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See your way to super spreadsheets with Excel 2010 and this visual guide!

If you're always hearing about the cool things that Excel can do, here's your chance to see how to do them! With pages of full-color, step-by-step instructions and crystal-clear screen shots, this guide shows you how to get the most out of Excel 2010. The book covers all the basics as well as Excel 2010's new features and functions, including a new interface and better collaboration tools. Crunch and chart your data over a network, over the Web, or at home-helpful tips on every page will get you there even faster!

• Provides a clear look at Excel 2010, the newest version of the world's leading spreadsheet application from Microsoft, and part of the new Microsoft Office 2010 suite
• Demonstrates how to create spreadsheets and charts, filter and sort data, work with PivotTable, and present your data-on a network, on the Web, or on your laptop
• Explores all features and functions in full-color pages packed with screen shots and other visual graphics that clearly show you how to accomplish tasks
• Includes practical examples, tips, and advice on how to use all the tools more effectively

Get the very most out of Excel 2010 with this easy-to-follow guide!

Read Online Teach Yourself VISUALLY Excel 2010 Paul McFedries 9780470577646 Books

"I sat down one Saturday and read through this book with my computer at hand. It was easy to understand and I loved the visual guides along with the written directions. I haven't actually "built" a complete spreadsheet with "extras" in it, but I used one of the templates and was able to make my way around and it turned out very nice looking. I look forward to using this program more and having this book handy as a reference guide."

Product details Paperback 352 pages Publisher Visual; 1 edition (April 26, 2010) Language English ISBN-10 0470577649

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Teach Yourself VISUALLY Excel 2010 Paul McFedries 9780470577646 Books Reviews

• I really like the Visually series!!! I'm one of those people who don't always get it by reading the instructions...i look at the pictures. I love the pictures in this book. I can see exactly what I should be looking at on my screen (instead of wondering). I was pleased with my read over with this book. Then I had a problem & found this book just touched on the subject on one page although the Index showed there were 3 pages dedicated to the answer. Those other 2 pages were on something completely unrelated to the problem. YES, I looked several pages in advance & several pages after, but the info just wasn't there!!! A friend loaned me her Simplified series & I found the EXACT instructions right away. So now I depend on the Simplified & the Visually to make sure I have FULL knowledge!!! Maybe some will see it silly to deduct a star for missing information; but it was important information for me at the time!!! Unless something else comes up in the future similar to the missing info, I still would suggest buying this book especially IF you're like me & not very good with written directions. Maybe this situation was a one-time problem!!!
• Though my knowledge of Excel is beyond the intermediate level, I was looking for an easy and approachable learning system for the novices in the office who were constantly asking me for Excel help. I don't mind being asked, but they were often reluctant to interrupt me, so I thought it best to provide them with a desk reference.
  
  Whether you start from the beginning of the book, one lesson at a time, or dive into a specific topic, the novice learner will find what he's looking for. The page layout, with full color graphics, tips and hints and many examples, will allow a learner to quickly grasp a concept and put it into use immediately. The only problem with the book is that I bought only one copy, so it is constantly being shuffled from one desk to another... I guess I'll have to break down a buy a few more !
• I had great experience with the Excel 2007 version of this book. I used it to get up to speed on Pivot Tables very quickly. It provided me with everything I needed to know. The Pivot Table section of the 2010 edition is half the length of the earlier edition. If you don't already know how to use Pivot Tables, I doubt you could use the instructions productively. When I need pointers, I find I am better off reverting to my older 2007 edition.
• I sat down one Saturday and read through this book with my computer at hand. It was easy to understand and I loved the visual guides along with the written directions. I haven't actually "built" a complete spreadsheet with "extras" in it, but I used one of the templates and was able to make my way around and it turned out very nice looking. I look forward to using this program more and having this book handy as a reference guide.
• Love these "Visually" how to books. Have been using them for years. Quick info, detailed "screen shots". Have them for Word, Access, Excel, Power Point, Windows 7, Windows Vista, AND Windows 10 is on order as I write. Actually quicker than surfing through the Office community pages, and other sources looking for answers from other users or surfing the entire Microsoft website looking for an answer to your question(s). GREAT tools! I highly recommend them all.
• I'm a big fan of the "Teach yourself Visually" series, which are a big improvement on the early editions. I would always get annoyed when a book would say, click here, then click there, then do this, then do that, etc. but the screen was not showing what the author was describing, so I would have to guess and then get frustrated because things were not working the way the author described. The Teach your self series leaves you in no doubt as to what you are supposed to do, with numbers, letters colors and pictures giving you very clear instructions on what to do.
  The Excel book is an excellent guide for managing accounts,using concatenation for setting up tables for databases, using Excel formulas, graphics, charts, etc.
  This book is very easy to use and a very handy tool to have beside you when using the Excel program.
• Fortunately for me, I am not required to setup and keep complicated files involving formulas, etc. I keep only one file requiring the use of the percentage command, but mostly I keep personal data files where regular updated lists are required. If I were required to keep complex files, I would be looking for a more indepth book.
• I recommend Teach Yourself Visually Excel 2010.
  
  I chose it as the text book for a continuing education class that I taught this fall. I believed that it would be a great resource for students during the class and a beneficial reference book after they had completed the class. Now that the classes are over, I feel that this was a good decision. I will use it for future Excel 2010 classes that I teach.
  
  The book covered all the topics needed to gain a broad understanding of Microsoft Excel. While I used it for a Beginning Excel class, it covers not only beginner topics, but some more advanced topics as well.
  
  Many students in the class were there to gain the computer skills they needed to improve their career opportunities. This book is comprehensives and will help achieve that goal.
  
  While I and the students in my class used Teach Yourself Visually Excel 2010 as the course text book, it is also a good choice if a person can't attend a course or prefers not to. It is clearly written with step-by-step instructions and illustrations showing how to perform common and some not-so-common tasks. The only thing needed in addition to this book to become a successful user of Microsoft Excel is to practice the procedures illustrated in the book.
  
  I highly recommend Teach Yourself Visually Excel 2010 for anyone wanting to learn how to use Excel 2010. I also recommend it for experienced users who want to have a handy and clear reference book for when they need to review procedures for operations that they haven't used before or don't use often.