Written concisely and in plain English, this book gets quickly to the basics of using Excel, emphasizing the tasks that beginning spreadsheet users will find most valuable. The beginning of each chapter has an easy-to-follow capsule summary of how to do the most important Excel tasks.

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Unparalleled in its depth and breadth, this may be the only book on Excel many users need to buy. Comprehensive tutorials cover Microsoft Excel inside and out, to help users understand and master Excel's powerful features, functions, and commands. Clear, step-by-step instructions, dozens of examples, great screen illustrations, detailed reference information, and effective shortcuts guide users every step of the way. (Microsoft Press)

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