Using Microsoft Office professional for Windows 95 and Windows NT : special edition using Excel for Windows 95 🔍
Person, Ron, 1948- Que Corporation, Special edition., Indianapolis, United States, 1995
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Covers every feature of the newest version of Excel and discusses time-saving shortcuts, creating charts and maps, customizing menus, designing and manipulating lists and databases, and integrating Excel with other applications
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Using Excel for Windows 95 (Using ... (Que))
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written by Ron Person
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Indianapolis, IN: Que Corp.
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Alpha Books
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Que Pub
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Hayden
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Special ed., Indianapolis, IN, Indiana, 1995
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United States, United States of America
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Special, Subsequent, PS, 1995
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[curator]paul.n@archive.org[/curator][date]20110406224114[/date][state]approved[/state]
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"Based on version 7 of Excel"--T.p. verso.
"Includes Windows 95 upgrader's guide tear-out card"--P. [4] of cover.
Includes index.
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Based on version 7 of Excel.
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topic: Microsoft Excel (Computer file); Business; Electronic spreadsheets
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Type: 英文图书
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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Introduction
2. (p2) Everyday Worksheet Tasks
2.1. (p3) 1 Spreadsheet Power in Excel for Windows 95
2.2. (p4) 2 Getting Around in Excel and Windows
2.3. (p5) 3 Navigating and Selecting in a Workbook
2.4. (p6) 4 Entering and Editing Data
2.5. (p7) 5 Formatting Worksheets
2.6. (p8) 6 Working with Formulas
2.7. (p9) 7 Using Functions
2.8. (p10) 8 Moving or Copying Data and Formulas
2.9. (p11) 9 Reorganizing Workbooks and Sheets
2.10. (p12) 10 Managing Files
2.11. (p13) 11 Creating Templates and Controlling Excel's Startup
2.12. (p14) 12 Printing Worksheets
3. (p15) Creating and Formatting Charts
3.1. (p16) 13 Creating Charts
3.2. (p17) 14 Modifying Charts
3.3. (p18) 15 Formatting Charts
3.4. (p19) 16 Building Complex Charts
3.5. (p20) 17 Using Maps to Analyze Data
4. (p21) Optimizing Excel
4.1. (p22) 18 Managing the Worksheet Display
4.2. (p23) 19 Adding Graphics Elements to Sheets
4.3. (p24) 20 Outlining Worksheets
4.4. (p25) 21 Creating Automatic Subtotals
4.5. (p26) 22 Taking Advantage of Excel's Add-Ins
5. (p27) Analyzing the Worksheet
5.1. (p28) 23 Manipulating and Analyzing Data
5.2. (p29) 24 Building Forms with Controls
5.3. (p30) 25 Using the Power of Pivot Tables
5.4. (p31) 26 Analyzing and Reporting with Pivot Tables
5.5. (p32) 27 Linking, Embedding, and Consolidating Worksheets
5.6. (p33) 28 Auditing Workbooks and Worksheets
5.7. (p34) 29 Solving with Goal Seeking and Solver
5.8. (p35) 30 Testing Multiple Solutions with Scenarios
5.9. (p36) 31 Using the Analysis ToolPak
6. (p37) Managing Lists or Databases
6.1. (p38) 32 Designing a List or Database
6.2. (p39) 33 Entering Data in a List or Database
6.3. (p40) 34 Entering Data with the Template Wizard
6.4. (p41) 35 Sorting Data
6.5. (p42) 36 Finding, Filtering, and Editing Lists and Databases
6.6. (p43) 37 Working with Filtered Data
6.7. (p44) 38 Retrieving Data from External Databases
7. (p45) Using Excel with Office and Networks
7.1. (p46) 39 Using Excel with Office Applications
7.2. (p47) 40 Working with a Group of People
7.3. (p48) 41 Using Excel with DOS and Mainframe Applications
8. (p49) Customizing and Automating Excel
8.1. (p50) 42 Customizing the Excel Screen
8.2. (p51) 43 Creating Custom Toolbars and Menus
8.3. (p52) 44 Introducing Visual Basic for Applications
9. (p53) Index of Common Problems
10. (p54) Index
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theme: Microsoft Excel (Computer file); Business; Electronic spreadsheets
Alternative description
Written By Ron Person. Based On Version 7 Of Excel--t.p. Verso. Includes Windows 95 Upgrader's Guide Tear-out Card--p. [4] Of Cover. Includes Index.
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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