Excel books

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EXCEL:

Excel is an Electronic Spreadsheet Program.
An electronic spreadsheet is a computer software program that is used for storing, organizing and manipulating data.
Electronic spreadsheet programs were originally based on paper spreadsheets used for accounting. As such, the basic layout of computerized spreadsheets is the same as the paper ones. Related data is stored in tables - which are a collection of small rectangular boxes or cells organized into rows and columns.
Current versions of Excel and other spreadsheet programs can store multiple spreadsheet pages in a single computer file.
The saved computer file is often referred to as a workbook and each page in the workbook is a separate worksheet.











Other common operations that Excel can be used for include:
  • Graphing or charting data to assist users in identifying data trends;
  • Formatting data to make important data easy to find and understand;
  • Printing data and charts for use in reports;
  • Sorting and filtering data to find specific information;
  • Linking worksheet data and charts for use in other programs such as Microsoft PowerPoint and Word;
  • Importing data from database programs for analysis.

  • you can download books on excel below:                         
  1.    shortcuts in excel
  2.   Learn excel for mac
  3.    Excel 2010 formulas


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