This tutorial is excellent if you want to learn how to create your Fitness Programme using Excel. In the following video, you will use functions and built-in features to make your life easier. The video demonstrates Named Ranges, Data Validation, Indirect Functions.
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Following the Part 1 of John’s tutorial on Creation of Fitness Programme, where we learnt about Named Ranges, Data Validation and Indirect Function – Part 2 demonstrates the Advanced Data Validation.
This is the fundamental skills video in which John Lythe demonstrates basic text functions, such as: LEFT, RIGHT, MID, &, LEN, TRIM, CLEAN, UPPER, LOWER, PROPER.
This is the part three of this exercise. In this video we have a new data set to look at as compared to the first two videos. This is more generic fitness testing data set that contains all sorts of things from body weight and body composition through speed, strength and power measures.
Today I am going to show you how to create a database in Excel. To illustrate a point we are going to look at four different examples. Because my YouTube channel is all about creating Excel systems for people who work in sport, they all are going to be sport examples.
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