Program Objectives:
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
- Analyze multiple tables together using one PivotTable.
- Design and create calculated columns using the new 2010 Data Analysis Expressions tool.
- Control multiple PivotTable elements on one worksheet using the new 2010 Slicer tool.
- Import and Integrate data from spreadsheets, SQL server, Access database, text files, Atom Data Feeds and Internet.
- Create dynamic, easy to produce management reports with couple of clicks.
This program is designed for:
Professionals using Excel 2010 in business, finance and accounting. Staff, supervisors, and professionals who need to apply and implement practical tools to analyze, reconcile business data and prepare dynamic reports. This program is worth 5 NASBA CPEs.
Locations & Dates:
30 - 30 May 2012 Dubai, English
05 - 05 Dec 2012 Dubai, English
Meirc reserves the right to alter dates, content, venue and trainer with a reasonable notice time.
One extra free place for every 2 paid nominees
Delivery Type: Group-Live
Pre-requisites: None
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Program Outline
Setting-up Power Pivots - Installing and Running PowerPivots
- Defining Data Relationships
- Creating One Pivot Table from Four Multiple Tables
Creating and Managing Relationships - Applying the Autodetect Tools
- Manually Defining Relationships without VLOOKUP
- Importing Excel Data into PowerPivots
- Importing Data from SQL, Access and Atom Feeds
- Converting your Data into a Table and Establishing Linking Relationships
- Using the Slicer Autolayout
Managing the Data Sheet View - Applying Numeric Formatting
- Sorting and Filtering Data in PowerPivots
- Adding New Columns using Data Analysis Expression Formulas ? DAX
- Working with Text, Logical, Date, Information, and Time Functions
New Tools with PowerPivot - Building Report with Two Pivot Charts
- Working with Slicer and Auto Layout
- Slicer Management and Techniques
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Data Analysis Expression - DAX - Designing Customized Formulas
- Cross-Referencing DAX Measures
- Creating Time Intelligence Functions
- On-Demand DAX Measures
Working with GetPivotData and Cube Formulas - Defining Territories with Named Sets
- Asymmetric Reporting with PowerPivot
- Producing Perfectly Formatted Shell Report
- Converting PivotTable to Cube Formulas
- Customizing the Formatted Reports
Report Formatting Tools and Techniques - Charts Formatting Using Descriptive Titles
- Using Slicer in Charts instead of on-Chart Controls
- Replace Chart Legends with Labels
- Removing Excel Interface Elements
Dashboarding with PowerPivot - Designing Business, Accounting and Financial Dashboards
- Adding Dynamic Modeling Buttons
- Refreshing and Updating your Dashboard
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