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Table of Contents

Introduction.
1. The Excel Workplace.
2. Worksheet Basics.
3. Editing Worksheets.
4. Working with Files.
5. Using Functions in Formulas.
6. Formatting Cells.
7. Working with Graphic Objects.
8. Creating Charts.
9. Printing.
10. Working with Lists.
11. Working with Others.
12. Using Other Applications.
13. Advanced Techniques.
14. Web Pages & Hyperlinks.
15. Setting Excel Preferences.
Appendix A: Menus & Shortcut Keys.
Appendix B: Function Reference.
Index.