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Excel Course Roadmap

The Excel Course Roadmap outlines a structured learning path across three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Excel, each with specific goals and topics. Level 1 focuses on the Excel interface, basic formulas, and data handling; Level 2 emphasizes data analysis with logical functions and pivot tables; and Level 3 covers advanced automation, reporting, and the use of macros. Each level includes practical tasks to reinforce learning, such as creating a student marksheet and an employee attendance sheet.

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Excel Course Roadmap

The Excel Course Roadmap outlines a structured learning path across three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Excel, each with specific goals and topics. Level 1 focuses on the Excel interface, basic formulas, and data handling; Level 2 emphasizes data analysis with logical functions and pivot tables; and Level 3 covers advanced automation, reporting, and the use of macros. Each level includes practical tasks to reinforce learning, such as creating a student marksheet and an employee attendance sheet.

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Excel Course Roadmap

📘 Level 1: Basic Excel (5 Days)

Goal: Get comfortable with Excel interface, formulas, and basic data
handling.

Topics:

1. Getting Started

o Interface overview: Ribbon, Sheets, Cells, Workbook

o Data types (text, numbers, dates)

2. Basic Operations

o Entering and formatting data

o Autofill and Flash Fill

o Basic formatting (font, cell color, number formats)

3. Basic Formulas & Functions

o SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX, COUNT

o Basic arithmetic operations (+ - * /)

o Formula bar, relative vs absolute cell references

4. Working with Data

o Sorting and filtering

o Freeze Panes, Wrap Text, Merge Cells

o Inserting/deleting rows and columns

5. Basic Charts

o Creating Column, Line, and Pie charts

o Chart elements: titles, labels, legends

Practice Task:
Create a simple student marksheet with total, average, and pass/fail status.
📙 Level 2: Intermediate Excel (5–7 Days)

Goal: Analyze and summarize data using formulas and built-in tools.

Topics:

1. Logical & Lookup Functions

o IF, IFS, AND, OR, IFERROR

o VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH

2. Data Validation & Drop-Downs

o Create dynamic drop-down lists

o Input restrictions and error messages

3. Conditional Formatting

o Color scales, icon sets, custom formulas

4. Tables & Structured References

o Converting ranges to tables

o Table formulas and slicers

5. Date & Text Functions

o TODAY, NOW, DATEDIF, TEXT, LEFT, RIGHT, MID, CONCAT

6. Basic Pivot Tables

o Creating pivot tables and charts

o Grouping, filtering, and slicers

Practice Task:
Create an employee attendance sheet with conditional formatting and
monthly summary using a Pivot Table.

📕 Level 3: Advanced Excel (7–10 Days)


Goal: Master automation, analysis, and reporting.

Topics:

1. Advanced Formulas

o Nested IFs

o SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, XLOOKUP

o Dynamic named ranges

2. Advanced Pivot Tables

o Calculated fields

o Pivot charts with slicers

3. Data Analysis Tools

o What-If Analysis (Goal Seek, Data Tables)

o Scenario Manager

o Solver Add-in

4. Dynamic Dashboards

o Form controls (dropdown, checkbox)

o Interactive charts

o KPI indicators

5. Power Query (Get & Transform)

o Importing data from multiple sources

o Cleaning and transforming data

o Merging and appending queries

6. Introduction to Macros (VBA)

o Recording Macros

o Assigning macros to buttons

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