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[Music] hello and welcome to the first video in this three-part series 7 efficient ways to create accurate engineering calculations in Excel my name is Charlie young I'm a professional engineer and founder of engineer Excel comm in the first video I'll show you how to use Excel to build error-free and easily verified calculation tools in Excel Excel is the best all-around tool Engineers can use for performing calculations and analyzing data if you master advanced Excel techniques you'll be able to produce accurate engineering designs in an efficient manner as a result you'll become extremely valuable at work of course with Excel you can build spreadsheets to perform repetitive calculations and data analysis this foundational feature of Excel enables you to save time and avoid reinventing the wheel for each and every project you work on the problem though is that Excel has a lot of commands that are confusing at times and misusing them can lead to errors sometimes these mistakes can go undetected which can be disastrous to an engineering project but if you master it you'll be able to perform your engineering work both more efficiently and with greater accuracy you can avoid those annoying errors that keep reoccurring and save days of pain and frustration on complex projects you'll even drastically shorten the time you spend on simple Excel calculations and when you get Excel working for you rather than the other way around you'll free up time for other important work and you'll become extremely valuable to your employer just how valuable a 2016 article by Time magazine found that in some industries engineers can boost their salary up to 8 percent with Microsoft Excel skills that means an engineer starting out at $65,000 per year can make approximately $33,000 more in the next five years and a whopping four hundred nine thousand dollars more over a 40-year career now I don't know about you but an extra four hundred thousand dollars would go a long way toward funding my hobbies and even if the 8% assumption is off by a factor of two the result is still an extra $16,000 in the next five years and two hundred four thousand dollars more throughout an entire career bottom line is it pays to know Excel I recognize this opportunity early in my own career so I've been researching and developing my Excel techniques for engineering over the last decade and more I had to learn many of these things the hard way through trial and error and lots and lots of Google searches I tried a few training courses but they were for general office work and just not geared towards the specific ways that I needed to use Excel as an engineer but now that I've refined my techniques I have been able to leverage excels capabilities to efficiently analyze hundreds of thousands of lines of data and create highly precise calculation tools in Excel that save hundreds of hours and thousands...