Hi guys,
Do you guys know a good pdf book or materials that I can read and study to learn more about excel and get better knowledge and learn to do all cool stuffs? Any link or attached that I can get it free?
Thank u so much
Hi guys,
Do you guys know a good pdf book or materials that I can read and study to learn more about excel and get better knowledge and learn to do all cool stuffs? Any link or attached that I can get it free?
Thank u so much
Try
An easy starter:
with a tutorial and 300 examples
More comprehensive:
Explains Excel and VBA functions with lots of examples
Last edited by kev_; 05-10-2017 at 01:00 AM.
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Last edited by Byambadorj; 05-10-2017 at 01:27 AM.
Not THIS forum - ANOTHER forum. I will do it for you as a courtesy THIS TIME, but in future, if you have asked the same question elsewhere, you MUST provide links.
https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-...-plz-help.html
Oh that one. But that is completely different website which you have no jurisdiction. Unless excelforum and mrexcel are owned by same entity or company. Different website, different names, different people with different answer. Why not use the advantage and get better answer???
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And, naturally, I am sure that you will also extend the same courtesy to any other forum where you have asked the same question.
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