Microsoft Excel 2016 In 90 Pages
by Beth Brown
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*Includes tear-out QUICK REFERENCE with step-by-step instructions
MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 IN 90 PAGES guides you through the process of creating spreadsheets. With step-by-step instructions, screenshots, and tables detailing Excel commands and features, you will be immediately on track to analyzing data. Look inside to learn how to:
- Create and format a spreadsheet using practices that optimize data analysis.
- Ensure accurate data with data validation and Excel’s AutoComplete, AutoCorrect, Auto Fill, and spelling checker features.
- Produce the most impact through conditional formatting and sparklines.
- Organize related data into tables that sort, filter, use slicers, have a totals row, and use calculated columns to analyze data.
- Visualize data relationships through charts, including pie, line, bar, treemap, waterfall, and stock charts.
- Use formulas and functions to generate new information.
- Perform What-If? analysis with scenarios, goal seek, and data tables.
- Generate PivotTable and PivotChart reports for tables and Data Models.
- Create Data Models by defining relationships between tables.
- Work more effectively by using multiple sheets, inserting cell comments, creating macros, and designing custom templates.
- Learn how to protect worksheet data and work collaboratively.
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