If you are new to working with Excel 2003 or need to update your skills to develop a better understanding of the package then this guide covers it all.  The Excel 2003 Foundation to Expert Guide provides a methodical approach to working proficiently in Excel.  Easy step‑by‑step instructions, the guide uses graphical illustrations that contain formulas in the illustrations to help you progress and includes 15 exercises to develop and strengthen your skills.  This A5 size perfect bound guide is printed in Black and White.  The guides are being used in the educational and business markets, as well as the prison service and public libraries as a self-learning, quick reference, revision and training guide.  Three books in one Foundation, Intermediate and Expert to suit all level of IT capabilities. 

Foundation Objectives

Introduction to Excel ▪ Creating New Worksheets ▪ Inputting Information into a Cell ▪ Opening and Saving Workbooks ▪ Introduction to Custom Lists ▪ Working with Simple Formula ▪ Relative and Absolute Formula ▪ Formatting Options ▪ Print Preview and Printing Options ▪ Inserting Header and Footer ▪ Creating a Simple Chart

Intermediate Objectives

Naming a Worksheet and Navigation ▪ Analysing Information in different Worksheets ▪ Working with Multiple Sheets ▪ Generate 3 D Formula ▪ Freezing Panes and Split Windows ▪ Creating and Editing Charts ▪ Review of BODMAS ▪ Vertical and Horizontal Lookup Functions ▪ Inserting Comments ▪ Password Protection ▪ Filtering Data

Expert Objectives

Creating Range Names ▪ Creating Range Labels ▪ Auditing a Worksheet ▪ Using Watch Window ▪ Strings and Text Functions ▪ Logical Functions  ▪ Outlining a Worksheet  ▪ Data Consolidation  ▪ Templates ▪ Scenario Manager  ▪ Custom Views ▪ Pivot Tables ▪ Macros ▪ What is XML?