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Excel Best Practices for Business
Publisher: Williams, 2006
Hardcover, 464 pages.
ISBN 5-8459-0878-7, 0-7645-4120-X
Circulation: 3,000 copies.
Format: 70x100 / 16
Translator:
O. Zaitsev
From the Publisher
In this book are examples of how to use Microsoft Excel to create spreadsheets, processing massive amounts of data and thus remains clear and "transparent" for future users. It analyzes the principles of large and complex tables that are easy to use and maintain. We also consider some of the issues of financial analysis, in particular, handling errors, and approximate data. The book deals with methods of detecting hidden defects in the work, finishing the tables received from other users, as well as methods to achieve goals. The book describes how to maximize the use of the latest technology development subsidiary of portals providing access to spreadsheets to people with disabilities. Of particular interest is the idea of \u200b\u200bsupporting portals worktables and Web-Services using the format XML.
Excel Best Practices for Business
Publisher: Williams, 2006
Hardcover, 464 pages.
ISBN 5-8459-0878-7, 0-7645-4120-X
Circulation: 3,000 copies.
Format: 70x100 / 16
Translator:
O. Zaitsev
From the Publisher
In this book are examples of how to use Microsoft Excel to create spreadsheets, processing massive amounts of data and thus remains clear and "transparent" for future users. It analyzes the principles of large and complex tables that are easy to use and maintain. We also consider some of the issues of financial analysis, in particular, handling errors, and approximate data. The book deals with methods of detecting hidden defects in the work, finishing the tables received from other users, as well as methods to achieve goals. The book describes how to maximize the use of the latest technology development subsidiary of portals providing access to spreadsheets to people with disabilities. Of particular interest is the idea of \u200b\u200bsupporting portals worktables and Web-Services using the format XML.