EXCEL 2023 CRASH COURSE: Master Excel 2023 With This Complete Crash Course In 7 Days

 

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EXCEL 2023 CRASH COURSE: Master Excel 2023 With This Complete Crash Course In 7 Days

Author(s): BINN, CARTY; HENDRICK, TABINA

Year: 2022

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Become Excel Pro in Just 7 DaysExcel is the most widely used spreadsheet application on the planet. It provides a plethora of functions for accomplishing the same goal. As a result, you may find yourself performing tasks that take a long time to complete. This program, like other significant applications, has a wide range of features for various purposes. You may personalize your working environment to make it more user-friendly. If you're not going to utilize the paint function because you're working on a spreadsheet with statistics, for example, you generally don't need it on your workspace. Items you don't need will merely get in the way and clutter up your workspace.
This book provides an in-depth Microsoft Excel lesson for anybody who is new to the program or hasn't used it in a long time. It contains chapters and steps with illustrations on how to use all Excel functions, shortcuts, formulae, and symbols to compute and create basic worksheets.
The objective of this book is to assist you gaining mastery of the systems of analyzing, manipulating, and presenting data in Excel.
You'll get a unique look at methods to make Excel more productive than you ever dreamed with this compilation of favorite Excel tips and techniques in this book. This book discusses enhanced techniques of speeding up application development with Excel and using the potential of Excel to construct comprehensive programs. It is loaded with easy-to-understand information covering all elements of Excel. Some of the things you'll learn from this book are listed below
Covers the substantial changes to the version of Excel, as well as tips and shortcuts for making your Excel experience as productive as possible.
Describes how to handle function parameters, build "impossible" charts, and control the Ribbon bar.
Covers absolute vs. relative references, data input orientation changes, and sorting more than three columns.
Shows how to insert fictitious data for testing reasons.
……and there's a lot more.