Excel 2000: The Complete Reference
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (888 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0072119675 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 739 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Provides details of all the features of Excel 2000. Includes appendices on what is new and what was left out of Excel 2000, how to become a Microsoft Office User Specialist and a glossary of computer and Excel terms.. The CD-ROM contains practice exam questions covering all the material on the Excel MOUS exam
Kathy Ivens (Philadelphia, PA) has authored or co-authored over 30 books. She recently joined the premier NT publication, Windows NT Magazine as contributing editor. She is one of the top-selling NT authors in the marketplace. . Kathy is the author of Osborne's Windows NT Troubleshooting
An excellent reference book for Excel users As a advanced Excel user, this book is perfect for me, as I can usually look up exactly what I want to do. I've been able to find the answer to every possible Excel question I've had in this book, and it has been invaluable in terms of saving me time!This book has a great chapter on advanced work with formulas that is great for solving all kinds of problems. The book covers just about everything you'd want to look up about Excel. I think a beginner could easily start learning Excel with this book. Intermediate to advanced users will likely find this book a very help. "Excel 2000: Demystified" according to Jeffrey A. Veyera. Excel is easily the most flexible and powerful tool in the Microsoft Office suite, yet it is also the most difficult to master."Microsoft Excel 2000: The Complete Reference" at last puts users on the path to mastery of this important software tool without having to endure a series of classes to do so.The book is rife with insider tricks to perform powerful analysis functions. Ever wonder how to get your charts to update automatically as data is entered into a spreadsheet? This book will tell you how. Curious about how to make your charts and spreadsheets web-based t. This a SUPER GOOD book on Excel2000I like it. LJL Leo J. Landkamer "Excel 2000 : The Complete Reference" is an excellent book both as a text to learn and as a reference to use while working on a real world spreadsheet.I was troubled by the use of "Excel geek" and "spreadsheet-land" in the introduction, but fortunatly the authors do not carry this cuteness into the book. It is very well written and the examples are perfect to really help clarify the topic under discussion.I am surprised that Osborne does not seem to list a web site where users can ask questions or report errors. I am confused by the i index on page 572 and by Figure
Use the MOUS Objective Skills Review in the relevant chapters and chart your proficiency with the TEST YOURSELF questions on the CD to determine if your skills meet the requirements for passing the exam. Excel 2000: The Complete Reference explains in full detail how to use all the basic and advanced features--from setting up worksheets to producing charts to adding hyperlinks to publishing on the Web. Excel 2000: The Complete Reference is the best, most comprehensive resource available on the world's most popular spreadsheet program! Inside, you'll find out how to:Co