: Guy Hart-Davis
: Learn Excel 2011 for Mac
: Apress
: 9781430235224
: 1
: CHF 36.40
:
: Allgemeines, Lexika
: English
: 475
: Wasserzeichen/DRM
: PC/MAC/eReader/Tablet
: PDF
Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac OS X is a powerful application, but many of its most impressive features can be difficult to find. Learn Excel 2011 for Mac byGuy Hart-Davis  s a practical, hands-on approach to learning all of the details of Excel 2011 in order to get work done efficiently on Mac OS X. From using formulas and functions to creating databases, from analyzing data to automating tasks, you'll learn everything you need to know to put this powerful application to use for a variety of tasks.

Guy Hart-Davis is the author of more than 50 computer books, including How to Do Everything with Microsoft Excel 2007 and How to Do Everything with Microsoft Word 2007.
Title Page2
Copyright Page3
Contents at a Glance5
Table of Contents6
About the Author14
About the Technical Reviewer15
Acknowledgments16
Introduction17
Who Is This Book For?17
What Does This Book Cover?17
Conventions Used in This Book19
Part I Becoming Proficient with Excel:Mac21
Chapter 1 Learning the Secrets of the Excel:Mac Interface22
Getting Ready to Learn Excel s Secrets22
Four Ways to Control Excel23
Secrets of the Ribbon24
Understanding How the Ribbon s Tabs Work24
Understanding How the Ribbon s Groups and Controls Work26
Collapsing the Ribbon27
Secrets of the Toolbars28
Choosing Which Toolbars to Display28
Switching the Standard Toolbar Between Icons and Textand Icons Only29
Undocking and Docking the Formatting Toolbar29
Secrets of the Menu Bar30
Driving Excel with Keyboard Shortcuts31
Making the Toolbox Work Your Way32
Navigating Quickly Through Worksheets andWorkbooks34
Elements of the Excel User Interface34
Navigating Among Worksheets36
Changing the Active Cell37
Selecting and Manipulating Cells38
Tools for Entering Text and Formulas Quickly40
Importing Data40
Importing Data from a Comma-Separated Values File or a Text File42
Importing Data from a FileMaker Pro Database45
Importing Data from an HTML File48
Connecting a Worksheet to External Data Sources48
Entering Text Using AutoCorrect48
Opening the AutoCorrect Preferences Pane48
Choosing Options to Make AutoCorrect Work Your Way49
Creating AutoCorrect Exceptions50
Creating Replace-As-You-Type Entries51
Creating AutoCorrect Entries51
Using Your AutoCorrect Entries52
Entering Text with AutoFill and Custom Lists52
Using AutoFill s Built-in Capabilities52
Creating Your Own Custom AutoFill Lists55
Entering Text Using Paste and Paste Options56
Switching Data from Rows to Columns57
Pasting in a Table from Word58
Getting Comma-Separated Data into a Worksheet59
Pasting in Multiple Items with the Scrapbook59
Opening the Scrapbook59
Adding an Item to the Scrapbook60
Inserting an Item from the Scrapbook61
Deleting an Item from the Scrapbook61
Entering Text with Find and Replace61
Inserting Symbols in a Document63
Viewing Your Workbooks64
Splitting the Window to View Separate Parts of aWorksheet65
Opening Extra Windows to Show Other Parts of aWorkbook67
Changing the Window and Arranging Open Windows67
Zooming to Show the Data You Need to See68
Freezing Rows and Columns So They Stay Onscreen69
Using Custom Views70
Summary71
Chapter 2 Configuring Excel:Mac to Suit the Way You Work72
Opening the Excel Preferences Dialog Box72
Controlling How the Excel Window Appears74
Choosing Options in the Settings Area of View Preferences76
Choosing How to Display Comments76
Choosing How to Display Objects76
Choosing Window Options77
Choosing Editing Options78
Setting Preferences for Creating and Saving Your Workbooks81
Creating Workbooks with the Number of Worksheets You Need81
Choosing the Default Folder for Opening and Saving Workbooks81
Choosing the Default Format for Saving Workbooks82
Setting AutoRecover to Keep Backups of Your Workbooks for Safety83
Making Excel Prompt You to Enter Workbook Properties84
Creating Custom Keyboard Shortcuts85
Customizing the Toolbars with the Commands You Need87
Getting Ready to Customize the Toolbars87
Creating a New Toolbar89
Finding the Commands to Add to the Toolbars or Menus89
Adding an Item to a Toolbar90
Removing an Item from a Toolbar90
Repositioning Items on a Toolbar90
Changing How a Toolbar Button Appears90
Adding a Built-in Menu to a Toolbar92
Customizing the Menus and the Menu Bar92
Customizing the Menus93
Customizing the Menu Bar94
Turning Off or Customizing the Ribbon96
Turning the Ribbon Off So It Doesn t Appear96
Customizing the Ribbon98
Customizing the Ribbon the Quick Way98
Customizing the Ribbon Using the Ribbon Preferences Pane98
Opening One or More Workbooks Automatically with Excel99
Saving the Layout of Open Workbooks as a Workspace100
Summary100
Chapter 3 Creating Effective Workbooks and Templates101
Creating Workbooks from Scratch or fromTemplates101
Creating a New Blank Workbook102
Creating a New Workbook Based on a Template103
Creating a New Workbook Based on an Existing Workbook103
Saving a Workbook104
Protecting a Workbook with Automatic Backups andPasswords105
Entering Workbook Properties108
Entering Standard Prope108