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Learn Excel 2007 through Excel 2010 From MrExcel : Master Pivot Tables, Subtotals, Charts, VLOOKUP, IF, Data Analysis and Much More - 512 Excel Mysteries Solved.
Title:
Learn Excel 2007 through Excel 2010 From MrExcel : Master Pivot Tables, Subtotals, Charts, VLOOKUP, IF, Data Analysis and Much More - 512 Excel Mysteries Solved.
Author:
Jelen, Bill.
ISBN:
9781615472048
Personal Author:
Physical Description:
1 online resource (866 pages)
Contents:
Front Cover -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Dedication -- About the Author -- Foreword -- The Excel Environment -- Find Icons on the Ribbon -- Seriously, I Really Can't Find This -- Where Are My Macros? -- What Happened to Tools, Options? -- Customizing the Ribbon -- Go Wide -- Minimize the Ribbon to Make Excel Feel a Bit More Like Excel 2003 -- Use a Wheel Mouse to Scroll Through The Ribbon Tabs -- Why Do The Charting Ribbon Tabs Keep Disappearing? -- Use Dialog Launchers to Access the Excel 2003 Dialog -- Icon, Dropdowns, and Hybrids -- All Commands Start at the Top (Except for 2 Controls at the Bottom) -- Make Your Most-Used Icons Always Visible -- The Alt Keystrokes Still Work in 2010 (If You Type Them Slowly Enough) -- Use New Keyboard Shortcuts to Access the Ribbon -- Why Do I Have Only 65,536 Rows? -- Which File Format Should I Use? -- Share Files with People Who Are Still Using Excel 97 Through Excel 2003 -- Why Does The File Menu Cover The Entire Screen? -- How Do I Close The File Menu? -- Increase the Number of Workbooks in the Recent Documents List -- I Just Want The Old Print Preview Back -- Change All Print Settings in Excel 2010 -- Use Live Preview -- Get Quick Access to Formatting Options Using the Mini Toolbar -- What Is Protected Mode? -- Use a Trusted Location to Prevent Excel's Constant Warnings -- My Manager Wants Me to Create a New Expense Report from Scratch -- Open a Saved File Whose Name You Cannot Recall -- Open a Copy of a Workbook -- Excel'S Obsession with Security Has Hampered Linked Workbooks -- Use a Workspace to Remember What Workbooks to Open -- Open Excel with Ctrl+Alt+X -- Have Excel Always Open Certain Workbook(s) -- Set up Excel Icons to Open a Specific File on Startup -- Use a Macro to Customize Startup -- Control Settings for Every New Workbook and Worksheet.

Automatically Move the Cell Pointer in a Direction After Entering a Number -- Return to the First Column After Typing the Last Column -- Enter Data in a Circle (Or Any Pattern) -- How to See Headings as You Scroll Around a Report -- How to See Headings and Row Labels as You Scroll Around a Report -- I Navigate by Sliding the Scrollbar and Now the Slider Has Become Tiny -- Jump to the Edge of the Data -- Jump to Next Corner of Selection -- Zoom with the Wheel Mouse -- Copy a Formula to All Data Rows -- Copy the Characters from a Cell ­Instead of Copying an Entire Cell -- A Faster Way To Paste Special -- Hide the Paste Options in Excel 2007 -- Quickly Turn a Range on Its Side -- Quickly Rearrange Rows Or Columns -- Copy Cells from One Worksheet to Many Other Worksheets -- Quickly Copy Worksheets -- Find Text Numbers -- Why Can't Excel Find a Number? -- Mix Formatting In A Single Cell -- Enter a Series of Months, Days, or More by Using the Fill Handle -- Have the Fill Handle Fill Your List of Part Numbers -- Teach Excel to Fill A, B, C -- Use Excel as a Word Processor -- Add Excel to Word -- Use Hyperlinks to Create an Opening Menu for a Workbook -- Arrange Windows to See Two or More Open Workbooks -- Compare Two Worksheets Side by Side -- Spell check a Region -- Stop Excel from AutoCorrecting Certain Words -- Use AutoCorrect to Enable a Shortcut -- Why Won't the Track Changes Feature Work in Excel? -- Translate with Excel -- I am a Lobbyist Writing Policy Papers for the White House -- How to Print Titles at the Top of Each Page -- Print a Letter at the Top of Page 1 and Repeat Headings at the Top of Each Subsequent Page -- How to Print Page Numbers at the Bottom of Each Page -- How to Make a Wide Report Fit to One Page Wide by Many Pages Tall -- Add a Printable Watermark -- Print Multiple Ranges.

Add a Page Break at Each Change in Customer -- Save My Worksheet as a PDF File -- Send an Excel File as an Attachment -- Save Excel Data as a Text File -- Use a Laser Printer to Have Excel Calculate Faster -- Close All Open Workbooks -- I Just Closed an Unsaved Workbook -- Roll Back to an AutoSaved Version -- Have Excel Talk to You -- Enter Special Symbols -- What Do All the Triangles Mean? -- Why does Excel Insert Cell Addresses When I Edit In a RefEdit Box? -- Beware of Excel Starter -- Edit your Excel Workbooks on the Web -- Collaborate in an Excel Workbook -- Embed Your Dashboard in a Blog Post -- Print all Excel Keyboard Shortcuts -- Get Free Excel Help -- CALCULATING WITH EXCEL -- Start a Formula with = or + -- Three Methods of Entering Formulas -- Use Parentheses to Control the Order of Calculations -- Long Formulas in the Formula Bar -- Copy a Formula That Contains Relative References -- Copy a Formula While Keeping One Reference Fixed -- Create a Multiplication Table -- Calculate a Sales Commission -- Simplify the Entry of Dollar Signs in Formulas -- Learn R1C1 Referencing to Understand Formula Copying -- Create Easier-to-Understand Formulas with Named Ranges -- Use Named Constants to Store Numbers -- Total Without Using a Formula -- Add or Multiply Two Columns Without Using Formulas -- Join Two Text Columns -- Join Text with a Date or Currency -- Sort on One Portion of an Account ID -- How to Isolate the Center Portion of an Account ID -- How to Isolate Everything Before a Dash in a Column by Using Functions -- How to Use Functions to Isolate Everything After a Dash in a Column -- How to Use Functions to Isolate Everything After the Second Dash in a Column -- How to Separate a Part Number into Three Columns -- Excel Is Randomly Parsing Pasted Data -- I Lose Leading Zeroes From CSV Files.

Open CSV File With Dates in D/M/Y Format -- Parse Data With Leader Lines -- Parse Multi-Line Cells -- Change Smith, Jane to Jane Smith -- Convert Numbers to Text -- Fill a Cell with Repeating Characters -- CLEAN Hasn't Kept Up With The Times -- Add the Worksheet Name as a Title -- Use AutoSum to Quickly Enter a Total Formula -- AutoSum Doesn't Always Predict My Data Correctly -- Use the AutoSum Button to Enter Averages, Min, Max, and Count -- Ditto The Formula Above -- The Count Option of the AutoSum Dropdown Doesn't Appear to Work -- Total the Red Cells -- Automatically Number a List of Employees -- Discover New Functions Using the fx Button -- Get Help on Any Function While Entering a Formula -- Yes, Formula Autocomplete Is Cool, if You Can Stop Entering the Opening Parentheses -- Use F9 in the Formula Bar to Test a Formula -- Quick Calculator -- When Entering a Formula, You Get the Formula Instead of the Result -- You Change a Cell in Excel but the Formulas Do Not Calculate -- Calculate One Range -- Why Use the Intersection Operator? -- Find the Longest Win Streak -- Add B5 On All Worksheets -- Consider Formula Speed -- Exact Formula Copy -- Calculate a Loan Payment -- Calculate Many Scenarios for Loan Payments -- Back into an Answer Using Goal Seek -- Create an Amortization Table -- Do 40 What-if Analyses Quickly -- What-If For 3 Or More Variables -- Rank Scores -- Rank a List Without Ties -- Sorting with a Formula -- Round Numbers -- Round to the Nearest 0.05 with MROUND -- Round Prices to the Next Highest 5 -- Round 0.5 towards Even Per ASTM-E29 -- Separate the Integer From the Decimals -- Why Is This Price Showing 27.85000001 Cents? -- Calculate a Percentage of Total -- Calculate a Running Percentage of Total -- Use the ^ Sign for Exponents -- Raise a Number to a Fraction to Find the Square or Third Root.

Calculate a Growth Rate -- Find the Area of a Circle -- Figure Out Lottery Probability -- Help Your Kids with Their Math -- Convert Units -- Match Web Colors with HEX2DEC -- Find the Second Largest Value -- Format Every Other Row in Green -- Use IF to Calculate a Bonus -- IF with Two Conditions -- Tiered Commission Plan with IF -- Display Up/Down Arrows -- Stop Showing Zeroes in Cell Links -- Calculate Sales Over Quota -- Count Records That Match a Criterion -- Build a Table That Will Count by Criteria -- Sum Records That Match a Criterion -- Can the Results of a Formula Be Used in SUMIF? -- Calculate Based on Multiple Conditions -- Avoid Errors Using IFERROR -- Multiple Conditions Using SUMPRODUCT -- Use VLOOKUP to Join Two Tables -- Every VLOOKUP Ends in False -- Lookup Table Does Not Have to Be Sorted -- Beware of #N/A from VLOOKUP -- Add New Items to the Middle Of Your Lookup Table -- Consider Naming the Lookup Table -- Remove Leading and Trailing Spaces -- Your Lookup Table Can Go Across -- Copy a VLOOKUP Across Many Columns -- INDEX Sounds Like AN Inane Function -- You Already Know MATCH, Really! -- INDEX Sounds Like an Inane Function - II -- VLOOKUP Left -- Fast Multi-Column VLOOKUP -- Return the Next Larger Value in a LOOKUP -- Two-Way Lookup -- Combine Formulas into a Mega-Formula -- Combine Two Lists Using VLOOKUP -- Watch for Duplicates When Using VLOOKUP -- Return the Last Entry -- Return the Last Matching Value -- Sum All of the LOOKUPs -- Embed a Small Lookup Table In Formula -- I Don't Want to Use a Lookup Table to Choose One of Five Choices -- Lookup Two Values -- Add Comments to a Formula -- Create Random Numbers -- Randomly Sequence a List -- Play Dice Games with Excel -- Generate Random Without Repeats -- Calculate a Moving Average -- Calculate a Trendline Forecast -- Build a Model to Predict Sales Based on Multiple Regression.

Measure the Accuracy of a Sales Forecast.
Abstract:
Updating the previous edition's tips to make them compatible with Excel 2010, and featuring tips that are only available in Excel 2010, this new edition of Mr. Excel's popular software guide even incorporates suggestions sent in by readers. Each featured topic has a problem statement and description, followed by a broad strategy for solving the problem. Mr. Excel then walks readers through the specific steps to solve the issue. Alternate strategies are also provided, along with common “gotchas" that trip users up, leaving readers with not only answers to their specific dilemmas but also new and quicker ways to use formulas and spreadsheets.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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