Microsoft Excel 2016 Level 3.1: Working with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks

Errors in large, complex worksheets can quickly create huge problems and messes. This course looks at some of the more complex functionalities of Microsoft Excel 2016 when it comes to sharing data across multiple worksheets and workbooks.

The course demonstrates how to create a linked cell and reference the data in another worksheet to create a more efficient workflow. In addition, it thoroughly explains creating a linked cell, using links and external references, 3-D references, and the ability to easily consolidate your data.

Excel 2016 users should take this course to foster a greater understanding of making connections between multiple worksheets and workbooks.

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Microsoft Excel 2016 Users

• Use Links and External References
• Use 3-D References
• Consolidate Data

• Use links and external references.
  • Recall what is meant by linked cells.
  • Identify the options available for linking cells.
  • Select the keyboard shortcut to input the link for a cell.
• Use 3-D references.
  • Recall how data sets should look in order to create a 3D reference.
• Consolidate data.
  • Recall how to consolidate data.

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