How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office Excel 2003

by Guy Hart-Davis, Katie Conley (Editor)

Overview

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Here is the ideal resource for anyone who wants to get the most out of all the new and enhanced features Excel has to offer. Learn the best methods for formatting, printing, and sharing worksheets, adding graphics, importing and exporting data to and from the Web—and much more.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780072230710
Publisher:	McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date:	09/18/2003
Series:	How to Do Everything Series
Pages:	448
Product dimensions:	7.40(w) x 9.20(h) x 0.86(d)

About the Author

Kate J. Chase (Marshfield, VT) is an author, journalist, and online technical support consultant who has written, contributed to, or edited more than a dozen PC reference books, including PC Disaster and Recovery (Sybex, Christmas 2002) and Instant E-Commerce! (Sybex, 2001), as well as Windows XP Power Tools (Sybex, 2002), Office XP Complete (Sybex, 2002), Microsoft Office 2000 Troubleshooting and Problem Solving (Course Technology, 2000), and The IRQ Book (McGraw-Hill, 1999).Kate has been an active participant in Microsoft’s Office beta program and has been using the Office 11 beta since November. Her work has appeared on Microsoft.com’s Office Web site as well on the Microsoft Network, America Online and ZDnet in addition to her books in print.

Table of Contents

Part I: Get Started with Excel and Create Worksheets

1: Get Started with Excel

2: Configure Excel to Suit Your Working Needs

3: Create Spreadsheets and Enter Data

4: Format Worksheets for Best Effect

5: Add Graphics and Drawings to Worksheets

6: Check, Lay Out, and Print Worksheets
Part II: Calculate, Manipulate, and Analyze Data

7: Perform Calculations with Functions

8: Create Formulas to Perform Custom Calculations

9: Organize Data with Excel Databases

10: Outline and Consolidate Worksheets

11: Analyze Data Using PivotTables and PivotCharts

12: Solve Problems by Performing What-If Analysis
Part III: Share, Publish, and Present Data

13: Create Effective Charts to Present Data Visually

14: Share Workbooks and Collaborate with Colleagues

15: Using Excel’s Web Capabilities

16: Use Excel with the Other Office Applications
Part IV: Customize and Automate Excel

17: Customize Excel’s Interface

18: Use Macros to Automate Tasks

Appendix: Keyboard Shortcuts