Excel Key Features to learn for a Data Analyst

Learning Advanced Excel - Needed to Explore Data, understand patterns & themes on the data...

Below will help you become a good Data Analyst on Excel
  1. What is Latest Excel Version 
  2. Maximum Rows & Columns
  3. Calculated Columns
  4. Casting / Conversion of Data Types
  5. Especially working Text to Numbers, Extracting Year, Month, Date from a single datetime or date column
  6. Converting / changing / bringing a single time zone for multiple timezone data
  7. String operations - Extracting only a portion of your value
  8. Statistical Functions in Excel
  9. Banding a value available in a single column
  10. Pivot Tables - SO IMPORTANT and need to go deep into various features available on a Pivot Table
  11. Pivot Charts
  12. Using Slicers with Pivot Tables
  13. Using Filters with Pivot Tables
  14. Using Sorting inside Pivot Tables
  15. Moving around Rows & Columns and understanding themes in your data
  16. VLookup
  17. HLookup
  18. When to use Lookups
  19. Bringing values / columns from multiple excel sheets into a single sheet
  20. Writing basic macros to transform values in the excel columns

Thanks,
Karthick

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