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Excel: A Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is one of the most commonly used programs across all industry and geopolitical lines. Despite this fact, many business people, even many who interact with it regularly don’t understand everything that Excel is capable of. Don’t let yourself continue to be one of them, A Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Excel can help.
Inside you will find everything you need to know to understand the times and places it is appropriate to use Excel in addition to all of the minutiae you have always been curious about but were afraid to ask for seeming out of touch with the current corporate culture. Inside you will find plenty of time saving tips like how to switch between absolute and relative cell references with just a few simple keystrokes. Excel is a necessary evil in your data-heavy world, do yourself a favor and make sure you are getting the most out of the time you put into it. If you have ever wondered how to enter data more efficiently, manipulate cells or worksheets to their full potential or format cells like you read about, stop wondering and start reading.
Inside you’ll
Introduction
Chapter 1: Get to Know Excel
Chapter 2: Entering or Editing Data
Enter text or numbers
Enter data into multiple cells
Move data between cells
Fill a cell with time/date
Set a cell to modify data
Enter a sequence of numbers
Enter formulas or functions
Enter functions quickly
Switch between absolute and relative cell references
Chapter 3: Manipulating Cells
Adjust settings
Display more information per cell
Create a dropdown list
Insert new cells
Delete cells
Chapter 4: Manipulating Worksheets
Renaming worksheets
Moving worksheets
Copying worksheets
Inserting worksheets
Deleting worksheets
Editing multiple worksheets
Entering data to multiple worksheets
Chapter 5: Formatting
Format number cells
Clear cell formatting
Add borders, shading, text color
Adjust page breaks
Chapter 6: Printing
Print preview
Scale Printing
Print specified area
Conclusion
Excel, Microsoft Excel, Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas, Shortcuts, Macros, Excel
Inside you will find everything you need to know to understand the times and places it is appropriate to use Excel in addition to all of the minutiae you have always been curious about but were afraid to ask for seeming out of touch with the current corporate culture. Inside you will find plenty of time saving tips like how to switch between absolute and relative cell references with just a few simple keystrokes. Excel is a necessary evil in your data-heavy world, do yourself a favor and make sure you are getting the most out of the time you put into it. If you have ever wondered how to enter data more efficiently, manipulate cells or worksheets to their full potential or format cells like you read about, stop wondering and start reading.
Inside you’ll
Introduction
Chapter 1: Get to Know Excel
Chapter 2: Entering or Editing Data
Enter text or numbers
Enter data into multiple cells
Move data between cells
Fill a cell with time/date
Set a cell to modify data
Enter a sequence of numbers
Enter formulas or functions
Enter functions quickly
Switch between absolute and relative cell references
Chapter 3: Manipulating Cells
Adjust settings
Display more information per cell
Create a dropdown list
Insert new cells
Delete cells
Chapter 4: Manipulating Worksheets
Renaming worksheets
Moving worksheets
Copying worksheets
Inserting worksheets
Deleting worksheets
Editing multiple worksheets
Entering data to multiple worksheets
Chapter 5: Formatting
Format number cells
Clear cell formatting
Add borders, shading, text color
Adjust page breaks
Chapter 6: Printing
Print preview
Scale Printing
Print specified area
Conclusion
Excel, Microsoft Excel, Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas, Shortcuts, Macros, Excel
26 pages, Paperback
Published March 12, 2016
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