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Lata taught 6 days ago
The Student and Tutor worked extensively with Excel to refine an onboarding checklist template. They focused on implementing sheet protection features, creating dynamic graphs from cell references, and troubleshooting formula behaviors to ensure data integrity and controlled user access for new hires.
Excel Sheet Protection
Referencing Data Between Sheets
Creating Dynamic Graphs with Formulas
Cell Formatting and Conditional Logic
Ashley taught 8 days ago
The Tutor and Student worked through basic Excel formulas including SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, and MAX, using simulated business scenarios. The Student practiced inputting formulas, using drag-and-drop selection, and the auto-fill feature. The follow-up task involves creating a new store simulation in a Google Sheet and applying these formulas, with the tutor providing a template and further instructions.
Formula Syntax: The Equal Sign
Basic Aggregate Formulas: SUM
AVERAGE
MIN
MAX
Cell References and Ranges
AutoFill Feature
Inserting and Deleting Rows/Columns
Steven taught 9 days ago
The student and tutor worked on enhancing Excel formula efficiency by mastering absolute and relative cell references and dynamic formulas. They practiced using SUMIF and COUNTIF functions to avoid hard-coding and explored how to reference other sheets. The student was assigned practice exercises focusing on absolute referencing.
Relative vs. Absolute References
Avoiding Hardcoding with Cell References
SUMIF and COUNTIF Functions
Dynamic Formulas and Automation
Steven taught 13 days ago
The tutor and student worked on enhancing spreadsheet financial tracking by implementing dynamic lists of savings accounts using formulas and checkboxes. They also focused on understanding and applying absolute versus relative cell references for date ranges and explored creating dynamic expense reports using pivot tables.
Dynamic Data Referencing with Filter Function
Absolute vs. Relative Cell References
Pivot Tables for Data Summarization
Error Handling with IFERROR
Steven taught 16 days ago
The student and tutor worked through a technical issue where a "Simplified" platform's exported data was not integrating correctly with an Excel profit and loss tool. They identified that the issue stemmed from opening files from email and the platform's change in export options from Excel to CSV. The tutor guided the student on how to manually process the CSV export in Excel to achieve the desired financial report format.
File Access and Permissions
Data Export Formats (CSV vs. PDF)
File Management: Deletion and Organization
Software Updates and Feature Changes
Steven taught 23 days ago
The student and tutor reviewed and optimized Excel formulas, distinguishing between functions and formulas. They practiced using `SUMIF` and addressed errors related to incorrect arguments and data structure, with the student assigned homework to correct specific formulas using relative references and avoiding hardcoding.
Functions vs. Formulas in Excel
Optimizing Calculations: Avoiding Unnecessary Functions
Understanding SUMIF Arguments and Errors
Hardcoding vs. Relative References
Data Structure and Analysis Separation


