Front Matter -- The Basics. Working with Excel 2007 or Excel 2010 -- Working with Excel 2003 -- Excel Formulas and Functions -- Excel 2007/2010 Charts -- Excel 2003 Charts -- Advanced Spreadsheet Topics. Advanced Worksheet Formulas -- Array Formulas -- Advanced Charting Techniques -- Using Excel's Database Features -- Importing Data into Excel -- Adding Controls to a Spreadsheet -- Other Language Versions of Excel -- Spreadsheet Mathematics. Mathematical Methods for Spreadsheet Calculations -- Linear Regression and Curve Fitting -- Nonlinear Regression Using the Solver -- Excel's Visual Basic for Applications. Visual Basic for Applications: An Introduction -- Programming with VBA -- Working with Arrays in VBA -- Some Applications of VBA. Command Macros -- Custom Functions -- Automatic Procedures -- Custom Menus -- Custom Toolbars and Toolbuttons -- Appendices. Appendix A: A What's Where in Excel 2007/2010 -- Appendix B: Selected Worksheet Functions by Category -- Appendix C: Alphabetical List of Selected Worksheet Functions -- Appendix D: Renamed Functions in Excel 2010 -- Appendix E: Selected Visual Basic Keywords by Category -- Appendix F: Alphabetical List of Selected VBA Keywords -- Appendix G: Selected Excel 4 Macro Functions -- Appendix H: Selected Shortcut Keys by Keystroke -- Appendix I: Selected Shortcut Keys by Category -- Appendix J: ASCII Codes -- Appendix K: Contents of the CD-ROM -- Index.

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"A wide range of methods is described, including creating advanced spreadsheet formulas to using Excel's built-in functions and tools, to creating advanced macros using Excel's Visual Basic"--Provided by publisher.

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