Excel Expert, 2015. — 652 p. — ASIN: B00ZXOHH9UThis comprehensive book series (7 books) will teach you everything you want and should know about Excel. The books are suitable for beginners and for advanced users.
Officially released in January 2013, the latest version of Excel 2013 took the market by its amazingly easy-to-user interface and incredibly advanced features. It is no longer a simple spreadsheet calculator. Microsoft Excel has evolved into a full-fledged software that can be applied to any aspect of life, let it be academic, personal or business.
So what do you intend to use Excel for? To maintain your shopping list? Or perhaps some office work like financial analysis, statistics, payroll, billing etcetera? Well, Excel is not just limited to these basic functions. It is a lot more than what you think it is.
Excel allows you to make user forms, generate and sort through unending data lists, create interactive charts and graphs and much more. There is no limit to what Excel can do. And whatever the limitations were in the previous versions have now been removed in Excel 2013.
Excel 2013 is a marvel. You will be amazed to learn what wonders it can do. However none of the Excel features will provide you any benefit if you don’t know how to use it. Excel 2013 is definitely miraculous but it does not perform miracles on its own. You need to make a few clicks to make the miracles happen. This is where this book intervenes. It tells you all there is to know, in the easiest way possible about this enigmatic software.
But before you move on to find out what this book contains, you need to know if this book is for you.
