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`Acknowledgments .......................................................................................................... xiii
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`Part l: Getting Started1
`Chapter 1: A Bit of Background ........................................................................................ 3
`Chapter 2: What‘s New in Excel 2000? .......................................................................... 15
`Chapter 3: Getting Acquainted with Excel .................................................................... 21
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`Part II: Introductory Concepts4]
`Chapter 4: Navigating Through Excel ............................................................................ 43
`Chapter 5: Working with Files and Workbooks ............................................................ 71
`Chapter 6: Entering and Editing Worksheet Data ........................................................ 93
`Chapter 7: Essential Spreadsheet Operations ............................................................ 121
`Chapter 8: Working with Cell Ranges .......................................................................... 139
`Chapter 9: Creating and Using Formulas .................................................................... 169I
`Chapter 10: Using Worksheet Functions .................................................................... 199
`Chapter 11: Worksheet Formatting ............................................................................... 235
`Chapter 12: Printing Your Work .................................................................................. 263
`Chapter 13: Chart-Making Basics ................................................................................ 283
`Chapter 14: Enhancing Your Work with Pictures and Drawings .............................. 317
`Chapter 15: Putting It All Together .............................................................................. 343
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`Chapter 16: Advanced Charting.
`Chapter 1?: Creating Maps with Microsoft Map........................................................ 405
`Chapter 18: Creating and Using Worksheet Outlines ................................................ 429
`Chapter 19: Linking and Consolidating Worksheets .................................................. 441
`Chapter 20: Creating and Using Array Formulas
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`Chapter 21: Using Excel in a Workgroup .................................................................... 479
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`Part IV: Analyzing Data489
`Chapter 22: Importing Data from Other Sources ...................................................... 491
`Chapter 23: Working With Lists .................................................................................... 511
`Chapter 24: Using External Database Files ................................................................ 539
`Chapter 25: Analyzing Data with Pivot Tables
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`Chapter 26: Performing Spreadsheet What—If Analysis ............................................ 595
`Chapter 2?: Analyzing Data Using Goal Seeking and Solver .................................... 61?
`Chapter 28: Analyzing Data with Analysis ToolPak .................................................. 639
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`Part it: Other Topics663
`Chapter 29: Sharing Data with Other Applications .................................................. 665
`Chapter 30: Excel and the Internet .............................................................................. 685
`Chapter 31: Making Your Worksheets Error-Free ...................................................... 699
`Chapter 32: Fun Stull715
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`Part VI: Customizing Excel729
`Chapter 33: Customizing Toolbars and Menus .......................................................... 731
`Chapter 34: Using and Creating Templates ................................................................ 74?
`Chapter 35: Using Visual Basic for Applications
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`Chapter 36. Creating Custom Worksheet Functions
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`Chapter 37: Creating Custom Dialog Boxes. 801
`Chapter 38: Using Dialog Box Controlsin Your Worksheet ...................................... 823
`Chapter 39: VBA Programming Examples .................................................................. 839
`Chapter 40: Creating Custom Excel Add-Ins .............................................................. 857
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`Appendix A: Using Online Help: A Primer .................................................................. 871
`Appendix B: Worksheet Function Reference881
`Appendix C: Excel's Shortcut Keys89?
`Appendix D: What‘s on the CD—ROM905
`Index
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`End-User LicenseAgreement 937
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`Advanced Analytical Tools 10
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`Spell Checking and AutoCorrectm 11
`Templates. 11
`Database Management 11
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`Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) ......................................................... 12
`Custom Dialog Boxes .................................................................................. 12
`Worksheet Controls ..................................................................................... 12
`Protection Options ....................................................................................... 13
`Add-In Capability .......................................................................................... 13
`OLE Support ................................................................................................. 13
`Internet Support ........................................................................................... 14
`Cross-Platform Consistency ........................................................................ 14
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`Chapter 2: What's New in Excel 2000?
`Installation Improvements .................................................................................... 15
`New Internet Features .......................................................................................... 16
`New File Dialog Boxes .......................................................................................... 16
`PivotTable Enhancements .................................................................................. 17
`Automatic Formula Adjustment ........................................................................... 1?
`See-Through Cell Selection .................................................................................. 17
`Personalized Menus ............................................................................................... 1?
`Easier Toolbar Customization .............................................................................. 18
`Documents on the Windows Taskbar .................................................................. 18
`Enhanced Clipboard ........................................................................................... 18
`Euro Currency Symbol
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`New Image Import Options ................................................................................... 19
`A New Help System ............................................................................................... 19
`Office Assistant
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`Multilingual Features ............................................................................................. 20
`ModeLess UserForms ............................................................................................ 20
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`Chapter 3: Getting Acquainted with Excel
`Starting Excel ......................................................................................................... 21
`Excel‘s Parts ............................................................................................................ 21
`Title Bar ......................................................................................................... 22
`Window Control Menu Button .................................................................... 23
`Minimize Button ........................................................................................... 23
`Restore Button .............................................................................................. 23
`Close Button ................................................................................................. 23
`Menu Bar ...................................................................................................... 23
`Toolbars ....................................................................................................... 23
`Formula Bar ................................................................................................... 23
`Name Box ...................................................................................................... 24
`Status Bar ..................................................................................................... 24
`Parts of a Workbook Window ............................................................................... 24
`Title Bar ......................................................................................................... 24
`Window Control Menu Button .................................................................... 24
`Minimize Button ........................................................................................... 24
`Maximize Button ........................................................................................... 25
`Close Button .................................................................................................. 25
`Select All Button ........................................................................................... 26
`Active Cell Indicator .................................................................................... 26
`Row Headings ............................................................................................... 26
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`Column Headings ......................................................................................... 26
`Tab Scroll Buttons26
`Sheet Tabs ..................................................................................................... 26
`Tab Split Bar .................................................................................................. 26
`Horizontal Scrollbar26
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`A Hands—on Excel Session27
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`Getting Ready27
`Entering the Headings28
`Entering the Data .......................................................................................... 30
`Creating a Formula ....................................................................................... 3i
`Formatting the Table .................................................................................... 31
`Adding aTitle ................................................................................................ 34
`Creating a Chart35
`Saving the Workbook ................................................................................... 37
`Printing the Report38
`Quitting Excel38
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`Chapter 4: Navigating Through Excel43
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`Working with Excel's Windows43
`Moving and Resizing Windows44
`Switching Among Windows45
`Closing Windows. 47
`Mouseless Window Manlpulation .............................................................. 47
`Moving Around a Worksheet ................................................................................ 48
`Using the Keyboard...49
`Using a Mou5e. 50
`Giving Commands to Excel. 51
`Using Excel5 Menus51
`UsingaMouse... 52
`Using the Keyboard 55
`Moving the Menu" 56
`Using Shortcut Menus5?
`Excels Toolbars 58
`Hiding or Showing Toolbars 61
`Moving Toolbars" 62
`Learning More About Toolbars ...................................................................63
`Shortcut Keys" 64
`Working with Dialog Boxes". 64
`About Dialog Boxes ...................................................................................... 64
`Dialog Box Controls ..................................................................................... 65
`Tabbed Dialog Boxes63
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`Chapter 5: Working with Files and Workbooks71
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`Some Background on Files71
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`Excel‘s Data Files ........................................................................................ 72
`Foreign File Formats Supported ................................................................. 73
`Essential Workbook File Operations .................................................................. 74
`Creating a New Workbook ........................................................................... 74
`Opening an Existing Workbook ................................................................. 75
`Opening Workbooks Automatically ...........................................................80
`Saving Workbooks ........................................................................................80
`Closing Workbooks ......................................................................................87
`Using Workspace Files ................................................................................ 88
`Sharing Workbooks with Others ................................................................88
`Using Template Files .............................................................................................88
`Protecting Your Work ............................................................................................90
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`Chapter 6: Entering and Editing Worksheet Data93
`Types of Worksheet Data ......................................................................................93
`Values ............................................................................................................. 93
`Text ................................................................................................................. 94
`Formulas ........................................................................................................ 95
`Entering Values ....................................................................................................... 96
`Entering Text
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`Dates and Times ..................................................................................................... 97
`Working with Date Values ............................................................................9?
`Working with Time Values ...........................................................................98
`Changing or Erasing Values and Text
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`Erasing the Contents of a Cell ..................................................................... 99
`Replacing the Contents of a Cell
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`Editing the Contents of a Cell
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`Formatting Values ................................................................................................ 102
`Automatic Number Formatting ................................................................. 103
`Formatting Numbers Using the Toolbar .................................................. 103
`Formatting Numbers by Using Shortcut Keys .................................................. 104
`Other Number Formats ............................................................................. 104
`Custom Number Formats .......................................................................... 108
`Basic Cell Formatting ........................................................................................... 112
`Alignment
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`Font and Text Size ...................................................................................... 113
`Attributes .................................................................................................... 113
`Borders ........................................................................................................ 113
`Colors ........................................................................................................... 114
`Data Entry Tips ..................................................................................................... 114
`Validating Data Entry ................................................................................. 114
`Move the Cell Pointer After Entering Data? ............................................ 115
`Use Arrows Instead of Enter ..................................................................... 116
`Selecting Cells Before Entering Data ....................................................... 116
`Use Ctrl+Enter for Repeated Information ................................................ 116
`Automatic Decimal Points ......................................................................... 116
`Using AutoFill .............................................................................................. 117
`Using AutoComplete .................................................................................. 117
`Entering the Current Date or Time into a Cell ........................................ 117
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