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You may not be a dummy, but that doesn't mean you were born knowing how to use spreadsheets. Excel 2000 for Windows for Dummies will bring you up to speed on Microsoft's premillennial package, even if you've never used anything like it before. A great reference for the beginner and the pressed-for-time, this book is organized as a series of c[Read More]

By itself, Excel 97 can do some pretty amazing stuff. Add Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and you add a whole other dimension of automation and customization. Excel 97 Programming For Windows For Dummies offers plenty of practical examples of Excel programming in action and explains in plain English how toSave time and improve accuracy by autom[Read More]

It's all well and good for Microsoft to keep adding great new features to the world's most popular spreadsheet program; but if you can't figure out how to take advantage of them, then all's for naught. MORE Excel 97 For Windows For Dummies goes beyond Excel 97 For Windows For Dummies to show how to do things like create custom charts, use automatic[Read More]

The Microsoft Office 2007 Complete Quick Start Card Bundle includes everything you'll need to learn the basic features of all Microsoft Office 2007 Programs- Word, Excel, Outlook, Outlook WA (Web Access), PowerPoint, Publisher, Access, Project, InfoPath, OneNote, Groove, Internet Explorer 7, Vista & Visio. Includes 11 durable, 6 panel, tri-fold car[Read More]

With more than 6 hours of instruction, this comprehensive Microsoft Excel 2007 End-User Computer-Based Training Module features. Step-by-step video instruction led by an experienced Excel 2007 instructor Predefined courses made up of playlists, allowing you to filter for just the information you need Search ability More than 225 Excel 2007 feature[Read More]

One look at Excel 2007, with its new Office Button, Quick Access toolbar, and Ribbon, and you realize you’re not in Kansas anymore. Well, have no fear— Excel 2007 for Dummies is here! If you’ve never worked with a computer spreadsheet, or if you’ve had some experience with earlier versions of Excel but need help transitioning, here y[Read More]