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Excel 97 Annoyances by Woody Leonhard; Timothy-James Lee; Woody Leonhard is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Excel 97 Annoyances about?
First, the good Microsoft Excel is a very powerful and popular spreadsheet program that has been around for quite some time. And this newest version, which ships with Office 97, is very robust and contains some great new features, including a 32,000 character limit per cell, support for the new IntelliMouse (which provides for better spreadsheet navigation), and reliable pivot tables.Now the bad Excel is annoying. Often, the reason is that Excel is so feature-rich that it's hard to know how to access or use particular features efficiently. Since an Excel 97 worksheet supports 65,536 rows, how do you easily navigate from cell A1 to cell E6990, for instance? And how can you take advantage of Excel's powerful features when they're buried so deep in the Excel interface that you don't even know they're there? Excel 97 Annoyances steps the reader through all of these and many other annoyances, showing how to eliminate them so the user can accomplish tasks easily and efficiently with Excel in order to get some real work done. Some of the topics covered in the book This book also introduces users to Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), illustrates how to use the VBA/Excel Editor, and shows
- Author
- Woody Leonhard; Timothy-James Lee; Woody Leonhard
- Publisher
- Oreilly & Associates Inc
- Published
- 1997
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781565923096
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Business
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