On-the-go Reference: Excel Data Processing

Author: Editorial Board of the Series
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: How to prompt Excel before entering information? How to print paginated data after subtotaling? How to use the COUNT function to count the number of examinees? How to use macros to grade student scores? How to set a password for opening files? These are the computer-related questions we often encounter in daily life, which are all included and explained in this book. Carefully selected with over 300 typical examples, it helps you handle daily data processing tasks with ease and fully unlock the potential of Excel. This book comprehensively introduces the data processing methods and techniques of Excel 2003, including data entry, data formatting, data filtering and sorting, function and formula processing, data programming, data charting, comprehensive data processing, data protection, and printing output. The cases are typical, steps are clear, and the language is concise, making it suitable for readers who have a certain foundation in Excel operations and wish to improve their Excel application skills and data processing efficiency. This book also holds high reference value for computer office personnel, financial management personnel, and other Office users.