Microsoft Excel 2013 (MOS)
(77-420-complete)
/ ISBN: 9781616915667
This course includes
Lessons
TestPrep
Lab
Microsoft Excel 2013 (MOS)
We have an updated version of this course, please check out the Microsoft Excel 2019 course!
Start your prep for the MOS Excel 77-420 exam with the MOS Microsoft Excel 2013 course and lab. The lab simulates real-world, hardware, software, and command-line interface environments and can be mapped to any text-book, course, or training. The MS Excel exam guide completely covers the 77-420 exam objectives and teaches you how to create and manage worksheets and workbooks; create cells and ranges; create tables, apply formulas and functions; and create charts and objects.
The Microsoft Office Specialist certification is targeted at professionals who can create and manage worksheets and workbooks with Microsoft Office Excel 2013 and have experience with previous versions of Microsoft Office Excel. They should also be able to perform tasks like creating tables, applying formulas and functions, creating charts, and objects. The Microsoft 77-420 exam is an upgrade of Microsoft Office Excel 2010.
Lessons
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26+ Lessons
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109+ Exercises
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75+ Quizzes
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143+ Flashcards
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143+ Glossary of terms
TestPrep
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15+ Pre Assessment Questions
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2+ Full Length Tests
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40+ Post Assessment Questions
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80+ Practice Test Questions
Lab
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33+ Performance lab
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93+ Video tutorials
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49+ Minutes
Video Lessons
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155+ Videos
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15:06+ Hours
- Identifying What Excel Is Good For
- Seeing What's New in Excel 2013
- Understanding Workbooks and Worksheets
- Moving Around a Worksheet
- Using the Ribbon
- Using Shortcut Menus
- Customizing Your Quick Access Toolbar
- Working with Dialog Boxes
- Using Task Panes
- Creating Your First Excel Workbook
- Exploring Data Types
- Entering Text and Values into Your Worksheets
- Modifying Cell Contents
- Applying Number Formatting
- Learning the Fundamentals of Excel Worksheets
- Controlling the Worksheet View
- Working with Rows and Columns
- Understanding Cells and Ranges
- Copying or Moving Ranges
- Using Names to Work with Ranges
- What Is a Table?
- Creating a Table
- Changing the Look of a Table
- Working with Tables
- Getting to Know the Formatting Tools
- Using Different Fonts to Format Your Worksheet
- Changing Text Alignment
- Using Colors and Shading
- Adding Borders and Lines
- Adding a Background Image to a Worksheet
- Using Named Styles for Easier Formatting
- Understanding Document Themes
- Creating a New Workbook
- Opening an Existing Workbook
- Saving a Workbook
- Organizing Your Files
- Other Workbook Info Options
- Excel File Compatibility
- Exploring Excel Templates
- Understanding Custom Excel Templates
- Basic Printing
- Changing Your Page View
- Adjusting Common Page Setup Settings
- Adding a Header or Footer to Your Reports
- Copying Page Setup Settings across Sheets
- Preventing Certain Cells from Being Printed
- Preventing Objects from Being Printed
- Creating Custom Views of Your Worksheet
- Understanding Formula Basics
- Entering Formulas into Your Worksheets
- Editing Formulas
- Using Cell References in Formulas
- A Few Words about Text
- Text Functions
- Counting and Summing Worksheet Cells
- Basic Counting Formulas
- Advanced Counting Formulas
- Summing Formulas
- Conditional Sums Using a Single Criterion
- Conditional Sums Using Multiple Criteria
- What Is a Chart?
- Understanding How Excel Handles Charts
- Creating a Chart
- Hands On: Creating and Customizing a Chart
- Working with Charts
- Understanding Chart Types
- Learning More
- Selecting Chart Elements
- User Interface Choices for Modifying Chart Elements
- Modifying the Chart Area
- Modifying the Plot Area
- Working with Titles in a Chart
- Working with a Legend
- Working with Gridlines
- Modifying the Axes
- Working with Data Series
- About Conditional Formatting
- Specifying Conditional Formatting
- Conditional Formats That Use Graphics
- Creating Formula-Based Rules
- Working with Conditional Formats
- Sparkline Types
- Creating Sparklines
- Customizing Sparklines
- Specifying a Date Axis
- Auto-Updating Sparklines
- Displaying a Sparkline for a Dynamic Range
- Using Shapes
- Using SmartArt
- Using WordArt
- Working with Other Graphic Types
- Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar
- Customizing the Ribbon
- About Number Formatting
- Creating a Custom Number Format
- Custom Number Format Examples
- About Data Validation
- Specifying Validation Criteria
- Types of ValidationCriteria You Can Apply
- Creating a Drop-Down List
- Using Formulas for Data Validation Rules
- Understanding Cell References
- Data Validation Formula Examples
- Introducing Worksheet Outlines
- Creating an Outline
- Working with Outlines
- Saving a Workbook on the Internet
- Saving Workbooks in HTML Format
- Opening an HTML File
- Working with Hyperlinks
- Importing Data
- Exporting Data
- Introducing VBA Macros
- Displaying the Developer Tab
- About Macro Security
- Saving Workbooks That Contain Macros
- Two Types of VBA Macros
- Creating VBA Macros
- Video Tutorials
Hands on Activities (Performance Labs)
- Moving a worksheet
- Allowing editing on limited cells in a protected workbook
- Creating a blank workbook
- Disabling AutoRecover
- Enforcing immediate calculation of formulas
- Password protecting a workbook
- Password protecting a workbook structure and worksheet
- Using the Go To feature
- Using the Cut and Paste functions
- Deleting data in a cell range
- Editing a comment
- Formatting a cell range as a table
- Sorting a table
- Banding rows using an Excel table style
- Applying a cell style to a cell range
- Maintaining backward workbook compatibility
- Creating a workbook using a template
- Printing an individual worksheet
- Inserting a watermark
- Displaying and evaluating formulas
- Using the MIN and MAX functions
- Using the AVERAGE function
- Using the RATE function
- Using the CONVERT function
- Changing default error checking rules
- Calculating the surface area of a sphere
- Using the CONCATENATE function
- Using the SUBSTITUTE function
- Applying color scales
- Banding rows by conditional formatting
- Banding columns by using conditional formatting
- Using the ROUND function
- Inserting a hyperlink
| What are the prerequisites for this exam? | There are no technical prerequisites for the certification exam. |
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| What is the exam registration fee? | USD 100 |
| Where do I take the exam? | Certiport |
| What is the format of the exam? | The exam consists of performance based questions and is conducted in a live or simulated environment. |
| How many questions are asked in the exam? | The exam contains 40-60 questions. |
| What is the duration of the exam? | 90 minutes |
| What is the passing score? | The passing score varies from exam to exam and is provided on the score report. |
| What is the exam's retake policy? | Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam retake policy
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| What is the validity of the certification? | For life |
| Where can I find more information about this exam? | To know more about the , click here. |
| What are the career opportunities after passing this exam? |
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