Easy Microsoft Excel 2010

by Michael Alexander

Describes the fundamentals of the spreadsheet application, including how to create spreadsheets, producing effective charts, and enhancing reports, and highlights new features.

205 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2010

About the author

This is "Michael^^^^Alexander", author of computer-related books

Reviews

[Tami · Rating 5 out of 5]

I think when we think of spreadsheets, most of us still think about very mundane tables filled with data. Perhaps a colorful pie chart or a nice graph suitable for placing in a report somewhere. Excel has definitely evolved. Now, it is not only possible to have a table that is functional but also can be used for presentation purposes. Moreover, there is a lot more flexibility when it comes to data analysis.

Easy Microsoft Excel 2010 is suitable for those new to spreadsheets and those wanting to expand their use of excel. Like all books in the Easy series, this one is in full color and provides step by step instructions. After working through this book even a beginner will have a pretty good working knowledge of excel.

[Zaid Alkhateeb · Rating 4 out of 5]

It is a good book for someone wants to start learning Excel.
There are nine chapters.
It is simple and clear there is a picture for every instruction.