Microsoft Excel 97 Worksheet Function Reference

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Summary: Good reference to work with Excel's computational engine
Review: Recommended for financial programmers, engineers and scientist

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Summary: Giving your spreadsheets power
Review: This book will walk you through the myriad of excel functions that can help turn your spreadsheets into robust analysis tools, rather then dreary collections of numbers. A great resource!

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Summary: This is a REFERENCE MANUAL. It tells THE FACTS !
Review: This reference manual describes all the "FUNCTIONS" that you can use in Excel.

If you want to learn WHAT A FUNCTION IS, this reference will tell you.

If you want to know what Families of Functions EXIST in Excel, this reference organizes the functions into families ( Database, Date/Time, DDE & External, Engineering, Financial, Information, Logical, Lookup/Reference, Match & Trig, Statistical and Text Functions), and then lists and describes the details of every one of them.

If you ALREADY KNOW WHAT that you need to use an Excel function, this reference will tell you HOW to use it.

This is the dictionary of Excel Functions which are the heart of Excel. This is one of those rare books ( like a dictionary ) that is not diminished by the lack of an index.

The table of contents lets you find everything.

Rating:
Summary: This is a REFERENCE MANUAL. It tells THE FACTS !
Review: This reference manual describes all the "FUNCTIONS" that you can use in Excel.

If you want to learn WHAT A FUNCTION IS, this reference will tell you.

If you want to know what Families of Functions EXIST in Excel, this reference organizes the functions into families ( Database, Date/Time, DDE & External, Engineering, Financial, Information, Logical, Lookup/Reference, Match & Trig, Statistical and Text Functions), and then lists and describes the details of every one of them.

If you ALREADY KNOW WHAT that you need to use an Excel function, this reference will tell you HOW to use it.

This is the dictionary of Excel Functions which are the heart of Excel. This is one of those rare books ( like a dictionary ) that is not diminished by the lack of an index.

The table of contents lets you find everything.