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Learn to use EXCEL for Engineering and Science analysis! Using an informal, conversational writing style, Bloch leads you from spreadsheet basics through robust applications of EXCEL in engineering and science - including using EXCEL in the lab! You will learn innovative techniques for setting up spreadsheets, solving problems, and analyzing data over ranges of values. With the enclosed CD you can also link to EXCEL resources on the Web, and stay current on text updates. Key Features of the Text * Includes numerous screen shots throughout the book to visually reinforce the discussion. * Offers useful pointers for constructing effective spreadsheets. * Includes "Tips, techniques, and tricks" for EXCEL in engineering and scientific applications. * Provides an extensive discussion and step-by-step examples of the Analysis ToolPak, one of the best kept secrets of EXCEL. * Demonstrates how to use EXCEL to import, export, and analyze experimental data in the lab. * Contains example worksheets for each chapter on the enclosed CD-ROM. Explore and edit these worksheets to gain a 'hands on' learning experience. * Provides Internet links to other useful EXCEL resources. * Comes with a Web sit
- Author
- Bloch, S. C. (Sylvan Charles)
- Publisher
- J. Wiley and Sons
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780471321699
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Engineering, Science
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