Excel 2007 Just the Steps For Dummies

by Diane Koers

Completely updated to reflect the many changes in the latest release of Excel, this helpful book presents readers with concise instructions for carrying out common Excel 2007 tasks An easy-to-navigate design features a two-column layout and is packed with step-by-step directions and illustrations that incorporate the notable changes to Excel 2007 Readers can pick the task, find it fast, and get it done quickly, all while gaining a clear understanding of Excel 2007 enhancements, such as a new user interface, improved charting and PivotTable capabilities, and better data exchange with XML

Genres: Nonfiction

240 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Delia Turner · Rating 3 out of 5]

I've used Excel for years. It seems to me there are word processor people, and there are spreadsheet people, and whichever one you are, you force your preferred mode to do everything.

This little book is really a reference, rather than a self-teaching course; it has all the steps for most processes you might want to do. It seems quixotic that I decided to read it cover to cover, but I was determined to figure out what Excel could do for me.

As a result, I have created a spreadsheet (and a pivot table, and some graphics) for the expense tracking I've been doing. I'll still tend to use Word tables for most of my spreadsheet needs, though, because I'm a word processor person.