Designing Forms in Excel

Overview:

Booking forms, sales order forms, invoices, loan agreement forms and surveys. These are just a few examples of forms that can be created using Excel (although the list of examples is endless).

If you’ve ever had to enter and edit data into a table in Excel, you’ve probably found it to be a long-winded, repetitive and frustrating experience. Excel forms will help to take that pain away! This Excel spreadsheet compliance training will teach you how to go about designing Excel Spreadsheets.

Why Should You Attend:

Save time and save money! Have you ever thought that you can use Excel – an application that you have right there on your computer – to create forms?

Smaller organisations, with limited budgets simply can’t afford to buy expensive dedicated software to manage the inputting and storage of information, however even those companies with large budgets often find that their requirements can’t be met by what is “out in the marketplace”.

Areas Covered in this Webinar:

There is no “Create a Form” command in Excel. Creating forms requires the use of a number of built-in Excel features:

Naming cells - to make formulas easier to understand
Drop-down menus and checkboxes - to make data entry easy
Data validation and protection in Excel - to reduce the risk of data-entry errors
Formatting - to make your forms inviting to use
Formulas and functions as VLOOKUP
Simple automation

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