This book is made up of seven parts, each dealing with a specific topic: managing workbooks and worksheets, working with rows, columns and cells in a table, managing data (entering values, copying, moving, filtering and searching for data), making various calculations with formulas and functions, formatting data and using styles, printing and page setup, and creating drawing objects, diagrams and charts. Each chapter is independent of the others, so that you can choose what to study, and in what order. At the end of the book, you will find the official list of topics tested in the MOS Excel 2003 Core exam, with the references of each corresponding lesson and exercise from the book.

This book is made up of five parts, each dealing with a specific topic: managing Word documents, getting help on Word and using its Research tools, working with text (entering, editing, copying and moving text), document presentation (formatting text and paragraphs, tables, charts, drawing objects, outlines), setting up and printing documents, and other features such as group work and creating and previewing web pages. Each chapter is independent of the others, so that you can choose what to study, and in what order. At the end of the book, you will find the official list of topics tested in the MOS Word 2003 Core exam, including the number of the corresponding lesson and exercise in the book.

Take your Microsoft Excel experience to the next level! This supremely organized reference packs hundreds of timesaving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and handy workarounds for Excel 2003 in concise, fast-answer format.

Learn quickly and efficiently from a true Excel master using the tried and true Special Edition Using formula for success. Here, readers will find information that's undocumented elsewhere--even in Microsoft's own Help systems.

This book is made up of five parts, each dealing with a specific topic: managing data (named ranges, import/export, lists and filters, publishing Web pages, using XML with Excel etc), tools for analysing data (including auditing tools, what-if analysis tools, pivot tables and charts), templates, working in a team (sharing and protecting data), configuring menus, toolbars and default settings, and a basic guide to working with macros. Each chapter is independent of the others, so that you can choose what to study, and in what order. At the end of the book, you will find the official list of topics tested in the MOS Excel 2003 Expert exam. The number of the corresponding lesson and exercise is given next to each topic in the list.

Emphasizes that students learn and master applications skills by being actively engaged - by doing. Prior to introducing steps, this I-Series Applications textbook discusses why the steps students are about to experience are important and what role the steps play in the overall plan for creating a document, workbook or database.