Excel: QuickStart Guide - The Simplest Way To Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas And Little-Known Tips And Tricks! (Excel, Microsoft Office, Excel Shortcuts) ExcelQuickStart Guide - The Simplest Way To Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas And Little-Known Tips And Tricks! Many jobs around the world now require you to have a solid understanding of Microsoft
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| Title | : | Excel: QuickStart Guide - The Simplest Way To Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas And Little-Known Tips And Tricks! (Excel, Microsoft Office, Excel Shortcuts) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.92 (620 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1533188734 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-11 |
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ExcelQuickStart Guide - The Simplest Way To Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas And Little-Known Tips And Tricks! Many jobs around the world now require you to have a solid understanding of Microsoft Excel. It’s pretty much a pre-requisite before you get to the interview stage. But with the amount of things that you can do with Excel, it’s no surprise that people get a little bit intimidated when it comes to learning it! As such, we put it off and put it off until eventually everyone else knows how to use it except us. Which means we lose out on that job we really wanted! It’s time to simplify the learning process so that you are able to add Microsoft Excel to your resume without stressing yourself out in the process. In Excel: QuickStart Guide - The Simplest Way To Learn Excel, Spreadsheets, Formulas And Little-Known Tips And Tricks!, I’m going to simply explain the main things you need to learn in order to describe yourself as someone who has a solid understan
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On the whole a wonderful addition to my library.. In addition to the "basics" it gives insights on dealing with people, organizations and requirements in straight manner format.
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