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Learn Excel from Mr. Excel: 277 Excel Mysteries Solved

Learn Excel from Mr. Excel: 277 Excel Mysteries Solved
By Bill Jelen

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Containing 277 business case studies that illustrate nearly every aspect of Excel, this book presents real-life business problems and works them through to their solutions. In addition to exemplary solutions, each case analysis considers alternate approaches and gotchas, and includes a summary of the necessary commands and functions. Excel files that can be downloaded and worked through step-by-step are included for each case.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #416161 in Books
  • Published on: 2005-09-28
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 836 pages

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About the Author
Bill Jelen the principal of MrExcel.com and the author of Mr. Excel on Excel and Guerilla Data Analysis Using Microsoft Excel. He lives in Uniontown, Ohio.

Customer Reviews

Great excel reference5
This book is filled with everything you ever wanted to know about excel. Great reference with fun tips like games and making your excel talk!

Great reference book5
Not really for true beginners, but an excellent reference book for those times when one thinks to themself, "How do I do that ___ again?"

Good tips...and overall good book4
I think the book was very good at giving examples on doing things that you might run into while making use of excel. In between the examples, you'll find a tip on a shortcut key or other, "I didn't know that" type information. The two weaknesses that I would give it are:
1) No example CD so I could follow along with the book (this was painful because I had to take time to create similar examples)
2) I wish it would go over all the shortcut keys. Perhaps I missed this but I have found these to be useful and wish the material had been better organized so that you could find them all in one place rather than sporadically buried in an example that had no indication it was teaching you a new shortcut.
Alas, there is much more positive than negative and I would definitely recommend the book to someone wanting to enhance their excel skills and learn a lot of tips they might have never learned otherwise.