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Excel-erate your productivity with the only guide you'll need to the latest versions of Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel offers unsurpassed functionality and accessibility for data exploration and analysis to millions of users around the world. And learning to unlock its full potential is easier than you can imagine with help from Excel All-in-One For Dummies.

Follow along with Excel expert and veteran author Paul McFedries as he walks you through every feature and technique you need to know to get the most out of this powerful software. You'll learn how to design worksheets, use formulas and functions, collaborate with colleagues and review their work, create charts and graphics, manage and analyze data, and create macros. Plus, you'll discover all the capabilities Microsoft has included in the newest versions of Excel, including dark mode and accessibility features.

This indispensable reference allows you to:

  • Get a firm grasp of Excel basics with the book's step-by-step guides before moving on to more advanced topics, like data analysis
  • Access up-to-date information on all the new versions of Excel, including the ones bundled with Microsoft 365, Office 2021, and the LTSC/Enterprise Edition
  • Enjoy the convenience of a single, comprehensive resource detailing everything you need to know about Excel

Perfect for people coming to Excel for the very first time, Excel All-in-One For Dummies, Office 2021 Edition is also a must-read resource for anyone looking for a refresher on foundational or advanced Excel techniques.

Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
3(2)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Beyond the Book
5(1)
Where to Go from Here
5(2)
Book 1: Excel Basics 7(68)
Chapter 1 Excel: The 50-Cent Tour
9(30)
A Bird's-Eye View of Excel
10(1)
Checking Out Excel's Start Screen
10(2)
Getting Comfy with the Excel User Interface
12(19)
Going behind the scenes to Excel's Backstage view
13(4)
Ripping through the Ribbon
17(5)
Working with the Quick Access toolbar
22(1)
Fooling around with the Formula bar
23(2)
What's up with the Worksheet area?
25(5)
Taking a tour of the Status bar
30(1)
Getting Help
31(3)
Show-and-tell help with the Search feature
31(1)
Getting Help from the Help tab on the Ribbon
32(2)
Launching and Quitting Excel
34(5)
Starting Excel from the Windows Start menu
34(1)
Starting Excel from the Windows Search text box
35(1)
Telling Cortana to Start Excel for you
36(1)
Starting Excel from the Windows Metro view in Tablet mode
36(1)
When it's quitting time
37(2)
Chapter 2 Customizing Excel
39(36)
Tailoring the Quick Access Toolbar to Your Tastes
40(3)
Adding Ribbon commands to the Quick Access toolbar
41(1)
Adding non-Ribbon commands to the Quick Access toolbar
42(1)
Exercising Your Options
43(25)
Changing some of the more universal settings on the General tab
44(3)
Changing common calculation options on the Formulas tab
47(3)
Digging the options on the Data tab
50(1)
Changing correction options on the Proofing tab
51(2)
Changing save options on the Save tab
53(3)
Changing the Office language preferences
56(1)
Setting some accessibility options
57(1)
Changing a whole lot of other common options on the Advanced tab
58(5)
Customizing the Excel Ribbon
63(5)
Using Office Add-ins
68(2)
Using Excel's Own Add-ins
70(7)
Managing the standard Excel Add-ins
72(1)
Managing Excel COM add-ins
72(1)
Purchasing third-party add-ins
73(2)
Book 2: Worksheet Design 75(216)
Chapter 1 Building Worksheets
77(54)
Creating Fresh Workbooks
78(8)
Take it from a template
78(6)
Designing a workbook from scratch
84(2)
Getting to Know Excel's Data Types
86(7)
What's in a label?
87(2)
What's the value'
89(4)
Data Entry 101
93(23)
Data entry keyboard style
94(2)
Doing data entry with the Touch keyboard
96(3)
You AutoComplete me
99(1)
You AutoCorrect me
100(2)
Constraining data entry to a cell range
102(1)
Getting Excel to put in the decimal point
103(1)
You AutoFill me
103(7)
Flash Fill to the rescue
110(6)
Linking to Other Documents
116(7)
Hyperlinks: the basics
116(1)
Inserting links
117(3)
Follow that link!
120(1)
Editing links
120(1)
Using the HYPERLINK Function
121(2)
Saving the Data
123(6)
Saving workbooks in other commonly used file formats
126(1)
Changing the default file location
127(1)
Saving a new workbook in the old file format
128(1)
Document Recovery to the Rescue
129(2)
Chapter 2 Formatting Worksheets
131(56)
Selecting Cells and Ranges
132(9)
Selecting cells with the mouse
133(2)
Selecting cells by touch
135(1)
Selecting cells with the keyboard
135(1)
Selecting cells with AutoSelect
136(2)
Selecting cells with Go To
138(1)
Name that range!
139(2)
Adjusting Columns and Rows
141(4)
Fitting the column to its contents automatically
141(1)
Adjusting columns the old-fashioned way
142(1)
Setting a new standard width
143(1)
Hiding out a column or two
143(1)
Rambling rows
144(1)
Formatting Tables from the Ribbon
145(4)
Formatting Tables with the Quick Analysis Tool
149(1)
Formatting Cells from the Ribbon
150(2)
Formatting Cell Ranges with the Mini-Toolbar
152(2)
Using the Format Cells Dialog Box
154(19)
Assigning number formats
154(8)
Altering the alignment
162(4)
Fancy fonts and colors
166(3)
Basic borders, fills, and patterns
169(4)
Hiring Out the Format Painter
173(1)
Easier Formatting with Cell Styles
174(4)
Using the Number Format cell styles
174(2)
Defining a custom cell style by example
176(1)
Creating a new cell style from scratch
176(1)
Merging styles into other workbooks
177(1)
Analyzing Data with Conditional Formatting
178(9)
Graphical conditional formatting
179(1)
Conditional formatting with the Quick Analysis tool
180(1)
Identifying particular values or text entries in a cell range
181(3)
Highlighting duplicate values in a cell range
184(1)
Creating your own conditional formatting rules
184(2)
Managing conditional formatting rules
186(1)
Chapter 3 Editing and Proofing Worksheets
187(42)
Opening a Workbook
188(6)
Using the Open screen in the Backstage view
188(4)
Opening more than one workbook at a time
192(1)
Finding misplaced workbooks
192(1)
Using the other Open options
193(1)
Editing a Cell
194(7)
Changing your mind with Undo and Redo
195(2)
Clearing cells
197(2)
Inserting cells
199(2)
A Worksheet with a View
201(7)
Zooming in and zooming back out again
201(3)
Freezing window panes
204(2)
Saving custom views
206(2)
Copying and Moving Stuff Around
208(10)
Copying and moving with drag-and-drop
209(1)
Copying and moving with copy, cut, and paste
210(8)
Finding and Replacing Worksheet Data
218(5)
Finding data
218(3)
Finding and replacing data
221(2)
Getting It Right: Spell Checking Your Worksheets
223(4)
Changing the spelling options
225(1)
Adding words to the custom dictionary
226(1)
Looking Up and Translating Stuff
227(1)
Marking Invalid Data
227(2)
Chapter 4 Managing Worksheets
229(36)
Reorganizing the Worksheet
230(14)
Being cautious when deleting and inserting columns and rows
230(1)
Deleting columns and rows
231(1)
Adding new columns and rows
232(1)
Splitting the worksheet into panes
233(2)
Outlining worksheets
235(9)
Reorganizing the Workbook
244(11)
Renaming a worksheet
245(1)
Designer sheets
245(2)
Adding worksheets
247(1)
Deleting worksheets
248(1)
Changing the sheets
248(1)
Editing and formatting multiple worksheets as a group
249(1)
Hiding worksheets
250(1)
Opening windows on different sheets
251(3)
Viewing workbook stats
254(1)
Working with Multiple Workbooks
255(3)
Comparing windows on different workbooks
255(1)
Transferring data between open windows
256(1)
Moving or copying sheets from one workbook to another
256(2)
Consolidating Worksheets
258(7)
Consolidating by position
259(3)
Consolidating by category
262(1)
Linking consolidated data
263(2)
Chapter 5 Printing Worksheets
265(26)
Printing from the Backstage View
266(6)
Selecting the printer to use
268(1)
Previewing the printout
269(3)
Quick Printing the Worksheet
272(1)
Working with the Page Setup Options
273(9)
Using the buttons in the Page Setup group
273(7)
Using the buttons in the Scale to Fit group
280(1)
Using the Print options on the Sheet tab of the Page Setup dialog box
281(1)
Headers and Footers
282(6)
Adding a ready-made header or footer
282(2)
Creating a custom header or footer
284(4)
Solving Page Break Problems
288(2)
Printing the Formulas in a Report
290(1)
Book 3: Formulas And Functions 291(148)
Chapter 1 Building Basic Formulas
293(44)
Getting Started with Formulas
294(11)
Pointing at formula cells
296(1)
Editing formulas
297(1)
Using AutoSum to add numbers
298(2)
Using Quick Analysis to add numbers
300(1)
Building formulas with computational operators
301(4)
Augmenting Formulas with Worksheet Functions
305(5)
Inserting a function
305(3)
Entering function arguments
308(2)
Copying Formulas
310(6)
Copying with relative cell references
311(1)
Copying with absolute references
312(3)
Copying with mixed cell references
315(1)
Adding Array Formulas
316(6)
Creating an array formula
318(2)
Editing a dynamic array formula
320(1)
Building old-fashioned array formulas
320(1)
Editing an old-fashioned array formula
321(1)
Naming Cells and Ranges
322(10)
Defining cell and range names
323(2)
Naming constants and formulas
325(1)
Using names in building formulas
326(1)
Creating names from column and row headings
327(2)
Managing names
329(1)
Applying names to existing formulas
330(2)
Adding Linking Formulas
332(1)
Controlling Formula Recalculation
333(2)
Circular References
335(2)
Chapter 2 Logical Functions and Error Trapping
337(26)
Understanding Error Values
338(2)
Using Logical Functions
340(5)
Getting to know the powerful IF function
341(1)
Evaluating the many talents of the IFS function
342(2)
Learning about the SWITCH function
344(1)
Error-Trapping Formulas
345(3)
Error-trapping with IF
346(1)
Upping your error-trapping game with ISERROR
347(1)
Whiting-Out Errors with Conditional Formatting
348(1)
Checking It Twice: Auditing Your Formulas
349(12)
Tracing precedents
351(3)
Tracing dependents
354(1)
Error checking
355(2)
Changing the Error Checking options
357(1)
Error tracing
358(2)
Evaluating a formula
360(1)
Removing Errors from the Printout
361(2)
Chapter 3 Date and Time Formulas
363(14)
Understanding Dates and Times
363(3)
Changing the date locale
364(1)
Building formulas that calculate elapsed dates
364(1)
Building formulas that calculate elapsed times
365(1)
Using Date Functions
366(8)
TODAY
366(1)
DATE and DATEVALUE
367(1)
DAY, WEEKDAY, MONTH, and YEAR
368(1)
DAYS360
369(1)
Other useful Date functions
370(4)
Using Time Functions
374(3)
NOW
374(1)
TIME and TIMEVALUE
375(1)
HOUR, MINUTE, and SECOND
376(1)
Chapter 4 Finagling Financial Formulas
377(16)
Some Financial Function Basics Before You Begin
378(1)
The PV, NPV, and FV Functions
379(3)
Calculating the Present Value
379(1)
Calculating the Net Present Value
380(1)
Calculating the Future Value
381(1)
The PMT Function
382(3)
Depreciation Functions
385(3)
Excel's Advanced Financial Functions
388(5)
Chapter 5 Math and Statistical Formulas
393(18)
Math & Trig Functions
394(9)
Rounding off numbers
394(4)
POWER and SQRT
398(2)
The SUM of the parts
400(1)
Conditional summing
400(3)
Statistical Functions
403(8)
AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, and MEDIAN
404(1)
Counting cells
405(5)
Using specialized statistical functions
410(1)
Chapter 6 Lookup, Information, and Text Formulas
411(28)
Looking Up Stuff with the Lookup Functions
412(12)
Modern lookups with XLOOKUP
412(5)
Old-fashioned lookups with VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP
417(4)
Performing an old-fashioned two-way lookup with MATCH and INDEX
421(3)
Getting Cell Reference Info with the Reference Functions
424(3)
Get the skinny on columns and rows
425(1)
Transposing cell ranges
426(1)
Interrogating Excel
427(5)
Getting information about a cell
427(3)
Are you my TYPE?
430(1)
Using the IS functions
431(1)
Working with Text Functions and Formulas
432(9)
Using text functions
432(3)
The T function
435(1)
TEXTJOIN function
435(2)
Concatenating text
437(2)
Book 4: Worksheet Collaboration And Review 439(62)
Chapter 1 Protecting Workbooks and Worksheet Data
441(20)
Password-Protecting the Workbook
442(5)
Protecting the workbook when saving the file
442(2)
Assigning a password to open from the Info screen
444(1)
Entering the password to gain access
445(1)
Entering the password to make changes
445(1)
Changing or deleting a password
446(1)
Setting Up Worksheet Data Protection
447(11)
Changing a cell's Locked and Hidden Protection formatting
448(1)
Protecting the worksheet
449(3)
Enabling cell range editing by certain users
452(4)
Doing data entry in the unlocked cells of a protected worksheet
456(2)
Protecting the Workbook Structure
458(3)
Chapter 2 Preparing a Workbook for Distribution
461(14)
Getting Your Workbook Ready for Review
462(6)
Adding properties to a workbook
463(1)
Digitally signing a document
463(5)
Annotating Workbooks
468(7)
Adding notes
469(1)
Displaying and hiding notes
469(2)
Marking up a worksheet with digital ink
471(4)
Chapter 3 Sharing Workbooks and Worksheet Data
475(26)
Sharing Your Workbooks Online
476(4)
Sharing a workbook saved on your OneDrive
476(3)
Copying a sharing link
479(1)
Sharing Your Workbooks via Email
480(2)
Emailing a copy of a workbook
480(1)
Emailing a workbook as a PDF file
481(1)
Sharing Excel Data with Office Programs
482(7)
Sharing data between Excel and Word
483(5)
Sharing data between Excel and PowerPoint
488(1)
Making Shared Workbooks Accessible
489(4)
Some useful accessibility guidelines and tweaks
490(1)
Adding alternative text to graphics
491(1)
Running the Accessibility Checker
492(1)
Exporting Workbooks to Other Usable File Formats
493(5)
Saving and exporting worksheets as PDF files
494(1)
Saving worksheets as XPS files
495(1)
Saving worksheets as ODS files
496(1)
Saving worksheets as HTML files
496(2)
Collaborating Conversationally with Comments
498(5)
Inserting a comment
498(1)
Displaying and hiding comments
499(1)
Editing a comment
499(1)
Replying to a comment
500(1)
Deleting a comment
500(1)
Book 5: Charts And Graphics 501(60)
Chapter 1 Charting Worksheet Data
503(30)
Worksheet Charting 101
504(23)
Embedded charts versus separate chart sheets
505(1)
Inserting recommended charts
506(1)
Inserting specific chart types from the Ribbon
507(2)
Inserting charts with the Quick Analysis tool
509(1)
Creating a chart on a separate chart sheet
510(1)
Refining the chart from the Chart Design tab
511(4)
Customizing chart elements from the Format tab
515(1)
Customizing the elements of a chart
515(6)
Formatting elements of a chart
521(5)
Saving a customized chart as a template
526(1)
Adding Sparkline Graphics to a Worksheet
527(2)
Adding Infographics to a Worksheet
529(3)
Printing Charts
532(1)
Chapter 2 Adding Graphic Objects
533(28)
Going Graphical: The Basics of Working with Graphic Objects
534(8)
Manipulating graphics
535(1)
Moving graphic objects to new layers
536(2)
Aligning graphic objects
538(1)
Grouping graphic objects
539(2)
Managing graphic objects in the Selection task pane
541(1)
Inserting Different Types of Graphics
542(4)
Inserting 2-D online images
542(2)
Inserting 3-D online images
544(1)
Inserting local pictures
544(1)
Inserting icons, stock images, and other ready-made graphics
545(1)
Making Changes to Graphics
546(3)
Editing pictures
546(1)
Formatting photos and line art pictures
547(1)
Formatting 3-D model images
548(1)
Drawing Graphics
549(1)
Drawing predefined shapes
549(9)
Adding text boxes
550(4)
Inserting WordArt
554(1)
Inserting SmartArt graphics
555(3)
Adding Screenshots of the Windows Desktop
558(1)
Using Themes
558(3)
Book 6: Data Management 561(56)
Chapter 1 Building and Maintaining Tables
563(20)
Table Basics
564(10)
Designing the basic table
564(4)
Add new records to a table
568(5)
Eliminating duplicate records
573(1)
Sorting Table Data
574(6)
Sorting records on a single field
575(1)
Sorting records on multiple fields
575(3)
Sorting a table on font and fill colors and cell icons
578(2)
Subtotaling Table Data
580(3)
Chapter 2 Filtering and Querying a Table
583(34)
Filtering Data
584(16)
Using AutoFilter
584(9)
Using the Advanced Filter
593(7)
Using the Database Functions
600(2)
Querying External Data
602(17)
Retrieving data from Access database tables
605(3)
Retrieving data from the web
608(1)
Retrieving data from text files
609(4)
Querying data from other data sources
613(1)
Transforming a data query in the Power Query Editor
614(3)
Book 7: Data Analysis 617(68)
Chapter 1 Performing What-If Analysis
619(22)
Using Data Tables
620(6)
Creating a one-variable data table
621(3)
Creating a two-variable data table
624(2)
Exploring Different Scenarios
626(5)
Creating new scenarios
626(4)
Producing a summary report
630(1)
Hide and Goal Seeking
631(2)
Using Solver
633(8)
Setting up and defining the problem
634(2)
Solving the problem
636(1)
Changing Solver options
637(2)
Saving and loading a model problem
639(1)
Creating Solver reports
640(1)
Chapter 2 Performing Large-Scale Data Analysis
641(44)
Creating PivotTables
642(9)
Creating PivotTables with the Quick Analysis tool
643(2)
Creating recommended PivotTables
645(1)
Creating PivotTables manually
646(5)
Formatting a PivotTable
651(5)
Refining the PivotTable layout and style
652(1)
Formatting the parts of the PivotTable
653(3)
Sorting and Filtering the PivotTable Data
656(5)
Filtering the report
656(1)
Filtering individual Column and Row fields
657(1)
Slicing the PivotTable data
658(1)
Using timeline filters
659(2)
Sorting the PivotTable
661(1)
Modifying the PivotTable
661(5)
Changing the summary functions
662(2)
Adding Calculated Fields
664(1)
Changing the PivotTable options
665(1)
Creating PivotCharts
666(3)
Moving a PivotChart to its own sheet
667(1)
Filtering a PivotChart
667(1)
Formatting a PivotChart
668(1)
Using the Power Pivot Add-in
669(7)
Data modeling with Power Pivot
670(2)
Switching between the Data View and Diagram View
672(2)
Adding calculated columns courtesy of DAX
674(2)
Using the 3D Maps Feature
676(5)
Creating Forecast Worksheets
681(4)
Book 8: Macros And VBA 685(40)
Chapter 1 Recording and Running Macros
687(14)
Macro Basics
688(7)
Getting ready to record
688(2)
Recording macros
690(3)
Running a macro
693(1)
Saving your recorded macros in a macro-enabled workbook
694(1)
Assigning Macros to the Ribbon and the Quick Access Toolbar
695(3)
Adding your macros to a custom tab on the Ribbon
695(2)
Adding your macros to custom buttons on the Quick Access toolbar
697(1)
Macro Security
698(3)
Chapter 2 VBA Programming
701(24)
Using the Visual Basic Editor
702(13)
Editing recorded macros
704(9)
Writing new macros in the Visual Basic Editor
713(1)
Running macros in the Visual Basic Editor
714(1)
Creating Custom Excel Functions
715(10)
Adding a description to a user-defined function
717(1)
Using a custom function in your worksheet
718(1)
Saving custom functions in add-in files
719(6)
Index 725
Paul McFedries has written over 100 books with topics ranging from Windows 10 to Microsoft Office, Apple gadgets, and Amazon Alexa. His most recent For Dummies titles include Googles G Suite, Cord Cutting, and Excel Data Analysis.

Greg Harvey, PhD was author of over 30 For Dummies titles covering Excel.