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Excel 2016 For Dummies (9781119293439) was previously published as Excel 2016 For Dummies (9781119077015). While this version features a new Dummies cover and design, the content is the same as the prior release and should not be considered a new or updated product.

Let your Excel skills sore to new heights with this bestselling guide

Updated to reflect the latest changes to the Microsoft Office suite, this new edition of Excel For Dummies quickly and painlessly gets you up to speed on mastering the world's most widely used spreadsheet tool. Written by bestselling author Greg Harvey, it has been completely revised and updated to offer you the freshest and most current information to make using the latest version of Excel easy and stress-free.

If the thought of looking at spreadsheet makes your head swell, you've come to the right place. Whether you've used older versions of this popular program or have never gotten a headache from looking at all those grids, this hands-on guide will get you up and running with the latest installment of the software, Microsoft Excel 2016. In no time, you'll begin creating and editing worksheets, formatting cells, entering formulas, creating and editing charts, inserting graphs, designing database forms, and more. Plus, you'll get easy-to-follow guidance on mastering more advanced skills, like adding hyperlinks to worksheets, saving worksheets as web pages, adding worksheet data to an existing web page, and so much more.

  • Save spreadsheets in the Cloud to work on them anywhere
  • Use Excel 2016 on a desktop, laptop, or tablet
  • Share spreadsheets via email, online meetings, and social media sites
  • Analyze data with PivotTables

If you're new to Excel and want to spend more time on your actual work than figuring out how to make it work for you, this new edition of Excel 2016 For Dummies sets you up for success.

Introduction 1(8)
About This Book
1(1)
How to Use This Book
2(1)
What You Can Safely Ignore
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
How This Book Is Organized
3(2)
Part 1: Getting Started with Excel 2016
3(1)
Part 2: Editing without Tears
4(1)
Part 3: Getting Organized and Staying That Way
4(1)
Part 4: Digging Data Analysis
4(1)
Part 5: Life beyond the Spreadsheet
4(1)
Part 6: The Part of Tens
5(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
5(2)
Selecting Ribbon commands
5(2)
Icons Used in This Book
7(1)
Where to Go from Here
7(2)
Part 1 Getting Started With Excel 2016 9(84)
Chapter 1 The Excel 2016 User Experience
11(30)
Excel's Ribbon User Interface
12(21)
Going Backstage
14(1)
Using the Excel Ribbon
15(5)
Customizing the Quick Access toolbar
20(4)
Having fun with the Formula bar
24(1)
What to do in the Worksheet area
25(7)
Showing off the Status bar
32(1)
Launching and Quitting Excel
33(5)
Starting Excel from the Windows 10 Start menu
33(1)
Starting Excel from the Windows 10 Ask Me Anything text box
34(1)
Starting Excel from the Windows 8 Start screen
34(1)
Starting Excel from the Windows 7 Start menu
35(1)
Adding an Excel 2016 shortcut to your Windows 7 desktop
36(1)
Pinning Excel 2016 to your Windows 7 Start menu
36(1)
Pinning Excel 2016 to the Windows 7 taskbar
37(1)
Exiting Excel
37(1)
Help Is on the Way
38(3)
Using the Tell Me help feature
38(1)
Getting online help
39(2)
Chapter 2 Creating a Spreadsheet from Scratch
41(52)
So What Ya Gonna Put in That New Workbook of Yours?
42(3)
The ins and outs of data entry
44(1)
You must remember this
45(1)
Doing the Data-Entry Thing
45(3)
It Takes All Types
48(14)
The telltale signs of text
48(1)
How Excel evaluates its values
49(7)
Fabricating those fabulous formulas!
56(3)
If you want it, just point it out
59(1)
Altering the natural order of operations
59(1)
Formula flub-ups
60(2)
Fixing Those Data Entry Flub-Ups
62(3)
You really AutoCorrect that for me
62(1)
Cell editing etiquette
63(2)
Taking the Drudgery out of Data Entry
65(13)
I'm just not complete without you
65(1)
Fill 'er up with AutoFill
66(7)
Fill it in a flash
73(2)
Inserting special symbols
75(1)
Entries all around the block
76(1)
Data entry express
77(1)
How to Make Your Formulas Function Even Better
78(8)
Inserting a function into a formula with the Insert Function button
79(2)
Editing a function with the Insert Function button
81(1)
I'd be totally lost without AutoSum
82(2)
Sums via Quick Analysis Totals
84(2)
Making Sure That the Data Is Safe and Sound
86(4)
Changing the default file location
88(1)
The difference between the XLSX and XLS file formats
89(1)
Saving the Workbook as a PDF File
90(1)
Document Recovery to the Rescue
91(2)
Part 2 Editing Without Tears 93(110)
Chapter 3 Making It All Look Pretty
95(50)
Choosing a Select Group of Cells
96(8)
Point-and-click cell selections
97(4)
Keyboard cell selections
101(3)
Using the Format as Table Gallery
104(5)
Customizing table formats
106(1)
Creating a new custom Table Style
107(2)
Cell Formatting from the Home Tab
109(3)
Formatting Cells Close to the Source with the Mini-bar
112(1)
Using the Format Cells Dialog Box
113(9)
Understanding the number formats
114(5)
The values behind the formatting
119(1)
Make it a date!
120(1)
Ogling some of the other number formats
121(1)
Calibrating Columns
122(3)
Rambling rows
123(1)
Now you see it, now you don't
123(2)
Futzing with the Fonts
125(2)
Altering the Alignment
127(8)
Intent on indents
128(1)
From top to bottom
128(1)
Tampering with how the text wraps
128(2)
Reorienting cell entries
130(2)
Shrink to fit
132(1)
Bring on the borders!
132(2)
Applying fill colors, patterns, and gradient effects to cells
134(1)
Doing It in Styles
135(2)
Creating a new style for the gallery
135(1)
Copying custom styles from one workbook into another
136(1)
Fooling Around with the Format Painter
137(1)
Conditional Formatting
138(7)
Formatting with scales and markers
139(2)
Highlighting cells ranges
141(1)
Formatting via the Quick Analysis tool
142(3)
Chapter 4 Going Through Changes
145(32)
Opening Your Workbooks for Editing
147(5)
Opening files in the Open screen
147(1)
Operating the Open dialog box
148(2)
Changing the Recent files settings
150(1)
Opening multiple workbooks
151(1)
Find workbook files
151(1)
Using the Open file options
151(1)
Much Ado about Undo
152(2)
Undo is Redo the second time around
153(1)
What to do when you can't Undo?
153(1)
Doing the Old Drag-and-Drop Thing
154(3)
Copies, drag-and-drop style
156(1)
Insertions courtesy of drag and drop
156(1)
Copying Formulas with AutoFill
157(5)
Relatively speaking
159(1)
Some things are absolutes!
159(3)
Cut and Paste, Digital Style
162(7)
Paste it again, Sam
163(1)
Keeping pace with Paste Options
163(3)
Paste it from the Clipboard task pane
166(1)
So what's so special about Paste Special?
167(2)
Let's Be Clear about Deleting Stuff
169(2)
Sounding the all clear!
169(1)
Get these cells outta here!
170(1)
Staying in Step with Insert
171(1)
Stamping Out Your Spelling Errors
172(2)
Eliminating Errors with Text to Speech
174(3)
Chapter 5 Printing the Masterpiece
177(26)
Previewing Pages in Page Layout View
178(1)
Using the Backstage Print Screen
179(3)
Printing the Current Worksheet
182(2)
My Page Was Set Up!
184(8)
Using the buttons in the Page Setup group
184(6)
Using the buttons in the Scale to Fit group
190(1)
Using the Print buttons in the Sheet Options group
191(1)
From Header to Footer
192(6)
Adding an Auto Header and Footer
192(2)
Creating a custom header or footer
194(4)
Solving Page Break Problems
198(3)
Letting Your Formulas All Hang Out
201(2)
Part 3 Getting Organized And Staying That Way 203(52)
Chapter 6 Maintaining the Worksheet
205(28)
Zooming In and Out
206(3)
Splitting the Worksheet into Windows
209(1)
Fixed Headings with Freeze Panes
210(3)
Electronic Sticky Notes
213(4)
Adding a comment to a cell
214(1)
Comments in review
215(1)
Editing comments in a worksheet
216(1)
Getting your comments in print
217(1)
The Range Name Game
217(4)
If I only had a name
217(2)
Name that formula!
219(1)
Naming constants
220(1)
Seek and Ye Shall Find
221(3)
Replacing Cell Entries
224(2)
Doing Your Research with Smart Lookup
226(1)
Controlling Recalculation
227(1)
Putting on the Protection
228(5)
Chapter 7 Maintaining Multiple Worksheets
233(22)
Juggling Multiple Worksheets
234(4)
Sliding between the sheets
235(2)
Editing en masse
237(1)
Don't Short-Sheet Me!
238(4)
A worksheet by any other name
239(1)
A sheet tab by any other color
239(1)
Getting your sheets in order
240(2)
Opening Windows on Your Worksheets
242(5)
Comparing Worksheets Side by Side
247(1)
Shifting Sheets to Other Workbooks
248(4)
Summing Stuff on Different Worksheets
252(3)
Part 4 Digging Data Analysis 255(38)
Chapter 8 Doing What-If Analysis
257(14)
Playing What-If with Data Tables
258(6)
Creating a one-variable data table
258(3)
Creating a two-variable data table
261(3)
Playing What-If with Goal Seeking
264(2)
Making the Case with Scenario Manager
266(5)
Setting up the various scenarios
266(2)
Producing a summary report
268(3)
Chapter 9 Playing with Pivot Tables
271(22)
Data Analysis with Pivot Tables
272(7)
Pivot tables via the Quick Analysis tool
272(2)
Pivot tables by recommendation
274(2)
Manually producing pivot tables
276(3)
Formatting Pivot Tables
279(1)
Refining the Pivot Table style
279(1)
Formatting values in the pivot table
280(1)
Sorting and Filtering Pivot Table Data
280(5)
Filtering the report
281(1)
Filtering column and row fields
281(2)
Filtering with slicers
283(1)
Filtering with timelines
283(2)
Sorting the pivot table
285(1)
Modifying Pivot Tables
285(3)
Modifying the pivot table fields
286(1)
Pivoting the table's fields
286(1)
Modifying the table's summary function
287(1)
Creating Pivot Charts
288(7)
Moving pivot charts to separate sheets
289(1)
Filtering pivot charts
290(1)
Formatting pivot charts
291(2)
Part 5 Life Beyond The Spreadsheet 293(86)
Chapter 10 Charming Charts and Gorgeous Graphics
295(36)
Making Professional-Looking Charts
296(13)
Charts thanks to Recommendation
296(1)
Charts from the Ribbon
297(1)
Charts via the Quick Analysis tool
298(3)
Charts on their own chart sheets
301(1)
Moving and resizing embedded charts
301(1)
Moving embedded charts to chart sheets
302(1)
Customizing charts from the Design tab
303(1)
Customizing chart elements
304(2)
Editing the generic titles in a chart
306(3)
Adding Great-Looking Graphics
309(17)
Sparking up the data with sparklines
309(3)
Telling all with a text box
312(3)
Inserting online images
315(2)
Inserting local images
317(1)
Editing inserted pictures
317(1)
Formatting inserted images
318(1)
Adding preset graphic shapes
319(2)
Working with WordArt
321(1)
Make mine SmartArt
322(2)
Screenshots, anyone?
324(1)
Theme fora day
325(1)
Controlling How Graphic Objects Overlap
326(3)
Reordering the layering of graphic objects
326(2)
Grouping graphic objects
328(1)
Hiding graphic objects
328(1)
Printing Just the Charts
329(2)
Chapter 11 Getting on the Data List
331(24)
Creating Data Lists
331(8)
Adding records to data lists
332(5)
Moving through records in the data form
337(1)
Finding records with the data form
338(1)
Sorting Data Lists
339(5)
Sorting on a single field
341(1)
Sorting on multiple fields
341(3)
Filtering Data Lists
344(6)
Using ready-made number filters
346(1)
Using ready-made date filters
346(1)
Using custom filters
347(3)
Importing External Data
350(5)
Querying Access database tables
350(2)
Performing web queries
352(3)
Chapter 12 Linking, Automating, and Sharing Spreadsheets
355(24)
Using Office Add-ins
356(2)
Using Excel Add-Ins
358(1)
Adding Hyperlinks to a Worksheet
359(3)
Automating Commands with Macros
362(8)
Recording new macros
363(4)
Running macros
367(1)
Assigning macros to the Ribbon and the Quick Access toolbar
368(2)
Sharing Your Worksheets
370(1)
Sharing workbooks saved on OneDrive
370(9)
E-mailing workbooks
373(1)
Sharing workbooks with IM
374(1)
Presenting worksheets online
374(1)
Editing worksheets online
375(4)
Part 6 The Part Of Tens 379(18)
Chapter 13 Top Ten Beginner Basics
381(4)
Chapter 14 The Ten Commandments of Excel 2016
385(2)
Chapter 15 Top Ten Ways to Manage Your Data
387(6)
Chapter 16 Top Ten Ways to Analyze Your Data
393(4)
Index 397
Greg Harvey, PhD is the President of Mind Over Media. Greg wrote his first computer book more than twenty years ago and since that time, he has amassed a long list of bestselling titles including Excel All-In-One For Dummies (all editions) and Excel Workbook For Dummies (all editions).