Learn how to apply conditional formatting rules. Author Jen McBee will demonstrate how to use the built-in conditional formatting rules such as greater than and less than, equal to, above and below average, and Top and Bottom Nth.
- [Instructor] Using conditional formatting is a great way…to summarize your data.…In this video, we will review the conditional formatting…rule for showing items that are greater than or less than…a specific amount.…We'll also work with a conditional formatting rule that will…show us items that are above or below average.…We'll take a look at a conditional formatting rule that…allows us to see the top five percent or the…bottom five percent of our range of cells.…On the Excel 2016 MOS exam, you may have one or two…questions asking you to apply conditional formatting…for a specific rule.…
So, we're going to explore how to use this great tool…and I'll give you examples along the way…of what you might encounter on the exam.…I have the zero three zero three exercise file open, so…let's go ahead and get started.…Working with our first worksheet, 2016 Commission,…let's take a look at the sales for each of our sales reps.…I want to select all of the sales data, so I'm going to…start in cell B-five and use a great keyboard shortcut,…
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12/25/2016The course begins with an overview of the certification program and how to prepare for the exam. Next, Jennifer walks you through all the certification objectives. Throughout the course, she provides you with opportunities for hands-on practice with exercises and chapter challenges, and wraps up with a full-length practice test that emulates exam 77-727.
- Recall the steps taken to change the margins of a worksheet.
- Explain how to repeat row and column headings when printing a document.
- Recognize three available options when merging cells.
- Identify the most effective way to filter and sort data in a table.
- Recognize the order of operations used when calculating data.
- Explain why a user might want to switch the row and column data in a chart.
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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1. Microsoft Office Specialist Exam Overview
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Prepare for the exam2m 33s
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2. Create and Manage Workbooks and Worksheets
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3. Manage Data Cells and Ranges
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Format cells and ranges7m 51s
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4. Create Tables
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Create and manage tables4m 22s
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Filter and sort a table6m 41s
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5. Perform Operations with Formulas and Functions
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6. Create Charts and Objects
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Create charts4m 47s
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Format charts5m 50s
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Insert and format objects5m 22s
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7. Final Practice Exam
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Conclusion
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Next steps19s
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Video: Summarize data with conditional formatting