This Webinar describes, Keyboard Shortcuts: Learn and use keyboard shortcuts to perform common tasks quickly. For example, Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste, Ctrl+Z for undo, etc.Flash Fill: This feature helps you automatically fill values in a column based on patterns you establish. It's great for cleaning and formatting data quickly.AutoSum: Use the AutoSum function (Alt + =) to quickly sum a range of cells. Excel will automatically suggest the range, and you can press Enter to accept.VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP: These functions allow you to search for a value in a table and return a corresponding value. VLOOKUP searches vertically, while HLOOKUP searches horizontally.Pivot Tables: Mastering pivot tables is a powerful skill. They allow you to analyze and summarize large datasets easily, providing insights through dynamic reports.Conditional Formatting: Apply formatting rules to cells based on their values. This helps in visually highlighting important trends, outliers, or specific conditions in your data.Data Validation: Control the type of data entered into a cell using data validation. This is useful for ensuring data accuracy and consistency.IF Function: The IF function allows you to perform different actions based on a specified condition. It's handy for creating dynamic calculations and decision-making in your spreadsheets.Named Ranges: Instead of using cell references, define named ranges for your data. This makes formulas more readable and helps in navigating large datasets.Tables: Convert your data into Excel tables (Ctrl + T). Tables come with built-in features like filtering, sorting, and easy referencing, making data management more efficient.Ctrl+Arrow Keys: Use Ctrl with arrow keys to quickly navigate through your data. Ctrl+Arrow Up/Down jumps to the beginning/end of a column, while Ctrl+Arrow Left/Right jumps to the beginning/end of a row.Remove Duplicates: Easily remove duplicate values from your data using the "Remove Duplicates" feature. This is crucial for maintaining data accuracy. Freeze Panes: Freeze rows or columns to keep headers visible while scrolling through large datasets. This is helpful when working with lengthy spreadsheets.Areas CoveredNamed range trick you didn’t knowSome Excel oddities Accessing the custom listsMailing Label trickeryEasy keyboard access to summarize dataDynamic Array trickery 5 different methods to do the same taskAmazing uses of the old Excel4 Macros!Double space thousands of rows in seconds (faster than a macro!)Merging cell trick and much more!Who Should AttendAnyone using Excel. For example, Data Analysts, Financial Analysts, Business Analysts, Project Managers, Marketing Professionals, Sales Representatives, Human Resources Specialists, Operations Managers. Why Should You AttendLearning about various tips and tricks will enhance your work, make it faster, and more fun, and wow your coworkers! These are fairly unknown in the industry even by many experts.