Excel Made Easy: The Ultimate Crash Course to Master Excel Without Getting Overwhelmed – Secret Winning Formulas to Stan
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Price: $16.87 - $16.03 (as of Aug 14, 2024 23:39:12 UTC – Details)
By: Max Clark (Author)
Do you use Excel at work but feel like you’re…
Reviews
Amanda Lynn –
Learning Excel
Excel can be a great software if you know how to use the various functions that are built into it. This book will teach you how to use things like a pivot table, filtering data, importing data, graph, charts and even macros. I am still trying to learn all about macros. This book has a lot of great information for anyone who is wanting to learn more about excel.
Jo –
How to go beginner to professional with excel 2022
In today’s world of employment were all expected to know excel. But some of us feel a bit lost and have trouble keeping up to pace which creates a feeling of job insecurity . No more worries with this book you’ll soon be able to learn excel. This book is written in a manner that’s simplified so even a person that’s not used excel before can soon learn excel. You’ll even learn tips and tricks to help you master excel
Lisa McQueen –
Master Excel
I think this book was easy for me because I already have some exposure to Excel. My new position at work will have me inputting and managing lots of data. My challenge is creating charts, spreadsheets and and presentations for monthly meetings. I feel more confident with using formulas and functions after using this guide. Excel has definitely evolved a lot over the years. This book will get you up to speed.
P. Drucker –
Book is Helpful
Sent this to our granddaughter. She has found it to be helpful.
Jonathan Buth –
Excel Update
Great reference tool
Amazonian –
I Gave Up On Excel Until I Found This Book
So many times I’ve tried to figure out Excel on my own without much success. I had no idea there was something out there that could offer me this much guidance. This book is short enough to where I didn’t have to invest a week into reading it, and detailed enough to where it addressed all of my unanswered questions about Excel.Kudos to the author for making this book so comprehensive. One of my biggest pet peeves is tech-talk that I can’t understand. Not a problem with Excel Made Easy. As a side note- they really do mean easy. Thanks for that.
Amanda Lynn –
Learning Excel
Excel can be a great software if you know how to use the various functions that are built into it. This book will teach you how to use things like a pivot table, filtering data, importing data, graph, charts and even macros. I am still trying to learn all about macros. This book has a lot of great information for anyone who is wanting to learn more about excel.
Jo –
How to go beginner to professional with excel 2022
In today’s world of employment were all expected to know excel. But some of us feel a bit lost and have trouble keeping up to pace which creates a feeling of job insecurity . No more worries with this book you’ll soon be able to learn excel. This book is written in a manner that’s simplified so even a person that’s not used excel before can soon learn excel. You’ll even learn tips and tricks to help you master excel
Lisa McQueen –
Master Excel
I think this book was easy for me because I already have some exposure to Excel. My new position at work will have me inputting and managing lots of data. My challenge is creating charts, spreadsheets and and presentations for monthly meetings. I feel more confident with using formulas and functions after using this guide. Excel has definitely evolved a lot over the years. This book will get you up to speed.
P. Drucker –
Book is Helpful
Sent this to our granddaughter. She has found it to be helpful.
Jonathan Buth –
Excel Update
Great reference tool
Amazonian –
I Gave Up On Excel Until I Found This Book
So many times I’ve tried to figure out Excel on my own without much success. I had no idea there was something out there that could offer me this much guidance. This book is short enough to where I didn’t have to invest a week into reading it, and detailed enough to where it addressed all of my unanswered questions about Excel.Kudos to the author for making this book so comprehensive. One of my biggest pet peeves is tech-talk that I can’t understand. Not a problem with Excel Made Easy. As a side note- they really do mean easy. Thanks for that.