Advanced Excel for Business Analytics

EDUCBA develops business analysis through pivot tables, logical functions, financial and what-if models, dashboards and automation. The broad scope connects several stages of an analytical workbook. It is a comparison for learners who want to move from a prepared dataset toward a repeatable report rather than study one isolated chart type.

What you will learn

• Use analytical formulas and pivot tables.
• Compare scenarios with what-if models.
• Connect dashboards and automation with a reporting workflow.

Who this suits

Coursera labels the course mixed level. Basic Excel knowledge is required; an interest in analytics, reporting or business decisions is helpful.

Before you enroll

Check the Excel edition, operating system and required features before enrolling. Use fictional or permitted data, retain the original file and inspect formulas and source ranges before trusting a chart or dashboard.

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Put it into practice

Build a fictional monthly report with a scenario input. Explain how you would detect that new data were omitted from the pivot table or dashboard.

Source and review

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