by Reed Jacobson
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 340 pages
(January 1997)
Microsoft Press
Great place to start
This book doesn't try to replace the help, but shows you how to use help. I use this as course notes for my training business. It doesn't make you an expert, but then its taken me years. The examples are a bit obscure sometimes, but they do teach you a wide range of skills to get you started. Read more
by Greg Harvey
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 432 pages
( 3 January, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
A guide to Excel for Microsoft Office 97. The book contains information on all the new features of the package. This is geared towards helping users build and format better worksheets, and produce impressive charts. Read more
by John Walkenbach
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 300 pages
(19 June, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Explaining basic programming concepts for those who are maybe not professional programmers, this text also give the scoop on VBAs (Visual Basic Applications) and how they have changed in the new version of Excel. Read more
by John Walkenbach
I D G Books Worldwide
Paperback - 869 pages
(April 1999)
I D G Books Worldwide
Take Your Spreadsheets to a Whole New Level
With the latest version of Visual Basic for Applications and the new Office Component Object Model, Excel 2000 now provides an amazing platform for the development of custom spreadsheets and turnkey applications for a wide range of business needs. With the expert guidance of JohnWalkenbach, a... Read more
by John Walkenbach
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 896 pages
(10 January, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
A guide to Excel 97 which includes solutions to real-life Excel problems. Read more
by Steven Roman
O'Reilly UK
Paperback - 558 pages
(May 1999)
O'Reilly UK
Microsoft Excel can help you find solutions to all kinds of financial, scientific, engineering and management problems. But most Excel users take advantage of only a small portion of Excel's flexibility. Writing Excel Macros explains how to use the customisation features in Excel 97 and Excel 2000... Read more
by Mark Dodge, et al
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 1200 pages
(January 1997)
Microsoft Press
This book is for Excel 97
This is the Office 97 version of Running Microsoft Excel for Windows. This time, the price includes a CD with additional resources, special purpose workbooks, and some of the source files used for the examples in the book. Read more
by P.M. Heathcote
Payne-Gallway Publishers
Paperback - 224 pages
(25 January, 1999)
Payne-Gallway Publishers
A guide to writing A-level, BTEC and GNVQ projects using Microsoft Excel versions 3, 7 or 97. The book covers analysis, design and implementations using advanced features of Excel, and testing and documentation. Read more
by John Walkenbach
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 687 pages
(13 June, 1996)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
This is a guide to programming Excel with Visual Basic. This book has been updated to cover the latest version of Excel for Windows '95 and includes an accompanying CD-ROM. Read more
by Reed Jacobson(Editor), et al
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 672 pages
(September 1997)
Microsoft Press
by Jane Calabria, Dorothy Burke
Que
Paperback - 363 pages
(December 1997)
Que
Aimed at readers who want to prove that they have mastered Microsoft Office products, in this case Excel. The book covers all aspects of Microsoft Word whilse the CD prepares readers what the examination consists of. Read more
by Greg Harvey
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 432 pages
(April 1999)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
An exploration of how to use Excel 2000 to do everything from creating interactive spreadsheets to publishing worksheets on the Web. It discusses how to build and format worksheets quickly, produce charts, add interactivity to worksheets with hyperlinks, add QuickTime VR movies to spreadsheets, and... Read more
by Mark Dodge, Craig Stinson
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 994 pages
(May 1999)
Microsoft Press
by Stephen Bullen, et al
Wrox Press
Paperback - 700 pages
(15 February, 1999)
Wrox Press
Excel 2000 is an import part of the Office 2000 program suite, and will be available in the Premium, Professional, Standard and Small Business editions of Office 2000. Excel has traditionally been the Office suite spreadsheet program par excellence. It still remains that way, but with Office 2000... Read more
by John Walkenbach
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 936 pages
(February 1999)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Containing practical examples and advice, this is a comprehensive reference tool to learning and mastering Excel 2000. Beginning with easy, hands-on lessons, it discusses how to get Excel to work for maximum results. The book also focuses on Excel 2000 Internet publishing features. It covers... Read more
by Bruce Hallberg, et al
Que
Paperback - 981 pages
(October 1997)
Que
This work includes information on how to post Word documents to the Web, how to integrate Word with other Office 97 applications and how to collaborate on a Word document across work groups. Essential "must-know" skills are covered, including basic editing, using templates, and how to format... Read more
by Ruth Maran
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Paperback - 224 pages
( 8 April, 1997)
IDG Books Worldwide Inc
Designed for maximum learning retention, this book shows how to understand, customize and get maximum benefit when working on Excel 97 for the first time. Each step is visually and clearly connected to the area on the user's screen where they are working. Read more
by J. Muir
Letts Educational Ltd
Paperback - 251 pages
( 1 September, 1997)
Letts Educational Ltd
The second title on Microsoft Excel 97 in a series of practical guides covering the essentials of each version of Excel. The book is for users who are already familiar with spreadsheets, and presents the more advanced features of the software. Read more
by Eric Wells
Microsoft Press International
Paperback
(November 1996)
Microsoft Press International
Excellent view on development strategy with great examples
As a beginner using Excel macro for building decision-making tools for scientific purpose, I should vote this book No.1 after reading several related publications. The fundamental VBA concepts were clearly explained; the practical strategies were nicely illustrated with the accompanied sample...Read more
by Catapult
Microsoft Press International
Paperback - 269 pages
(August 1996)
Microsoft Press International
Excellent training tool
Interesting real-world problems - beginners can easily follow along, those experienced in word processing can pick up tips and ideas. Read more
by W. Leonhard, et al
O'Reilly UK
Paperback - 336 pages
(October 1997)
O'Reilly UK
This text uncovers Excel 97's hard to find features and tells how to eliminate the annoyances of data analysis. It shows how to retreive data from the Web and details the construction of a toolbar. Read more
by Reed Jacobson
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 450 pages
(May 1999)
Microsoft Press
Good book for VBA Excel
This is an extremly good book, if (i repeat IF) you know what you are doing in excel. For instance, I was left in the deep end when I came to the chapter on pivot tables. The chapter just jumped straight into programming pivot tables. I had never used pivot tables before so this was a...Read more
by Reed Jacobson
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 336 pages
(August 1997)
Microsoft Press
I would recommend this book.
I read Step by Step for beginners and then Step by Step Advanaced. I thought this book covered most features pretty well. I feel that once you read this book, you should know Excel pretty well. I had to work really hard to finish,because the subjects covered are somewhat complicated. I had to read 5...Read more
by Perspection Inc
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 350 pages
(January 1997)
Microsoft Press
Covers basic workbook skills, formulas, modifying and formatting worksheets, graphics, charts, maps, analyzing worksheet data, tools for working more efficiently, and working with the Internet. Read more
by John Walkenbach
M&T Books
Paperback - 750 pages
(July 1999)
M&T Books
This guide to Microsoft Excel 2000 formulas uses practical examples. With a few exceptions, the material applies to Excel 5, Excel 95, Excel 97 and Excel 2000. The CD-ROM includes ready-to-use formulas that solve specific problems including all the examples presented in the book. Read more