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Excel 2003 Bible
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Beginner to
Advanced Level Book |
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by John Walkenbach |
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Written by the leading Excel guru known as "Mr. Spreadsheet," John Walkenbach,
this is the definitive reference manual for beginning to advanced users, featuring
expert advice and hundreds of examples, tips, techniques, shortcuts, work-arounds,
and more. Covers expanded use of XML and Web services to facilitate data
reporting, analysis, importing, and exporting information. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 936 pages (Published October 2003) ISBN
0764539671 |
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Excel 2003 All-In-One Desk Reference for Dummies |
Beginner to
Intermediate / Advanced Level |
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by Greg Harvey,
PHD |
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Organised in convenient mini guides to help the reader find necessary information
about particular topics quickly and easily. The book covers everything a normal
user needs to know to perform the task at hand. Also includes basic
coverage of importing data, building and editing worksheets, creating formulas
and graphs,
generating PivotTables, and performing financial functions, what-if scenarios,
database functions, and Web que-ries - as well as various advanced topics. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 840 pages (Published October 2003) ISBN
076453758X |
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Excel Hacks: 100 Industrial Strength Tips & Tools |
Intermediate
to Advanced Level Book |
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by David
& Raina
Hawley |
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Excel Hacks shows even the most experienced users how to do things with Excel
they might never have thought of doing and lets them have a little fun while
they're at it. The book shows you a wide variety of Excel tasks you can
put to use, most of which are off the beaten path. Tips include little known
"backdoor" adjustments for everything from reducing workbook and worksheet
frustration to hacking built-in features such as pivot tables, charts, formulas
and functions, and even the macro language. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 304 pages (Published April 2004) ISBN
059600625X |
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VBA and Macros for Microsoft Excel
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Advanced Level Book |
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by Bill Jelen
and Tracy Syrstad |
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Designed for people who know Excel, but need to learn how to use Excel VBA to
unleash the power of Excel and automate tasks. Written by
the principals behind the leading Excel Web site, MrExcel.com, the book teaches
you ways to customse Excel to meet your specific needs. Event programming, user
forms, carts, pivot tables, multi-dimensional arrays and Web queries are just a
few of the areas you will cover. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 608 pages (Published July 2004) ISBN
0789731290 |
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Guerilla Data Analysis Using Microsoft Excel |
Intermediate to Advanced Level Book |
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by Bill Jelen
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A "Must Have" for any one charged with taking 1000s of rows of Excel data
and making something useful out of it. The manual teaches you many power tricks
for analysing data in Excel. Bill Jelen uses real-life examples of real-life
management requests, walking you through the various Excel tools and formulas
that cut out valuable time from the process. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 110 pages (Published April 2003) ISBN
0972425802 |
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Excel 2003 Inside Out
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Beginner
to Advanced Level Book |
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by Craig Stinson and Mark
Dodge |
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The definitive Excel book from Microsoft Press. Describes the fundamentals of
creating spreadsheets along with information on such topics as formatting and
editing worksheets, adding graphics, building formulas, creating charts, and
working with external data. This superbly organised reference manual contains
hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips and handy workarounds in
a concise, fast answer format. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 1010 pages (Published July 2003) ISBN
073561511X |
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Excel 2002 Plain and Simple
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Beginner to Intermediate Level Book |
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by Inc Perspection |
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Get fast answers in full colour that make learning Microsoft Excel 2002 XP plain
and simple! This Microsoft Press no-nonsense Excel guide uses easy numbered steps and
concise, straightforward language that show the most expedient ways to perform
everyday tasks and solve arising problems. You'll learning the essential tools
and techniques for organising, processing, and presenting data in Excel. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 256 pages (Published October 2001) ISBN
0735614512 |
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Excel 2002 Inside Out |
Beginner to Advanced Level Book |
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by Craig Stinson and Mark
Dodge |
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The foremost reference to Excel 2002 from Microsoft Press. Complete in one
volume, this book provides a thorough overview of the most-used features and
functions. It delivers comprehensive information about each major Excel tool and
task, including using worksheets, analyzing data, interfacing with other
applications, using charts, creating databases and managing lists, and more. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 1055 pages (Published May 2001) ISBN
0735612811 |
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Excel 2000 Bible |
Beginner to Advanced Level Book |
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by
John Walkenbach
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Written by the leading Excel guru John Walkenbach, Excel 2000 Bible is an
extremely comprehensive reference guide. This book will be equally at home in
the hands of a spreadsheet novice wanting a bar-chart as on the desk of an Excel
Power User constructing databases, pivot tables and VB scripts. It is abundantly
illustrated, indexed, and easy to find your way around. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 1000 pages (Published May 1999) ISBN
0764532596 |
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Excel 97 Bible |
Beginner to Advanced Level Book |
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by
John Walkenbach
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The Excel 97 Bible is the indispensable, all-in-one reference manual you need to
get up to speed the world's most popular spreadsheet application. You'll get the
low-down on everything from enhanced what-if analysis tools to the easy-to-use
Internet Assistant, which turns your spreadsheet into a Web page that others can
view over the Internet or your organisation's intranet. |
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Books Detail: |
Paperback: 960 pages (Published January 1997) ISBN
0764530364 |
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