[eBook] Free - EXCEL 2019: A Beginner’s Guide to Learn and Understand The Basics of Excel @ Amazon AU/US

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In this book you will get to know about:

• What is Excel 2019?
• Getting Started with excel 2019
• Difference between a Worksheets And a Workbook
• Entering Data in your Worksheet
• Editing Worksheet Data
• Excel Files and Templates
• How to use Excel Templates
• Functions and Formulas
• How to use Functions and Formulas in Excel
• Formulas for Common Mathematical Operations

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  Homr on 06/11/2020 - 22:26

  will this teach macros?

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    Munki on 07/11/2020 - 00:21

    Looking at the list of topics, not likely.

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      Homr on 07/11/2020 - 08:23

      -1

      oh ok, so i guess macros is not classified as "beginner" then

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    COVID-19 on 07/11/2020 - 08:21

    Try Youtube. Heaps of content.

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      RogerLoger on 07/11/2020 - 10:01

      +1

      True but that may not suit everybody. I prefer not to have to pause videos while thinking about different ways to use what is being taught. My learning came from sitting down with a very thick 'how-to' book that contained a lot of exercises. Initially it looks daunting but work one chapter at a time, you do get there. Fill the gaps in understanding from websites. For example, Ozgrid has some good Excel resources
      https://www.ozgrid.com/freebies
      The VBA-related are of that site:
      https://www.ozgrid.com/freebies/index-excel-vba-freebies

      There are many teaching and help sites on the web. This site lists a lot.
      https://excel.tv/excel-resources/
      A personal favourite on that list is contextures (due to the type of analysis work I used to do).

      Mr Excel (on the list) is handy when you are stuck. As you become competent, answering instead of asking help knowledge retention and develops flexibility (how might that be solved using different methods).

      If you get stuck, some of the people who respond to questions on Mr Excel seem capable of doing almost anything with a spreadsheet.

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  Munki on 07/11/2020 - 00:21

  +1

  More people should at least learn the basics of how to use Excel.

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  bjk12 on 07/11/2020 - 20:23

  Not free anymore