Excel 2003 Beginner's Guide

Author: Xu Jianping Zhu Ping
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book takes examples as the main thread, carefully designed and arranged, using appropriate examples, simple language, and easy-to-accept layout to explain the use of Excel 2003 in an accessible way. Chapter 1 briefly introduces the functions and basic concepts of Excel 2003; Chapters 2 to 8 introduce methods for creating, editing, beautifying, and managing spreadsheets in Excel 2003, using formulas and functions, graphics, and artistic text in workbooks, as well as operations like data filtering, categorization, and listing, with examples such as creating salary tables, sales tables, dynamic grade tables, household income and expense tables, personal resumes, and customer information tables. Chapter 9 covers data analysis and management operations such as pivot tables and what-if analysis. Chapters 10 and 11 discuss how to use charts and Excel 2003 tips. Chapter 12 explains the application of Excel 2003 in financial affairs. This book can not only serve as a guide for office workers and computer enthusiasts to learn and reference but also as a reference for professionals in secretarial and accounting fields.