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  • Ilmumisaeg: 21-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119832152
  • ISBN-13: 9781119832157
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 384 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 252x203x25 mm, kaal: 590 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 21-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119832152
  • ISBN-13: 9781119832157
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Get practical walkthroughs for the most useful Excel features

Looking for easy-to-understand, practical guidance on how to go from Excel newbie to number crunching pro? Excel Workbook For Dummies is the hands-on tutorial you've been waiting for.

This step-by-step guide is packed with exercises that walk you through the basic and advanced functions and formulas included in Excel. At your own speed, you'll learn how to enter data, format your spreadsheet, and apply the mathematical and statistical capabilities of the program.

Work through the book from start to finish or, if you'd prefer, jump right to the section that's giving you trouble, whether that's data visualization, macros, analysis, or anything else. You can also:

  • Brush up on and practice time-saving keyboard shortcuts for popular commands and actions
  • Get a handle on multi-functional and practical pivot tables with intuitive practice exercises
  • Learn to secure your data with spreadsheet password protections

Perfect for new users of Excel, Excel Workbook For Dummies is also the ideal resource for those who know their way around a spreadsheet but need a refresher on some of the more advanced features of this powerful program.

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
2(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Icons Used in This Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(1)
Part 1: Building Worksheets 5(96)
Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with the Excel Interface
7(14)
Launching Excel
7(2)
Identifying the Parts of the Excel Window
9(1)
Selecting Commands in the Backstage View
10(1)
Selecting Commands from the Ribbon
11(4)
Adding a custom tab to the Excel Ribbon
13(1)
Adding commands to groups on your custom tab
14(1)
Selecting Commands on the Quick Access Toolbar
15(6)
Displaying the Quick Access toolbar
16(1)
Customizing the Quick Access toolbar
16(1)
Adding more commands to the Quick Access toolbar
17(4)
Chapter 2 Entering the Worksheet Data
21(16)
Opening a New Workbook
21(3)
Moving Around the Workbook
24(4)
Moving within the displayed area
24(1)
Moving to a new area of the worksheet
25(2)
Moving to a different sheet in the workbook
27(1)
Selecting Cell Ranges
28(2)
Making Cell Entries
30(5)
Entering data in a single cell
30(2)
Entering data in a range
32(1)
Filling in a data series with the fill handle
33(1)
Copying a formula with the fill handle
34(1)
Saving the Spreadsheet Data in a Workbook File
35(2)
Chapter 3 Formatting the Worksheet
37(22)
Resizing Columns and Rows
37(3)
Making column widths suit the data
38(1)
Manipulating the height of certain rows
39(1)
Cell Formatting Techniques
40(16)
Formatting cells with the Ribbon's Home tab
41(5)
Formatting cells with the Format Cells dialog box
46(6)
Using cell styles
52(1)
Using conditional formatting
53(3)
Hiding Columns and Rows
56(3)
Chapter 4 Printing Worksheet Reports
59(20)
Previewing Pages in the Worksheet and Backstage View
59(2)
Adjusting Page Breaks
61(2)
Adding Headers and Footers
63(3)
Adding Print Titles to a Report
66(2)
Modifying the Print Settings for a Report
68(3)
Printing All or Part of the Workbook
71(8)
Printing a range
71(1)
Printing the entire workbook
72(2)
Printing charts in the worksheet
74(2)
Printing the worksheet formulas
76(3)
Chapter 5 Modifying the Worksheet
79(22)
Finding and Identifying the Region That Needs Editing
79(3)
Selecting the Ranges to Edit
82(2)
Editing Data Entries
84(2)
Deleting and Inserting Data and Cells
86(2)
Moving and Copying Data and Cells
88(4)
Adding Notes to the Worksheet
92(1)
Using Find and Replace and Spell Checking
93(4)
Editing Multiple Worksheets
97(4)
Part 2: Using Formulas And Functions 101(116)
Chapter 6 Building Formulas
103(20)
Building Formulas
103(15)
Building formulas by hand
104(6)
Building formulas with built-in functions
110(4)
Editing formulas
114(1)
Altering the natural order of operations
115(3)
Using External Reference Links
118(2)
Controlling When Formulas Are Recalculated
120(3)
Chapter 7 Copying and Correcting Formulas
123(22)
Copying Formulas with Relative References
124(2)
Copying Formulas with Absolute References
126(2)
Copying Formulas with Mixed References
128(4)
Using Range Names in Formulas
132(4)
Building Array Formulas
136(4)
Tracing and Eliminating Formula Errors
140(2)
Dealing with Circular References
142(3)
Chapter 8 Creating Date and Time Formulas
145(10)
Constructing Date and Time Formulas
145(3)
Working with Simple Date Functions
148(2)
Working with Excel's Fancier Date Functions
150(2)
Working with the Time Functions
152(3)
Chapter 9 Financial Formulas and Functions
155(12)
Working with Financial Functions
155(1)
Using the Basic Investment Functions
156(6)
Figuring the Depreciation of an Asset
162(5)
Chapter 10 Using Math Functions
167(12)
Rounding Off Values
167(2)
Finding Products, Powers, and Square Roots
169(3)
Doing Fancier Sums
172(7)
Summing products, squares, and their differences
172(3)
Conditional totals
175(4)
Chapter 11 Using Common Statistical Functions
179(8)
Computing Averages
179(2)
Finding the Highest and Lowest Values
181(1)
Counting Cells
182(3)
Using the Statistical Functions in Analysis ToolPak Add-in
185(2)
Chapter 12 Using Lookup Functions
187(10)
Looking Up Stuff with XLOOKUP
188(2)
Returning Single Values from a Lookup Table
190(7)
Performing a horizontal lookup
191(2)
Performing a vertical lookup
193(4)
Chapter 13 Using Logical Functions
197(12)
Working with the Logical Functions
197(1)
Constructing Decision-Making Formulas
198(7)
Choosing between alternate values
198(4)
Selecting between alternate calculations
202(1)
Nesting IF functions
203(2)
Constructing Error-Trapping Formulas
205(4)
Chapter 14 Text Formulas and Functions
209(8)
Constructing Text Formulas
209(4)
Using Text Functions
213(4)
Part 3: Working With Graphics 217(32)
Chapter 15 Charting Worksheet Data
219(12)
Understanding Excel Charts
219(5)
Creating Charts
224(2)
Formatting Charts
226(3)
Editing Charts
229(2)
Chapter 16 Adding Graphics to Worksheets
231(18)
Understanding Graphic Objects
231(4)
Adding Various Types of Graphic Objects
235(16)
Inserting prefab art
236(1)
Importing graphics files
237(4)
Adding graphic shapes and text boxes
241(2)
Constructing WordArt
243(2)
Constructing SmartArt
245(4)
Part 4: Managing And Securing Data 249(34)
Chapter 17 Building and Maintaining Tables
251(20)
Creating a Table
251(6)
Adding records to a new table
252(3)
Editing records in the data form
255(2)
Sorting Tables
257(5)
Using sorting keys
258(1)
Sorting a table on multiple keys
259(1)
Sorting the fields (columns) in a table
260(2)
Subtotaling a Table
262(2)
Filtering a Table
264(3)
Querying External Database Tables
267(4)
Chapter 18 Protecting Workbooks and Worksheet Data
271(12)
Password-Protecting the Workbook
272(2)
Protecting the Worksheet
274(4)
Doing Data Entry in a Protected Worksheet
278(2)
Protecting the Entire Workbook
280(3)
Part 5: Doing Data Analysis 283(32)
Chapter 19 Performing What-If Analysis
285(14)
Performing What-If Analysis with Data Tables
285(7)
Creating a single-variable data table
286(3)
Creating a two-variable data table
289(3)
Analyzing Data with Scenarios
292(2)
Goal Seeking in a Worksheet
294(2)
Creating Complex Models with Solver
296(3)
Chapter 20 Generating PivotTables
299(16)
Working with PivotTables
299(3)
Creating PivotTables
302(2)
Modifying the PivotTable
304(6)
Modifying the PivotTable formatting
305(1)
Pivoting the PivotTable's fields
306(1)
Changing the PivotTable summary function and adding calculated fields
307(3)
Creating PivotCharts
310(5)
Part 6: Macros And Visual Basic For Applications 315(26)
Chapter 21 Using Macros
317(10)
Creating Macros
317(6)
Recording and playing back macros
318(3)
Recording macros with relative cell references
321(2)
Assigning Macros to the Quick Access Toolbar
323(1)
Assigning Macros to the Ribbon
324(3)
Chapter 22 Using the Visual Basic Editor
327(14)
Using the Visual Basic Editor
328(6)
Editing a recorded macro
329(2)
Adding a dialog box that processes user input
331(3)
Creating User-Defined Functions
334(9)
Using a custom function in your worksheet
337(1)
Saving custom functions in add-in files
338(3)
Part 7: The Part Of Tens 341(14)
Chapter 23 Top Ten Features in Excel
343(4)
The Excel Ribbon and Backstage View
343(1)
Conditional Formatting
344(1)
PivotTable Filtering with Slicers
344(1)
Home Tab Formatting and Editing
344(1)
Insert Tab Charting
345(1)
Format as Table
345(1)
The Zoom Slider on the Status Bar
345(1)
Page Layout View
345(1)
Style Galleries
346(1)
Live Preview
346(1)
Chapter 24 Top Ten Tips for Using Excel Like a Pro
347(8)
Generating New Workbooks from Templates
347(1)
Organizing Data on Different Worksheets
348(1)
Creating Data Series with AutoFill
349(1)
Using Range Names
349(1)
Freezing Column and Row Headings
350(1)
Preventing Data Entry Errors with Data Validation
350(1)
Trapping Error Values
351(1)
Saving Memory by Using Array Formulas
352(1)
Using Outlines to Control the Display of Data
352(1)
Using View Side by Side to Work with Two Workbooks
353(2)
Index 355
Paul McFedries has published over 100 books, with topics ranging from Windows 10 to Microsoft Office, Apple gadgets, and Amazon Alexa. He is the author of the recently released Excel Data Analysis For Dummies and Googles G Suite For Dummies.

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