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This video will show you how to import a CSV file into Microsoft Excel. It will work in Excel 2016, Excel 2013, Excel 2010, Excel 2007 and even Excel 2003. A CSV file is a plain text file. CSV means Comma Separated Values, which means that each field is separated by a comma. It is a very popular format. This video will demonstrate 2 different ways to import that file into an Excel spreadsheet.

This video will show you everything you need to know to start making and managing charts in Excel. It covers column charts, adding chart options, adding a trend line, adding vertical titles on the chart bars, creating chart templates, 2-axis charts, using an Excel chart in Word or PowerPoint or other programs, printing charts, sparklines, pie charts, doughnut charts, and the bar in the pie charts.

This video will show you some more very important features of formulas, including using named ranges, linking formulas from one sheet to another, the speed fill / autofill, and a real life example of how to calculate the percent of change. These are must have skills for all Microsoft Excel users. I will show you step-by-step on exactly how to do these formulas. Microsoft Excel 2010 Introductory.

This video will show how to use the AutoSum, relative and absolute formulas, speed fill / auto fill with a formula, creating an average, It will really show you how to continue build your spreadsheets with techniques that you will use all the time, and that will save you lots of time.

In this video, I will show you the fundamentals in building an Excel math formula. It will include the three rules of building a formula, the mathematical order, and a bunch of examples.