Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Inside Out | 
 enlarge | Authors: Mark Dodge, Craig Stinson
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Category: Book
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 7721
Media: Paperback
Pages: 1088
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Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 7.4 x 2
ISBN: 073562321X
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.54
EAN: 9780735623217
ASIN: 073562321X
Publication Date: February 14, 2007
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Product Description
Learn everything you need to know for working with Microsoft Office Excel 2007--from the inside out! This book packs hundreds of time-saving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds for using Office Excel 2007--all in concise, fast-answer format. Whether you are upgrading from Office 97 or Office 2003, you'll be able to dig in to the work-ready resources that help you take your Office Excel 2007 experience to the next level. This information-packed complete reference shows you how to get the most out of Office Excel 2007. You will learn how to navigate the product's new features and capabilities, including the new formatting and editing advances such as Live Preview. You'll explore new graphics capabilities, master the charting interface, and learn how to create dynamic lists with PivotTable reports. You'll even learn how to automate Office Excel with macros, custom functions, and more. Plus, you'll get tools, eBooks, and more on the companion CD. With INSIDE OUT, you get all muscle and no fluff!
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Good information, poor quality control July 6, 2008
R. Beerbower (Charlotte, NC)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The information presented in the book is quite detailed, and generally on the money in showing me what I need to know. I hit a problem with chapter 6 though. At first it looked like half the chapter was missing. On further investigation pages 131-162 are out of order. The pages run from 1 - 130, 163 - 194, 131 - 162, and then 195 and on. I'm returning the book to Amazon for replacement. Otherwise I'm quite happy with the book
If you need to go beyond the Dummies publications April 27, 2008
kavanava
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I had the Dummies publication to start me off on Excel 2007. I was familiar with 2003, but 2007 with its "ribbon" threw me off because the commands were in different places. Plus there are some new bells and whistles for 2007. I needed to finish a project for work and figure out ways I could work within the security/systems constraints and this book did it for me. Most of the other books didn't have enough detail to solve my problem. Not a perfect book and Excel and the other Office applications have gotten so sophisticated I don't think any book cover possible cover everything, but if you need to go beyond Dummies, consider this publication as an overall guide to assist you with Excel 2007.
 Excel purchase February 13, 2008
Philip M. Owens (Anchorage, AK)
0 out of 26 found this review helpful
I appreciate the fast response in sending item and the condition received.
Denty, (Philip M Owens)
Better than Jelen for Minutae May 18, 2007
Brews (Tucson, AZ)
26 out of 36 found this review helpful
To parallel my review of "Special Edition: Using Excel 2007", let me consider the same examples.
1. Cursor motion: complete discussion on p. 136 under Data Entry: no reference in the index, however.
2. File properties: not discussed, but correct information given in the "Menu to Ribbon Command Reference, Appendix A" p. 909
3. Single data point label on a chart: Procedure on p. 624
4. Setting Maximum Iterations and Maximum Change for Goal Seek: p. 601
5. How to access Solver once installed: p. 603
So all these annoying omissions in "Special Edition" are corrected here. That leads me to think this book is preferable to "Special Edition" for many minutae.
However, its index is not great, and many topics are given only short discussion. For example, the discussion of "Naming a Formula" (p. 448) is only a paragraph, while Jelen has a five-page discussion with several examples to show its utility (pp. 857-862).
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