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Mastering Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint as a Health Professional II

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Module 1 (Microsoft Excel) Outline

  • Introduction
  • Window walkthrough
  • Tabs & Ribbons (Home, Insert, Page Layout, Formulas, Data, Review, View)
  • Workbooks and Worksheets
  • Manipulating Data
  • Formatting cells
  • Graphs & Charts
  • Data sorting
  • Introduction to Formulas
  • Module Quiz

Module 2 — Microsoft PowerPoint

  • Introduction
  • Window walkthrough
  • Tabs & Ribbons (Home, Insert, Design, Transition, Animations, Slideshow, Review, View)
  • Slides & Presentations
  • Creating a Presentation
  • Slide Content (Media & Charts)
  • Slide Design (Slide Master)
  • Presenting your Slides
  • Slide Transitions
  • Slideshow controls
  • Module Quiz

Instructor

User Avatar Kubiat Morgan
Kubiat Morgan has a BEng. (First Class Honors) in Computer Engineering from Covenant University. He has over 3 years experience working in the technology industry. He is adept in the use of Microsoft Office packages as well as a wealth of other software packages including but not limited to AutoDesk AutoCad, Matlab, etc. He is passionate about technology education and has tutored in various capacities for 4 years. He is currently working as a Software Engineer, and also a consultant for Thummim NG.

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  • Clement Nebo Ejike says:
    September 22, 2020 at 6:57 am

    Thank you Morgan, this is impressively informative.

    On Part A, regarding duplicate/replicate data; Let us assume I have an extensive data sheet with data entered in a manner that I have a couple of reoccurring names at different rows down a name column but at the value column, these reoccurring names bear different value entries. Being an extensive data sheet, I can sort by name to have all the names grouped together, fine, but how can I automatically condense/compress (I dont know the jargon lol!) the set of a particular name into one entry/row whilst having all the different values summed/condensed/compressed up into the value cell? I don’t know if my question is explicit enough sir?

    • Editor adegbolagun says:
      September 22, 2020 at 12:46 pm

      Hello Thanks for the question, we will pass on to the instructor and he will reply you, but if you dont mind, you cant take note of this and raise it during your one on one session with the instructor next week.

      we are happy you are enjoying the lessons.

      Thanks

  • Clement Nebo Ejike says:
    September 22, 2020 at 6:55 am

    Thank you Morgan, this is impressively informative.

    Regarding duplicate/replicate data; Let us assume I have an extensive data sheet with data entered in a manner that I have a couple of reoccurring names at different rows down a name column but at the value column, these reoccurring names bear different value entries. Being an extensive data sheet, I can sort by name to have all the names grouped together, fine, but how can I automatically condense/compress (I dont know the jargon lol!) the set of a particular name into one entry/row whilst having all the different values summed/condensed/compressed up into the value cell? I don’t know if my question is explicit enough sir?

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