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Microsoft Office Excel Microsoft Office Excel, by Torben Lage Frandsen, January 2010. Nothing is difficult once you have learned it. That applies to Excel as well, and once you have learned it, you will be able to do things you never dreamed of! You will be able to make calculations more complex than NASA did when they sent the first man to the moon! It may sound like big words, but in the case of Excel, or spreadsheet programs in general, it is quite true. Spreadsheets can process large amounts of data and give you calculation results in no time. And when the calculations are made, you can have them presented as beautiful tables and graphs. I know many who are reluctant to engage with Excel because they find it difficult. Granted, Excel is a program that requires some basic skills before embarking on it, and if you have no feeling for or interest in numbers it can appear meaningless. In return, you can achieve some pretty amazing results when you master Excel at a reasonable level. I have made such diverse things, as budgets, accounting, production planning, production simulation, energy accounting and quality statistics in Excel, and as long as it involves numbers, the only limit is your imagination. Excel is a program that you never quite finish learning about. I have used Excel for many years and have tried most things, and I still find it challenging. And when the program cannot perform tasks you require, it also has an entire programming language ( Visual Basic ), enabling you to make your own small programs inside Excel! This excellent user guide is free, but to start downloading process, you will be asked to give them your email address.
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