Lecture 17 Streamline Conditions Using Arrays

Section 5: Fundamentals of Using Excel's INDEX() and MATCH() Functions

Lecture 18 Index and Match Functions Exercise File (DOWNLOAD)

Lecture 19 Excels INDEX() Function

Lecture 20 Excels MATCH() Function

Lecture 21 Nesting INDEX() and MATCH()

Section 6: Excel Index() and Match() Exercises

Lecture 22 Intro to Return an Assoicated Value Using INDEX() and MATCH()

Lecture 23 Exercise File (DOWNLOAD)

Lecture 24 Intro to Creating a Dynamic SUM() Using INDEX()

Lecture 25 Creating a Dynamic SUM() Using INDEX() Continued

Lecture 26 Intro to Combine Multiplication with INDEX() and MATCH()

Lecture 27 Combine Multiplication with INDEX() and MATCH() Continued

Lecture 28 Intro to Create a Dynamic VLOOKUP() with MATCH()

Lecture 29 Create a Dynamic VLOOKUP() with MATCH() Continued

Lecture 30 Create a Dynamic VLOOKUP() with MATCH() Continued

Lecture 31 Intro to Turn INDEX() and MATCH() into an ARRAY

Lecture 32 Turn INDEX() and MATCH() into an ARRAY Continued

Lecture 33 Intro to Returning Multiple Values with INDEX()

Lecture 34 Returning Multiple Values with INDEX() Continued

Lecture 35 Returning Multiple Values with INDEX() Continued

Lecture 36 Returning Multiple Values with INDEX() Continued

Lecture 37 Intro to Adding Criteria to INDEX() and MATCH()

Lecture 38 Adding Criteria to INDEX() and MATCH() Continued

Lecture 39 Return an Assoicated Value Using INDEX() and MATCH() Continued

Lecture 40 Intro to Conditional Formatting Using MATCH()

Lecture 41 Conditional Formatting Using MATCH() Continued

Section 7: Congratulations

Lecture 42 Congratulations

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