Microsoft Excel Version 2002 Inside Out
Craig Stinson · 2001
From the Publisher: MICROSOFT EXCEL Version 2002 INSIDE OUT is the foremost reference to Excel version 2002 for PC super users. Complete in one volume, this book provides a thorough overview of the most-used features and functions of Microsofts popular spreadsheet program. The book provides the information advanced users really need. It delivers comprehensive information about each major Excel tool and task, including using worksheets, analyzing data, interfacing with other applications, using charts, creating databases and managing lists, and more. The book also shows how to create macros, use custom functions, and master Excel by using the Microsoft Visual Basic® development system. Throughout the book youll find a wealth of timesaving Excel tips and tricks, troubleshooting techniques, and indexes, plus a CD-ROM that holds an electronic version of the books text, handy Web links, sample macros and code, tutorials, utilities and additional third party software. This is the authoritative handbook youll keep by your computer and use whenever youre stuck or stumped! Key Book Benefits: Comprehensiveprovides the ideal technically-advanced overview of Excel version 2002 and its features and functions, plus in-depth information about all major Excel version 2002 tools Accessibleincludes a quick-reference for each chapter, a master table of contents, an extensive cross-referenced index, hundreds of screenshots, and other easy navigation features Cleardelivers real-world examples, timesaving tips and tricks, troubleshooting techniques, plus a CD-ROM full of handy tools, valuable third party software and extensive utilities About the Author(s): A former senior technical writer for the Microsoft Office User Assistance group, Mark Dodge has been the coauthor of four editions of Running Microsoft Excel. He was also technical editor for over a dozen books on Microsoft applications. He has been honored with six awards from the Society for Technical Communication. An industry journalist since 1981, Craig Stinson is a contributing editor of PC Magazine and author of the several editions of the best-selling Running Microsoft Windows®. In addition to being a coauthor on Running Microsoft Excel, he is the coauthor of Running Microsoft Windows NT® Workstation, Version 4. He has also written music reviews for such well-known publications as Billboard, the Boston Globe, and the Christian Science Monitor.