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This tutorial is the quick and painless way to learning Microsoft Excel basics. You'll create a useful worksheet in just six short tasks.

The article describes one example for preparing bar charts using Microsoft excel in a step by step procedure.

This Excel tutorial is geared towards users that already have an understanding of how computers and Microsoft products work.

You may not be getting everything you can out of your data by using Microsoft Excel. Importing Microsoft Excel data into Microsoft Access is easy and will give you additional data manipulation capabilities.

Anyone can use Excel formulas - here is a basic guide to getting started.

Many people use Excel across the country. But not many know the full extent of what it can do. This article explains in a step by step guide how to create a pivot table and chart from an external data source.

Excel is widely used but not widely understood. This tutorial will show you a very unusual trick for making your excel spreadsheets look and act more like a web page.

Microsoft Excel is an integral part of every office environment. Almost everyone uses it on a regular basis. However, not many know all of the tricks to taking your spreadsheets from dull and average to Super and Exciting.

Microsoft Excel is not just a program for business professionals. It can be used to faciliate and organize your life if you are a little creative with it - especially when planning for holidays, gifts and important dates.

Using Microsoft Excel greatly simplifies the management of your budget. By setting up your budget as a Microsoft Excel worksheet, you can make updates and changes very easily.

Many people feel they are stuck using Microsoft products - Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Internet Explorer. In this article, I show that the Mac is a viable option, and go over programs which have many - if not all - of the features you may desire.

There are easy ways to format spreadsheet cells in Excel. This article shows some of them.

Microsoft Excel is an integral part of every office environment. Almost everyone uses it on a regular basis. However, not many know how to create reusable templates that save time and effort. Here is a simple step by step guide to do it.

This tutorial is part one in a series and will cover the basics of formatting worksheets within the Excel workbook and is aimed at users who already have a basic understanding of Excel.

For the most part, Excel is an easy and user-friendly tool with many uses. There are a few things about Excel one must know. Remember, most of these things can be changed with a highlight and click of a button.

I used to spend many hours agonizing over my average in college coursework until I discovered how to use Microsoft Excel to calculate my average. Learn how to use Excel to keep track of your own academic progress.

A beginners guide to using Microsoft Excel to keep track of user names and passwords. Excel is a good program for this because you can later add new information and delete old while still keeping everything alphabetized.

In this article you will learn how to experience the free trial of Microsoft Office 2007.

Microsoft Office is a suite of productivity tools containing a good assortment of word processor, mail and other tools for the student, small business and even home user.

For some people, the desire to rid their computer of Microsoft products is philosophical as well as practical. In this article, I will discuss several programs to allow you to replace what Microsoft has to offer, for free!

For many years, I have used Microsoft Office applications. I am definitely not a fan of it in any way. Most large and small companies however, require the use of this product because it is universal.

Microsoft SyncToy is a free application for backing up your data. Here's a step-by-step tutorial on how to use Microsoft SyncToy to back-up yoiur data.

I think I might need a 12-step program to wean my teenager off Microsoft products before she graduates from college and discovers she can't run to Best Buy to purchase a product called Microsoft Life for $199.

This article describes using the future value (fv) financial function in Microsoft Excel.

If you need Microsoft Office, but can't afford it, OpenOffice,org will offer the same features for free.