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Microsoft Excel Basic Formulae
Learn key formulae to perform simple data analysis
This book takes you right back to formula basics; exactly what a formula is, how to create one and how to use them to perform basic analysis within Excel.
You'll learn about using functions in your formulas, a useful Excel feature which is designed to make your life easier, from simple addition, through to statistical analysis, criteria-based calculations and how to look-up information. It will give you the basic calculation tools you need in order to present and make sense of a spreadsheet in a quick easy way.
This book takes you right back to formula basics; exactly what a formula is, how to create one and how to use them to perform basic analysis within Excel.
You'll learn about using functions in your formulas, a useful Excel feature which is designed to make your life easier, from simple addition, through to statistical analysis, criteria-based calculations and how to look-up information. It will give you the basic calculation tools you need in order to present and make sense of a spreadsheet in a quick easy way.
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Published December 22, 2015
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February 14, 2018
As I started reading this book, I realized I already knew the formulae covered in it a long time ago.
But it isn't often that you see a 'how-to' book that reflects a great effort into its making. From the clear language and formatting, to appropriate images of tables in Excel, to colour coded components of the table, for easy understanding of readers; this book really sets an example of how books can, and should be. Nice work, Diane!
But it isn't often that you see a 'how-to' book that reflects a great effort into its making. From the clear language and formatting, to appropriate images of tables in Excel, to colour coded components of the table, for easy understanding of readers; this book really sets an example of how books can, and should be. Nice work, Diane!
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