In this completely updated edition covering Excel 2019, previous versions, and Office 365, Microsoft Excel Functions & Formulas 5/E demonstrates the secrets of Excel through the use of practical and useful examples in a quick reference format. Easy to use and equipped with a variety of functions, Microsoft Excel is the tool of choice when it comes to crunching numbers, building charts, and analyzing tables. The book’s extensive examples and added video tutorials make it an excellent resource for all Excel users who want to understand, create, and apply formulas. Experienced users will also find Microsoft Excel Functions & Formulas 5/E an excellent reference for many of the program’s advanced formulas and functions. The text is easy to understand with numerous step-by-step instructions and the actual, ready to use, Excel screenshots of the input and output from the formulas. The book includes companion files with video tutorials, over 250 worksheet files of examples for numerous functions, formulas, and all the figures from the text.

Features:

• Includes companion files with video tutorials, over 250 Excel worksheet examples, and all of the figures from the text (including 4-color)
• Completely updated to cover Microsoft Excel 2019, previous versions, and Office 365
• Saves hundreds of hours with the latest Excel tips, worksheets, and shortcuts
• Written by a proven author with Microsoft Valued Professional(MVP) status

The Companion Files are also available for downloading from the publisher by emailing proof of purchase to info@merclearning.com.

Held Bernd :
Bernd Held is the author of more than 40 books and Microsoft has recognized him as an MVP (Most Valuable Professional).

Moriarty Brian :
Brian Moriarty is a Microsoft Office Specialist Master who has been automating Office products for more than 20 years; he also teaches employee groups at the corporate level.

Richardson Theodor :
Theodor Richardson is the Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at South College and has written several books in areas of computer science.