Because most of us learn the more intricate details of Excel through hands-on application, it is very possible to dually develop advanced proficiency in some areas, and overlook some of the basics. By approaching these topics with a quirky academic style, Fairhust easily conveys best practice principles and arms even some advanced users with tricks that stand to improve speed and efficiency.
It saved me a lot of guesswork figuring out why specific outcomes differed by workstation, in an office where not everybody was on the same Excel page.
This could easily be the best $20 I have ever spent.
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| Author | Greg Harvey | Greg Harvey | Ken Bluttman | Michael Alexander | Paul McFedries |
| Pub Date | October 2018 | November 2018 | November 2018 | March 2017 | November 2018 |
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| Product Description | Covers everything you need to know to perform basic spreadsheet tasks; shows you how to streamline processes and work more efficiently; includes help with charts, formulas, pivot tables, and more | Features 8 books in 1 package covering everything from Excel basics to building and running macros; shows how to get the most out of your Excel spreadsheets and data; includes advanced content on data management, analysis, modeling, and visualization | Shows you how to harness the power of Excel to make tasks easier with formulas; includes step-by-step instructions on Excel's 150 most useful functions; provides examples of specialized functions | Shows how using macros can save you time; includes links to code snippets - no programming experience required; features over 70 of the most useful Excel macros that can be customized for your needs | Explains how to use Excel as a tool for analyzing big data sets; shows how to mine and analyze critical data to make more informed business decisions; includes coverage on using Excel to share data with stakeholders |
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