Excel 2016

A Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Excel

By: Jordan Koma

Narrated by: Charissa Clark Howe

Microsoft Excel is one of the most widely used programs in the world and across all of the different business industries. Because of this, many people who use Microsoft Excel regularly don't even know what it is fully capable of. This is the start to discovering the full potential. Excel: A Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Excel will help guide you!

Inside this guide, you will find an introduction into Microsoft Excel that is aimed at a beginner, or someone who wants to improve his or her Microsoft Excel skill. This is the best place to start if you have always been curious, but were too afraid to ask for help, for seeming like you were out of touch. Inside this guide, you will find many time-saving tips and shortcuts, like how to switch between relative and absolute cell references in less than a second.

Excel is a must-have skill in the ever-growing data intensive business world. Do yourself a favor and put the time and the effort into learning the basics first, so that you have a good foundation in order to enter data more efficiently, manipulate cells or worksheets, and format to present data in an easier to understand fashion. Stop wondering and take action now! You will not regret the time you spend listening this book!

Inside, you'll learn how to:

• Get to know Excel
• Entering or editing data
• Entering text and numbers
• Entering data into multiple cells at once
• To copy data from one cell to another
• Entering time or a date
• How to enter a sequence of numbers
• Using basic formulas and functions
• Some useful functions
• Switching between absolute and relative cell references
• Manipulating cells
• Adjusting default settings
• To display more information in a cell at one time
• To create a drop-down list
• To insert columns and cells
• To delete rows, cells or columns
• Manipulating worksheets

©2016 Project KT Publishing (P)2016 Project KT Publishing

Helpful, but easier if you have Excel open

Very good on all the basics, but I managed to pick up a trick or two even though I've been using Excel for years. The narrator was excellent, very easy to understand.