Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Excel's Golden Rule for Formulas, Formula Inputs, & Charts

Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Excel's Golden Rule for Formulas, Formula Inputs, & Charts

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) Introduction

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) Introduction

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Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Excel's Golden Rule for Formulas, Formula Inputs, & Charts

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  1. 1 ) Introduction
  2. 2 ) Goal of video
  3. 3 ) Type labels for Net Income Projection Table and Assumption Table
  4. 4 ) Add Stylistic Formatting
  5. 5 ) Enter Formula Inputs
  6. 6 ) Format Cells Dialog Box using Ctrl + 1
  7. 7 ) Start Revenue Formula (we are not copying this formula anywhere)
  8. 8 ) Revenue Increase Formula (uses Relative and Absolute Cell References):
  9. 9 ) Why Percentage Revenue Increase Formula is TRUE
  10. 10 ) The Beauty of Excel
  11. 11 ) Expense Formula (uses Relative and Absolute Cell References)
  12. 12 ) Why Expense Formula is TRUE
  13. 13 ) Net Income Formula (uses two Relative Cell References)
  14. 14 ) Insert Chart: Column Chart
  15. 15 ) Move and Resize Chart
  16. 16 ) Format Chart with Green Plus
  17. 17 ) Discuss Chart Junk
  18. 18 ) Delete Chart Elements
  19. 19 ) Open Chart Formatting Task Pane with Ctrl + 1
  20. 20 ) Link Chart Title to Cell
  21. 21 ) Use Alt Key to Snap Chart to Grid
  22. 22 ) Excel’s Golden Rule
  23. 23 ) Use Assumption Table (Formula Input Table) to change Formula inputs and watch everything update
  24. 24 ) Page Setup
  25. 25 ) Summary

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