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Wednesday, November 5 • 9:00am - 12:00pm
Excelling with Excel: Microsoft Excel Functions for Collection Analysis

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Cost: $110, registration required (THIS SESSION IS NOW FULL)

Microsoft Excel offers useful features and formulas that potentially allow Librarians to work smarter, not harder. Using journal cancellations as a workplace scenario, the presenters will provide attendees with step-by-step instructions for organizing data and completing basic calculations with Excel. Participants will learn how to import and export data, combine and compare data from different sources, and formatting data to communicate more effectively. The presenters will demonstrate how to use several advanced Excel functions including filtering data, conditional formatting, and select formulas like vlookup. The session will be held in a classroom with computers (Addlestone Library Room 120), so attendees will be able to follow along by downloading an Excel file with sample data specifically created for this hands-on workshop.
Speakers
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Christopher C. Brown

Reference Technology Integration Librarian, University of Denver
University of Denver, Main Library
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Denise Pan

Associate Director, Technical Services, University of Colorado Denver
Since 2008 Denise Pan supports student, faculty, and staff success in the role of Associate Director of Technical Services for the Auraria Library. This tri-institutional academic library serves the University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and... Read More →
avatar for Gabrielle Wiersma

Gabrielle Wiersma

Head of Collection Development, University of Colorado Boulder

Wednesday November 5, 2014 9:00am - 12:00pm EST
Room 120, Addlestone Library 205 Calhoun Street, Charleston, SC 29205
  Preconference (Registration Req)