Excel Cookbook: Recipes for Mastering Microsoft Excel, 1st Edition by Dawn Griffiths

This easy-to-use guide, "Excel Cookbook: Recipes for Mastering Microsoft Excel, ” is useful for those who already use Excel at an intermediate to advanced level; thanks to it, there are a lot of useful tips, tricks, and settings. With topics ranging from formulas to PivotTables, charts, and Power Query, it is a concise guide that addresses the nitty-gritty of these issues and does not require one to read through an entire manual. Whether you are a statistician, project manager, or financial analyst, the author, Dawn Griffiths, shows you where to look for the information you need to solve the problems and how to use the information found to solve the problems.

Excel Cookbook: Recipes for Mastering Microsoft Excel is a good quick reference tool and, simultaneously, the text to learn from to make your work with Excel better and faster. Some recipes describe how you can develop appealing charts, introduce you to visualization tools such as Sparkline and 3D Map, and use a powerful tool called PivotTable, which is used to summarize and analyze data. It also explains how to do statistical and financial calculations, learn dynamic array functions, and manage and combine datasets with Power Query.

Additionally, Excel Cookbook: Recipes for Mastering Microsoft Excel explains techniques such as editing new functions with the LAMBDA functions, coding with VBA, and designing new UserForms. Yes, it is a one-stop-shop resource that enables you to deal with Excel difficulties and enhance your proficiency, which is why it is a necessity for anyone who would like to excel in their work area.

Excel Cookbook: Recipes for Mastering Microsoft Excel Table of Contents:

1. Chapter 1: Workbooks, Worksheets, and Cells
2. Chapter 2: References and Structured Data
3. Chapter 3: Using Formulas
4. Chapter 4: Math and Engineering
5. Chapter 5: Text Manipulation
6. Chapter 6: Dates and Times
7. Chapter 7: Array, Logic, and Lookup Functions
8. Chapter 8: Statistical Analysis
9. Chapter 9: The Analysis ToolPak
10. Chapter 10: Financial Analysis
11. Chapter 11: PivotTables
12. Chapter 12: Charts
13. Chapter 13: Graphics, Sparklines, and 3D Maps
14. Chapter 14: What-If Analysis
15. Chapter 15: Power Query
16. Chapter 16: Power Pivot and the Data Model
17. Chapter 17: LET, LAMBDA, and LAMBDA Helper Functions
18. Chapter 18: Developer Tools: Macros, VBA, Controls, and XML

Who is this course for?

1. Data analysts
2. Project managers
3. Financial analysts
4. Intermediate to advanced Excel users
5. Professionals seeking to improve productivity with Excel

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