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Does anyone know of site that gives great excel tutorials? I have not used the program extensively since undergrad as my job only required basic use. I need to brush up on my skills before fall.
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Re: Excel Tutorial [#permalink]
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lanter1 wrote: Does anyone know of site that gives great excel tutorials? I have not used the program extensively since undergrad as my job only required basic use. I need to brush up on my skills before fall. you really don't need to... 
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Re: Excel Tutorial [#permalink]
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03 Jul 2008, 06:07
Well, I usually just google anything I need for excel.
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I did google excel tutorial but a lot of info popped up and before i chose something, i wanted to see if my fellow gmatclubbers had any pointers.
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03 Jul 2008, 09:48
rca215 wrote: Surprisingly, I've found the help function in Excel to be fairly useful. Do they have a help with the whole program function? It's been 6 years.
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03 Jul 2008, 09:57
lanter1 wrote: I did google excel tutorial but a lot of info popped up and before i chose something, i wanted to see if my fellow gmatclubbers had any pointers. Oh no, I meant any specific stuff I wanted to do on excel which I couldn't piece together, I just googled.
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03 Jul 2008, 10:04
I've found a lot of help from this website: http://www.mrexcel.com/More specifically this part of that website: http://www.mrexcel.com/articles.shtmlAt the end of the Articles link is this link: http://www.exceluser.com/help/index.htm- headed there now to check it out. The dashboard thing looks pretty cool. Let me know if you want to try it out. PM me.
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03 Jul 2008, 11:30
Thanks Jallenmorris.
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04 Jul 2008, 16:42
You can also try the official Microsoft Office training programs - it's on their website here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/train ... 01033.aspxThis is what I use when I want to learn a new Office program ... it's probably not going to be as detailed as one of the specialized books (eg. John Walkenbach's book on VBA for instance) but does give a good intro. BTW, is anyone peeved that Excel 2007 swtiched all their menus around, and now all the short-cut keys you memorized don't work?
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Quote: BTW, is anyone peeved that Excel 2007 swtiched all their menus around, and now all the short-cut keys you memorized don't work? Gosh yes. It's taken me a while to learn the new menus. One bonus: it does freeze/crash a whole lot less than the old excel used to!
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