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Microsoft Excel 2007 Charts & Tables Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Card)
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Laminated quick reference guide showing step-by-step instructions and shortcuts for Charts (graphs) and Table features of Microsoft Office Excel 2007. This card is suitable as an accompaniment for Intermediate level Excel training. The following topics are covered: Excel Charts: Inserting a Chart, Resizing and Moving Chart Objects, Changing Chart Type, Charting Non-Adjacent Data, Adjusting Scale, Two-Scaled Charts, Adding, Removing and Formatting: Legend, Gridlines, Data Series, Explanatory Text, Callouts, Arrows and Circles, Data Labels, Adding a Projection or Trendline to a Data Series, Setting the Default Chart, Creating the Default Chart with one Keystroke, Creating Chart Templates, Applying Custom Chart Types, Changing Chart Location (Chart Object vs. Chart Sheet). Excel Tables: Creating an Excel Table, Excel Table vs. Normal Range, Changing the Table Area, Adding New Rows or Columns to the Table, Toggle Total Row, Table Selection Shortcuts, Sorting a List, Multi-Level Sorting, Custom Sort Orders, Subtotals, Filtering a Table: AutoFilter & Advanced Filters, Creating Pivot Tables, Rearranging PivotTables, Adding/Removing PivotTable Fields, Show/Hide the PivotTable Field List, Refreshing a PivotTable, Creating a PivotChart, Changing the Summary Function, Filtering in a PivotTable, Sorting in a PivotTable, Grouping by Dates or Time. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #20533 in Books
- Published on: 2007-01-31
- Binding: Pamphlet
- 2 pages
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I would like a little more information on the sheet. It was just basics and probably would work for someone just starting to use Excel/
