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Microsoft Excel 2013 Plain & Simple
Get the guide that makes learning Microsoft Excel plain and simple! This full color, no-nonsense book shows you the quickest ways to solve a problem or learn a skill, using easy-to-follow steps and concise, straightforward language. You'll analyze, manage, and share information in more ways than ever before.
Here’s WHAT You’ll Learn
Manage your data quickly and efficiently Filter, sort, summarize, and crunch your numbers Use formulas and functions to do the heavy lifting Bring data to life with charts and graphics Share data between Microsoft Office documents Work as a team, online and in the cloud Here’s HOW You’ll Learn It
Jump in wherever you need answers Follow easy STEPS and SCREENSHOTS to see exactly what to do Get handy TIPS for new techniques and shortcuts Use TRY THIS! exercises to apply what you learn right away
Here’s WHAT You’ll Learn
Manage your data quickly and efficiently Filter, sort, summarize, and crunch your numbers Use formulas and functions to do the heavy lifting Bring data to life with charts and graphics Share data between Microsoft Office documents Work as a team, online and in the cloud Here’s HOW You’ll Learn It
Jump in wherever you need answers Follow easy STEPS and SCREENSHOTS to see exactly what to do Get handy TIPS for new techniques and shortcuts Use TRY THIS! exercises to apply what you learn right away
368 pages, Paperback
First published March 22, 2013
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May 21, 2014
The photo captures/illustrations are lifelike and beautifully done as if you were in Excel doing it. They have improved and added new features to Excel but like how easily and user-friendly this book is just starting it. Yet most companies or corporations do not have this version or Windows 8 on their systems; however some of the methods can still be useful and resourceful overall.
Just doing a brief refresher and learn about the updates offered with 2013 version that's compatible with Windows 8.
Additionally this book has shown or demonstrated some things I didn't consider, shortcuts, and great tips to use. Overall, I absolutely loved this book and will put on my wishlist on Amazon if I use or get this version in the future. It even added stuff I had no clue I could do (maybe it is only with this version too?) via web apps, use content from websites in your Excel, but have used import/export data in the past briefly for personal use.
*You can also save phone contact list from smartphones and other devices as well but will see if it has it included in this book (I've done it before from Mailchimp profile to import it in my Excel profile to have a mail list for example). Didn't see it only files from Access, web app or site.
Just doing a brief refresher and learn about the updates offered with 2013 version that's compatible with Windows 8.
Additionally this book has shown or demonstrated some things I didn't consider, shortcuts, and great tips to use. Overall, I absolutely loved this book and will put on my wishlist on Amazon if I use or get this version in the future. It even added stuff I had no clue I could do (maybe it is only with this version too?) via web apps, use content from websites in your Excel, but have used import/export data in the past briefly for personal use.
*You can also save phone contact list from smartphones and other devices as well but will see if it has it included in this book (I've done it before from Mailchimp profile to import it in my Excel profile to have a mail list for example). Didn't see it only files from Access, web app or site.
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