I Will Teach You Excel: Master Excel, surpass your co-workers, and impress your boss!
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (769 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01DVS095I |
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| Number of Pages | : | 594 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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Angela Shaw said Amazingly helpful for practical everyday applications. Trying to figure out Excel as a beginner is a pain. Not really knowing the terms an lingo, or what does what,it can be pretty frustrating. Then I found this little gem. It is easy to follow and understand with some actual examples of applications that helped me to grasp the concepts and feel excited to learn more.. Good for beginners L. Myers I recommended this book to my coworkers for basic excel usage. I find it's missing some things I wanted to learn more about in depth such as pivot tables: how to add a column that provides a percentage of the numbers in the table and how to use slicers. I also wanted some information on macros but that subject pro. HE WILL TEACH YOU EXCEL Nannette Lombard This is a really good book. I teach Microsoft Excel and have read a lot of books on Excel that seem to be written just for the money since the information is usually hard to understand for a beginning Excel Student with information that doesn't make much sense. Mr. Villar's book DOES make sense with the informatio
When I was fresh out of college and working my first accounting job my manager asked me to complete a project that involved using VLOOKUPS. For most people this could mean tens of thousands of dollars over just a few years, and this doesn’t even factor in lost promotions and job offers. What I can definitely say is that Excel has earned me more opportunities to prove myself to management than waiting for opportunities to materialize on their own.That’s why I decided to write this book. I eventually managed to learn what I needed, after a lot of time and energy.I’ve climbed the ladder and worn many hats since then. I turned to a college buddy for help; Google. I can’t say that the opportunities I’ve earned in my career are solely due to my increasing Excel proficiency. Ever get passed up for a promotion or pay increase and wonder, “why didn’t I get it”? Ever wonder if your skills are good enough to compete in today’s crowded job market? You work hard, go above and beyond and still can’t seem to get noticed. Can you afford to leave so much on the table as a result of maintaining the s