I have to say that I rarely ever use Excel for number-crunching, but I use it ALL the time for laying out all sorts of other documents. The database listing all my books, for example, and my reading list. An amazing number of documents at work--worksheets, instructions, log sheets. I know LOTS of tricks for layout, formatting, styles, but practically nothing whatsoever about how to use it for equations. Really basic math, yes, but the more complicated numerical things that so many people use it for? Nope!
...trots off to earn lots of money doing number 1 on the 'love list' ;-)
Nick, when you're making quadrillions, just remember where you learned that tip about pivot tables. ;-)
I have to say that I rarely ever use Excel for number-crunching, but I use it ALL the time for laying out all sorts of other documents. The database listing all my books, for example, and my reading list. An amazing number of documents at work--worksheets, instructions, log sheets. I know LOTS of tricks for layout, formatting, styles, but practically nothing whatsoever about how to use it for equations. Really basic math, yes, but the more complicated numerical things that so many people use it for? Nope!
Deb, thanks for sharing how you use Excel. Rumour has it that about 80% of Excel workbooks don't have any formulas in them, so you're not alone!