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Introduction to Excel 2004

ISBN: 9780131464704 | 0131464701
Edition: 3rd
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2006

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SummaryTable of Contents
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Microsoft Excel Basics
1(41)
Introduction to Worksheets
1(1)
How to Use This Book
... MORE2(1)
Typographic Conventions Used in this Book
2(1)
Selection with the Mouse
2(1)
Multiple Selections
3(1)
Multiple Keystrokes
3(1)
Literal Expressions
3(1)
Key Terms
3(1)
Understanding the Excel 2003 Screen
3(9)
Title Bar
4(1)
Menu Bar
5(1)
Toolbars
5(1)
Customizing Toolbars
6(1)
Formula Bar
6(2)
Task Pane
8(2)
Workbook Window
10(1)
Sheet Tabs
10(2)
Scrollbars
12(1)
Status Bar
12(1)
Getting Help
12(6)
Choosing from the Table of Contents
13(1)
Searching the Help System
14(2)
Using the Office Assistant
16(1)
Learning from the Tip of the Day
16(1)
Accessing Help from the Worldwide Web
17(1)
Manipulating Windows
18(1)
Minimize Control Button
18(1)
Restore/Maximize
19(1)
Close Control Button
19(1)
Creating and Saving Worksheets and Workbooks
19(5)
Creating a New Workbook
19(1)
Opening an Existing Workbook
20(1)
Creating a New Worksheet
20(1)
Introduction to Templates
21(1)
Opening Workbooks with Macros
21(2)
Saving Documents
23(1)
The AutoRecover Feature
23(1)
Naming Documents
24(1)
Moving Around a Worksheet
24(4)
Movement by Using the Keyboard
25(1)
Movement by Using the Mouse
26(1)
Movement by Using the Go To Dialog Box
26(2)
Selecting a Region
28(2)
Selection by Using Cell References
28(1)
Selection by Using the Mouse
28(1)
Selection by Using the Keyboard
29(1)
Cutting, Moving, Copying, and Pasting
30(2)
Cutting a Region
30(1)
Moving a Region
31(1)
Copying a Region
31(1)
Inserting and Deleting Cells
32(1)
Deleting Cells
32(1)
Clearing Cells
33(1)
Inserting Cells
33(1)
Shortcut Keys
33(1)
Finding and Correcting Mistakes
34(2)
Undoing Mistakes
34(1)
Checking Spelling
35(1)
The AutoCorrect Feature
35(1)
Printing
36(6)
Setting the Print Area
36(1)
Previewing a Worksheet
36(2)
Printing a Worksheet
38(4)
Entering and Formatting Data
42(37)
Introduction to Entering and Formatting Data
42(1)
Entering Data
43(6)
Entering Numeric Data
43(3)
Entering Text Data
46(1)
Entering Date and Time Data
47(2)
Using Fill Handles
49(4)
Using the Fill Handle with the Left Mouse Button to Copy Cells
49(1)
Using the Fill Handle with the Left Mouse Button-More Copy Options
50(1)
Creating a Linear Series with a Non-Unity Increment
50(1)
Using the Fill Handle with the Right Mouse Button for Additional Options
51(2)
Formatting for Appearance
53(9)
Changing the Appearance of Cells
53(6)
Changing the Appearance of Columns and Rows
59(2)
Changing the Appearance of Entire Worksheets
61(1)
Formatting Tables
62(7)
Table Autoformats
62(1)
Sorting Tables
62(7)
Conditional Formatting
69(10)
Formulas and Functions
79(37)
Introduction
79(1)
Referencing Cells and Cell Ranges
80(3)
Cell References
80(1)
Referencing a Range of Cells
81(1)
Naming a Cell or Range of Cells
81(2)
Creating and Using Formulas
83(2)
Formula Syntax
83(1)
Arithmetic Operators and Operator Precedence
84(1)
Using Excel's Built-In Functions
85(12)
Examples of Statistical Functions
89(1)
Examples of Trigonometric Functions
90(2)
Example of Matrix Operations
92(3)
Examples of Financial Functions
95(2)
Absolute and Relative Cell References
97(3)
Excel Error Messages
100(1)
Debugging Excel Worksheets
100(3)
Debugging by Using Cell Selection
100(3)
Debugging by Using Tracing
103(1)
Using Macros to Automate Computations
103(13)
Recording a Macro
104(1)
Executing a Macro
105(1)
Editing a Macro
105(11)
Working with Charts
116(52)
Introduction
116(1)
Using the Chart Wizard to Create a Chart
117(9)
Creating an XY Scatter Chart
117(5)
Creating a Line Chart
122(4)
Creating a Chart by Using a Shortcut Key
126(2)
Formatting Charts
128(16)
Formatting Markers and Lines
129(1)
Chart Title and Labels
130(3)
Formatting the Plot Area
133(1)
Formatting Axes
133(4)
Formatting the Legend
137(3)
Formatting Gridlines
140(2)
Annotating a Chart
142(1)
Changing Chart Types
143(1)
Previewing and Printing Charts
144(2)
Adding Data to Charts
146(10)
Adding Data to an Existing Series
146(4)
Adding a Data Series to an XY Scatter Chart
150(6)
Charting Features Useful to Engineers
156(12)
Adding a Trendline to a Chart
156(2)
Adding Error Bars to a Chart
158(1)
Using a Log Scale Axis
158(1)
Using Secondary Axes
159(9)
Performing Data Analysis
168(42)
Introduction
168(1)
Using the Analysis Toolpak
169(1)
Creating a Histogram
169(6)
Providing Descriptive Statistics
175(4)
Computing a Correlation
179(3)
Performing a Linear Regression
182(3)
Trend Analysis
185(10)
Trend Analysis with Data Series
186(2)
Trend-Analysis Functions
188(2)
Trend Analysis for Charts
190(5)
Using the Goal Seeker
195(2)
Using Solver for Optimization Problems
197(13)
Introduction to Microsoft Excel Solver
197(1)
Setting Up an Optimization Problem in Excel
198(1)
Linear Optimization Example
199(4)
Nonlinear Optimization Example
203(7)
Database Management Within Excel
210(14)
Introduction
210(1)
Database Terminology
211(1)
Creating Databases
211(1)
Entering Data
212(1)
Sorting a Database
213(1)
Searching and Filtering
214(10)
Filtering with the Data Entry Form
214(1)
Using the AutoFilter Function
215(1)
Using the Custom AutoFilter
215(2)
Using Wild-Card Characters
217(1)
Using the Advanced Filter Function
218(1)
Logic within Rows
219(1)
Logic between Rows
219(5)
Collaborating with Other Engineers
224(25)
The Collaborative Design Process
224(1)
Microsoft Excel and Collaboration
225(1)
Tracking Changes
225(3)
Highlighting Changes
225(1)
Creating an Identity
226(1)
Incorporating or Rejecting Revisions
227(1)
Adding Comments to a Document
228(1)
Maintaining Shared Workbooks
229(4)
Sharing a Workbook
229(1)
Keeping a Change History
230(1)
Timed Updates
230(1)
Managing Conflicts
231(1)
Personal Views
231(1)
Merging Workbooks
231(1)
Viewing the History of Changes
232(1)
Restrictions for Shared Workbooks
232(1)
Password Protection
233(2)
Open Protection
233(1)
Write Protection
234(1)
Sheet Protection
234(1)
Importing and Exporting Data from External File Formats
235(14)
Importing by Using the File Open Option
236(1)
Importing Text Data by Using the Text Import Wizard
237(12)
Excel and the Worldwide Web
249(12)
Engineering and the Internet
249(1)
Accessing the Worldwide Web from within Excel
250(1)
Websites Related to Microsoft Excel
251(1)
Retrieving Data by Using a Web Query
252(2)
Accessing Excel Files on the Web
254(1)
Creating Hyperlinks within a Worksheet
255(2)
Converting a Worksheet to a Web Page
257(4)
Appendix A261(2)
Index263

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