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Excel at Excel with the help of this bestselling spreadsheet guide

John Walkenbachs name is synonymous with excellence in computer books that decipher the complexities of Microsoft Excel. Known as Mr. Spreadsheet, Walkenbach shows you how to maximize the power of Excel 2013 while bringing you up to speed on the latest features. This perennial bestseller is fully updated to cover all the new features of Excel 2013, including how to navigate the user interface, take advantage of various file formats, master formulas, analyze data with PivotTables, and more.

Whether youre an Excel beginner who is looking to get more savvy or an advanced user looking to become a power user, this latest edition provides you with comprehensive coverage as well as helpful tips, tricks, and techniques that you wont find anywhere else.

  • Shares the invaluable insight of Excel guru and bestselling author Mr. Spreadsheet John Walkenbach as he guides you through every aspect of Excel 2013
  • Provides essential coverage of all the newest features of Excel 2013
  • Presents material in a clear, concise, logical format that is ideal for all levels of Excel experience
  • Features a website that includes downloadable templates and worksheets from the book

Chart your path to fantastic formulas and stellar spreadsheets with Excel 2013 Bible!

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Excel 2013 Bible

John Walkenbach

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Excel 2013 Bible

Published by
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Indianapolis, IN 46256
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Copyright 2013 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana

Published simultaneously in Canada

ISBN 978-1-118-49036-5 (pbk); ISBN 978-1-118-49030-3 (ebk); ISBN 978-1-118-49170-6 (ebk); ISBN 978-1-118-49172-0 (ebk)

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About the Author

John Walkenbach is a bestselling Excel author who has published more than 50 spreadsheet books. He lives amid the saguaros, javelinas, rattlesnakes, bobcats, and gila monsters in Southern Arizona but the critters are mostly scared away by his clawhammer banjo playing. For more information, Google him.

Acknowledgments

Thanks again to everyone who bought the previous editions of this book. Your suggestions have helped make this edition the best one yet.

And a special thanks to two behind-the-scenes folks who helped considerably: Elizabeth Kuball (who made it more readable) and Niek Otten (who made it more accurate).

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing Excel 2013 Bible. If you're just starting with Excel, you'll be glad to know that Excel 2013 is the easiest version ever.

My goal in writing this book is to share with you some of what I know about Excel and, in the process, make you more efficient on the job. The book contains everything that you need to know to learn the basics of Excel and then move on to more advanced topics at your own pace. You'll find many useful examples and lots of tips and tricks that I've accumulated over the years.

Is This Book for You?

The Bible series from John Wiley & Sons, Inc., is designed for beginning, intermediate, and advanced users. This book covers all the essential components of Excel and provides clear and practical examples that you can adapt to your own needs.

In this book, I've tried to maintain a good balance between the basics that every Excel user needs to know and the more complex topics that will appeal to power users. I've used Excel for more than 20 years, and I realize that almost everyone still has something to learn (including myself). My goal is to make that learning an enjoyable process.

Software Versions

This book was written for Excel 2013 for Windows. Much of the information also applies to Excel 2007 and Excel 2010, but if you're using an older version of Excel, I suggest that you put down this book immediately and find a book that's appropriate for your version of Excel. The user interface changes introduced in Excel 2007 are so extensive that this book will be very confusing if you use an earlier version.

Also, please note that this book is not applicable to Excel for Mac.

Office 2013 is available in several versions, including a web version, and a version for tablets and phones. This book covers only the standard desktop version of Excel 2013.

Conventions Used in This Book

Take a minute to scan this section to learn some of the typographical and organizational conventions that this book uses.

Excel commands

Excel 2013 (like the two previous versions) features a menu-less user interface. In place of a menu system, Excel uses a context-sensitive Ribbon system. The words along the top (such as File, Insert, Page Layout, and so on) are known as tabs. Click a tab, and the Ribbon displays the commands for the selected tab. Each command has a name, which is (usually) displayed next to or below the icon. The commands are arranged in groups, and the group name appears at the bottom of the Ribbon.

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