11-05-2004, 11:00 AM
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Second 5 Star Review at Amazon
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The latest and greatest, November 5, 2004
Reviewer: Chris Salzer, Amazon top 1000 reviewrs (Gainesville, GA United States)
If you're looking for an Excel tip book that will actually help you and is not antiquated and useless, then look no further. This book's layout, from which I can find what I want quick, fast, and in a hurry, is extraordinarily user-friendly.
Joseph Rubin has written an easy-to-use, yet thorough, Excel tip book that runs the gamut from looking up something mundane such as <Ctrl+Shift+Home>(to take me to cell A1) to something more complex such as intricate custom functions and formulas that facilitate computing various business statistics.
Especially useful is its all-encompassing versatility -- i.e., it targets all Excel platforms from Excel 97 to Excel 2003. The small size of the book, smooth layout, incredibly useful tips that incorporate what the actual computer screen should look like while you're working on it, handy bookmark replete with a plethora of Excel shortcuts, as well as the fact that this book is more recent and up-to-date than its Microsoft counterparts all make this book a must buy for anyone looking to further their Excel acumen.
Amazon book page:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=books
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