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Informationen zum Autor Michael Alexander is a Microsoft Certified Application Developer and author of several books on Microsoft Access and Excel. He runs a free tutorial site at datapigtechnologies.com. Dick Kusleika develops Access- and Excel-based solutions, and conducts Office training seminars in the U.S. and Australia. He writes the popular blog dailydoseofexcel.com. John Walkenbach is a renowned authority on Excel. He has written hundreds of articles, thirty-plus books, created the award-winning Power Utility Pak, and developed the popular spreadsheetpage.com. Klappentext Leverage the full power of Excel formulasExcel 2016 Formulas is fully updated to cover all of the tips, tricks, and techniques you need to maximize the power of Excel 2016 through the use of formulas. This comprehensive book explains how to create financial formulas, release the power of array formulas, develop custom worksheet functions with VBA, debug formulas, and much more. Whether you're a beginner, a power user, or somewhere in between this is your essential go-to for the latest on Excel formulas.When conducting simple math or building highly complicated spreadsheets that require formulas up to the task, leveraging the right formula can heighten the accuracy and efficiency of your work, and can improve the speed with which you compile and analyze data. Understanding which formulas to use and knowing how to create a formula when you need to are essential.* Access tips, tricks, and techniques that have been fully updated to reflect the latest capabilities of Microsoft Excel* Create and use formulas that have the power to transform your Excel experience* Leverage supplemental material online, including sample files, templates, and worksheets from the book Zusammenfassung Leverage the full power of Excel formulas Excel 2016 Formulas is fully updated to cover all of the tips, tricks, and techniques you need to maximize the power of Excel 2016 through the use of formulas. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction xxvii Part I: Understanding Formula Basics Chapter 1: The Excel User Interface in a Nutshell 3 The Workings of Workbooks 3 Worksheets 4 Chart sheets 5 Macro sheets and dialog sheets 5 The Excel User Interface 5 The Ribbon 6 Backstage View 7 Shortcut menus and the mini toolbar 7 Dialog boxes 7 Customizing the UI 8 Task panes 9 Customizing onscreen display 9 Numeric formatting 9 Stylistic formatting 9 Protection Options 10 Securing access to the entire workbook 10 Limiting access to specific worksheet ranges 13 Protecting the workbook structure 16 Chapter 2: Basic Facts About Formulas 19 Entering and Editing Formulas 19 Formula elements 20 Entering a formula 20 Pasting names 22 Spaces and line breaks 22 Formula limits 23 Sample formulas 23 Editing formulas 24 Using Operators in Formulas 25 Reference operators 25 Sample formulas that use operators 26 Operator precedence 27 Nested parentheses 29 Calculating Formulas 30 Cell and Range References 30 Creating an absolute or a mixed reference 31 Referencing other sheets or workbooks 33 Copying or Moving Formulas 35 Making an Exact Copy of a Formula 36 Converting Formulas to Values 37 Hiding Formulas 39 Errors in Formulas 40 Dealing with Circular References 41 Goal Seeking 42 A goal seeking example 42 More about goal seeking 43 Chapter 3: Working with Names 45 What's in a Name? 45 A Name's Scope 46 Referencing names 47 Referencing names from another workbook 48 Conflicting names 48 The Name Manager 48 Creating names 49 <...
