Microsoft Excel 5 / 7

for Windows™ - Elementary to Advanced - Instructions, Practice Exercises and Solutions

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Microsoft Excel 5 / 7 for Windows™ - Elementary to Advanced - Instructions, Practice Exercises and Solutions

Why this book is different from the others?

• I have written this book especially for the self-employed, students planning to learn how to use Microsoft Excel 5 and Excel 7 for Windows, and companies who need help in training staff.

• Throughout the book you will find step-by-step instruction, examples, and good Microsoft Excel practice with solutions.

• I show you how to create workbooks, with charts and macros written in Visual Basic for Applications of Excel code, you will actually use, not just how the program works.

• This book will start you from the essential fundamentals, through Scenarios and Pivot Tables, to writing Macros with Visual Basic for Applications of Excel code.This book will start you from the essential fundamentals, through Scenarios and Pivot Tables, to writing Macros with Visual Basic for Applications of Excel code.

• I concentrate on the features that most people use most of the time.

• I streamline the learning process so that you can start using the program effectively right away.

• I use an easy-to-read typeface, and a special binding that allows the book to lie flat, making it easy to use at the computer.

Contents

• Introduction

• Chapter 5 - Working With Workbooks and Scenarios

• Chapter 1 - Creating Simple Worksheets

• Chapter 6 - Automating Your Work

• Chapter 2 - Working With Worksheets

• At the end, the

  Complements

  contains the solutions to the chapters' practice sections

• Chapter 3 - Using a List as a Database

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• Chapter 4 - Working With Charts

• Index

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78 pages

UK: £16.40

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Nabil Sakati held the position of the Director of Computer Studies in a computer training centre in Oxford Circus, London. Also, he wrote bespoke programs for Construction Engineering (in Clipper) and Financial Investment (in Visual Basic for Applications of Excel). Now, besides writing and producing software and training materials, he acts as a consultant in computer training and programming.