Excel is a spreadsheet / data analysis tool attached to the Microsoft Office suite and is available in all Office offerings. Office holds 80-90% of the market share for productivity suites. Though many consumers know the basics of using Excel, they may not know the full power of the program. With Excel, you can harness the power of your data, manipulate it to suit your needs, and achieve more by doing less work. Charts are interactive, allowing the consumer to tweak results with the click of a mouse. Pivot tables allow you to fuse data from several sources into one document. Excel has an enhanced Find function, allowing users to easily search entire workbooks, and search worksheets by cell format. Excel supports XML as a file format for easy importing or exporting of XML data. Excel also includes enhancements for saving files as Web pages, and enhancements to Pivot Tables.
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978-0-7645-9780-0 (9780764597800)
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Jinjer Simon has been actively involved in the computer industry for the past 18 years. Her involvement includes programming, providing software technical support, training end-users, developing written and online user documentation, creating software tutorials, and developing Web sites. She is the author of several computer books, including Excel Programming: Your visual blueprint for creating interactive spreadsheets, and Windows CE 2 For Dummies.
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
1. GETTING STARTED WITH EXCEL
Excel Data Analysis Options
Excel Data Types
Locate a Value in a Worksheet
Select a Range of Cells
Name a Range
Create Label Ranges
Modify Named Ranges
Copy and Paste a Range of Cells
Create a Custom Number Format
Apply AutoFormat to a Worksheet
Create a Named Style
Create a Custom Template
Protect Worksheets
2. ORGANIZE WORKSHEET DATA
Create a List
Add a Series to a List
Sort a List
Create a Custom Sort
Consolidate Data
Outline Your Data
3. EVALUATE WORKSHEET DATA
Apply Conditional Formatting
Summarize Data with Subtotals
Filter a List
Create a Custom Filter
Create an Advanced Filter
Create Scenarios
Validate Data
4. CREATING FORMULAS
Sum Cells with the AutoSum Button
Add a Function via the Insert Function Dialog Box
Edit Formulas
Evaluate a Formula
Using Solver to Produce Specific Values
Create a Conditional Formula
Solve a Formula with a Data Table
Trace a Formula Error
Lookup a Value in a Specific Row and Column
Determine the Location of a Value
Return a Value at a Specific Location in a Data List
Rank a Value within a Data List
Create an Amortization Table for a Loan
5. WORKING WITH EXTERNAL DATA
Link Data to Other Windows Programs
Import a Delimited Text File
Divide a Column into Multiple Columns
Create a Web Query
Import a Database Table
Using Queries to Screen External Databases
Find the Average of a Database Range
Save for Web
6. CHART DATA
Chart Basics
Modify a Chart Type
Explode Slices of a Pie Chart
Create a Custom Chart Type
Add a Trendline to a Chart
Add or Change New Data to a Chart
Create a Chart with Multiple Chart Types
7. WORKING WITH PIVOTTABLE REPORTS
PivotTable Basics
A View of the PivotTable Report Fields
Create a PivotTable Report from an Excel List
Change the Layout of a PivotTable
Filter a Field
Change the Calculation of a Data Field
Group PivotTable Data Items
Add Another Data Area Calculation
Add a Calculated Field
Add a Calculated Item
Retrieve a Value from a PivotTable Report
8. CREATING PIVOTCHARTS
Create a PivotChart from an External Database
Change the Layout of a PivotChart
Change the Chart Type of a PivotChart
Filter a PivotChart Field
Group Items in a PivotChart Field
Add a Data Table to a PivotChart
9. AUTOMATING ACTIONS WITH MACROS
An Introduction to Macros
Record a Macro
Run a Macro
Activate the Visual Basic Editor
Create a Macro Using the Visual Basic Editor
Update a Recorded Macro
Set Macro Security
Create a Custom Function
Declare a Variable
Execute a Task a Specific Number of Times
Display a Message Box
Request User Input for a Macro
Assign a Macro to a Menu
Run a Macro As a Workbook Opens
Using an Excel Function in a Macro
10. USING FORMS AND DIALOG BOXES
An Introduction to Forms
The Forms Toolbar
VBA Dialog Box Basics
Add a Form Control to a Worksheet
Specify Values for a Form Control
Customize Form Controls with Macros
Create a Custom Dialog Box
Call a Custom Dialog Box from a Macro
Capture Input from a Custom Dialog Box
Validate Input from a Dialog Box
11. USING THE ANALYSIS TOOLPACK ADD-INS
Install Excel Add-ins
Using the Conditional Sum Wizard
Analysis of Variance for Lists of Values (ANOVA)
Find the Correlation between Two Sets of Data
Determine the Covariance of Two Sets of Data
Calculate Descriptive Statistics
Compare the Variances in Two Groups of Data
Calculate a Moving Average
Determine Rank and Percentile
APPENDIX A: EXCEL KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
APPENDIX B: EXCEL FUNCTION QUICK REFERENCE
Excel Function Quick Reference
APPENDIX C: VBA AND EXCEL EVENTS QUICK REFERENCE
VBA and Excel Events Quick Reference
APPENDIX D: FORMULA BASICS IN EXCEL
Formula Basics in Excel
APPENDIX E: WHAT'S ON THE CD-ROM
What's on the CD-ROM
Using the E-Version of This Book
Wiley Publishing, Inc. End-User License Agreement
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