Manage & Report With Excel

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Manage & Report With Excel

 

Dear Friend,

Are you looking for an easy to use software that can store and retrieve all your financial data in just a few clicks?

If the answer is YES, then…

…then this will be the most important letter you will ever read.

The Best Software For
Managing & Reporting

I have good news for you…

Heard of MS Excel?

Excel is the most popular program for managing and reporting data.

This is largely due to its availability. All computers with windows have MS Excel installed in them.

It is also available on Mac OS, on different mobile devices.

With the latest version of Office, Office 365, Excel has become available online.

This means that users have access to the program from a range of devices, from almost any location.

MS Excel is used by over 1.2 billion people on the planet and if you don’t know how to use it yet, then you’re missing out big time.

Powerful & Very Reliable

Before we go any further, let me give you some insights about MS Excel:

1. Excel is a well known spreadsheet creating and editing software.

2. Excel was released by Microsoft in 1985. The initial contract was exclusive to Apple, it was not until two years later that the PC version was released.

3. In 1991, Microsoft released Excel 3.0 which was the first software to use the modern toolbar.

4. Since the 2003 version, over 1.2 billion users use Excel on a daily basis.

5. Using the functions and formulas on Excel, users can automatically calculate and update the results on their spreadsheets.

6. With basic programing skills, it is possible to use Excel and Visual Basic to create applications that manage tasks, analyze data and add interactive properties on a spreadsheet.

7. The 2007 Excel version introduced the ability to save documents in different formats including XLSX files.

8. Excel can be used together with some of the Microsoft office tools.

 


Store, Manage & Retrieve Financial
Data In Just Clicks!

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Section 1Section 1 Manage & Report With Excel
Lecture 11 - Section Overview
Lecture 22 - Interface
Lecture 33 - File Menu - Part 1
Lecture 44 - File Menu - Part 2
Lecture 55 - Home Menu
Lecture 66 - Insert Menu
Lecture 77 - Page Layout Menu
Lecture 88 - Formulas Menu
Lecture 99 - Data Menu - Part 1
Lecture 1010 - Data Menu - Part 2
Lecture 1111 - Review Menu
Lecture 1212 - View Menu
Lecture 1313 - Templates
Lecture 1414 - Dates
Lecture 1515 - Numbers
Lecture 1616 - Text
Lecture 1717 - Calculations
Lecture 1817 - B - Calculations-Manual
Lecture 1918 - Page Set Up
Lecture 2019 - Print Settings
Lecture 2120 - Section Conclusion
Section 2Section 2
Lecture 221 - Section Overview
Lecture 232 - Calculations - Absolute References
Lecture 243 - Calculations - Relative References
Lecture 254 - Using Logical Formulas
Lecture 265 - Using Text Formulas
Lecture 276 - Using Lookup Formulas
Lecture 287 - Using Financial Formulas
Lecture 298 - Using Date and Time Formulas
Lecture 309 - Sorting Data
Lecture 3110 - Formatting Data into Tables
Lecture 3211 - Using Pivot Tables - Part 1
Lecture 3312 Using Pivot Tables - Part 2 - Design
Lecture 3413 - Formatting Data as Charts
Lecture 3514 - Formatting As Data as Maps
Lecture 3615 - Formatting Data as Formal Reports
Lecture 3716 - Formatting Data for Other Office Documents
Lecture 3817 - Cell Protection and Collaboration
Lecture 3918 - Cell Protection and Collaboration - Part 2
Lecture 4019 - Interface with Google Sheets
Lecture 4120 - Conclusion
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