Microsoft Excel 2002 Formulas (With CD-ROM)

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Product Details

• Media: Paperback
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (15 August, 2001)
• ISBN: 076454800X
• Average Customer Review: Based on 8 reviews.
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: 1,059
  

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Customer Reviews

Well Worth The Investment

You will earn back your investment in this book many times over. It is full of easy to use and understand examples which can be applied to many different situations.
It will raise you to an EXCEL Guru level in no time.


Comprehensive but still user-friendly

If you were to have only one Excel book in your library, this would be it! I have been using Excel for years, and have learned more from this book that anywhere else. Walkenbach takes the reader from the basics of using formulas all to way to some ultra-advanced formula usage. Most likely, if Excel can do it with a formula, this book will teach show you how. This is a *must have* book for anyone who uses Excel on a regular basis.

For those who want to become a serious Excel power user, I recommend "Excel 2002 Power Programming with VBA" by the same author. While this book contains some overlapping material, it quickly moves on to teach you how to do some pretty exciting stuff.


A wonderful reference

I found the book to be well layed out and a great reference. I am converting lotus spreadsheets to excel and this book has saved me hours of digging in the Excel help files.

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