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Microsoft Office & 365 Apps

Office 2010 New Features - Beginner

Discover what changed in Office 2010, from contextual tabs, galleries and Live Preview to sparklines in Excel, conversations and Quick Steps in Outlook, sections and video in PowerPoint and the Navigation Pane in Word.

4 hours 29 minFoundation8 modules
Overview

About this course

Discover what changed in Office 2010, from contextual tabs, galleries and Live Preview to sparklines in Excel, conversations and Quick Steps in Outlook, sections and video in PowerPoint and the Navigation Pane in Word.

Curriculum

Curriculum

8 modules
  • Introduction
  • Using the Ribbon
  • Understanding Contextual Tabs
  • Understanding Galleries and Live Preview
  • Using Dialog Box Launchers
  • Using Zoom and Views
  • Customizing the Status Bar
  • Using the Mini Toolbar
  • Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar and the Ribbon
  • Using Backstage View
  • Printing and Print Preview
  • Understanding the New XML File Format
  • Understanding the New Worksheet Size
  • Using Conditional Formatting
  • Creating Sparklines
  • Charting
  • Using the New Table Improvements
  • Creating PivotTables
  • Adding Slicers
  • Unserstanfding the New Interface
  • Using Conversations
  • Utilizing Quick Steps
  • Using Outlook Search Features
  • Working with Calendars
  • Working with Color Categories
  • Using the Out of Office Assistant
  • Managing Contacts
  • Applying New Themes, Masters, and Layouts
  • Creating Sections
  • Working with Video
  • Creating SmartArt Graphics
  • Adding Animation and Transition Effects
  • Broadcasting a Slideshow
  • Working with Formatting
  • Using the Navigation Pane
  • Creating Quick Parts
  • Inserting Objects
  • Using the Backstage View
  • Utilizing New Database Templates Including Web Databases
  • Using New Table Features
  • Working with the Improved Macro Designer
  • Creating Data Macros (Table Triggers)
  • Understanding New Form and Report Features
  • Course Recap
Who it's for

Who it's for

Office users moving to the 2010 versions of the core apps.

Before you start

No formal prerequisites. Bring curiosity and a willingness to practise.

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