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Excel Cookbook - Helion

Excel Cookbook
ebook
Autor: Dawn Griffiths
ISBN: 9781098143282
stron: 592, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2024-05-14
Księgarnia: Helion

Cena książki: 211,65 zł (poprzednio: 246,10 zł)
Oszczędzasz: 14% (-34,45 zł)

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Filled with tips, tricks, and techniques, this easy-to-use book is the perfect resource for intermediate to advanced users of Excel. You'll find complete recipes for more than a dozen topics covering formulas, PivotTables, charts, Power Query, and more. Each recipe poses a particular problem and outlines a solution that you can put to use right away—without having to comb through tutorial pages.

Whether you're a data analyst, project manager, or financial analyst, author Dawn Griffiths directs you straight to the answers you need. Ideal as a quick reference, Excel Cookbook is also perfect for learning how to work in a more efficient way, leading to greater productivity on the job. With this book, you'll jump in and get answers to your questions—fast.

This cookbook shows you how to:

  • Get the most out of Excel's features
  • Address complex data problems in the best way possible
  • Collect, manage, and analyze data from a variety of sources
  • Use functions and formulas with ease—including dynamic array and lambda formulas
  • Analyze data with PivotTables, Power Pivot, and more
  • Import and transform data with Power Query
  • Write custom functions and automate Excel with VBA

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Spis treści

Excel Cookbook eBook -- spis treści

  • Preface
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • OReilly Online Learning
    • How to Contact Us
    • Acknowledgments
  • 1. Workbooks, Worksheets, and Cells
    • 1.1. Using Themes
    • 1.2. Using Cell Styles
    • 1.3. Formatting Cells
    • 1.4. Formatting a Cells Value
    • 1.5. Defining a Custom Number Format
    • 1.6. Merging Cells
    • 1.7. Creating Templates
    • 1.8. Protecting Excel Files, Workbooks, Worksheets, and Cells
    • 1.9. Using Conditional Formatting
    • 1.10. Using the Format Painter
    • 1.11. Using Paste Special
    • 1.12. Using Auto Fill
    • 1.13. Using Custom Lists
    • 1.14. Using Flash Fill
    • 1.15. Customizing AutoCorrect
    • 1.16. Using Notes and Comments
    • 1.17. Finding and Selecting Cells and Navigation
    • 1.18. Creating a Custom View
    • 1.19. Customizing the Ribbon and Ribbon Tabs
    • 1.20. Using the Quick Access Toolbar
    • 1.21. Using the Accessibility Checker
  • 2. References and Structured Data
    • 2.1. Using Relative and Absolute References
    • 2.2. Using Relative and Absolute References in Conditional Formatting
    • 2.3. Using R1C1-Style Cell References
    • 2.4. Referencing Another Worksheet or Workbook
    • 2.5. Using 3-D References
    • 2.6. Naming Cells, Ranges, Constants, and Formulas
    • 2.7. Creating Dynamic Named Ranges
    • 2.8. Using Data Validation
    • 2.9. Creating a Custom Data Validation Rule
    • 2.10. Entering Data with a Drop-Down List
    • 2.11. Defining Dependent or Cascading Drop-Down Lists
    • 2.12. Using a Data-Entry Form
    • 2.13. Sorting Data by Value, Format, or Custom List
    • 2.14. Filtering Data
    • 2.15. Freezing Panes
    • 2.16. Using AutoSum
    • 2.17. Using Outlines to Add Subtotals and Groups
    • 2.18. Using Tables
    • 2.19. Using Structured References
  • 3. Using Formulas
    • 3.1. Using Operators and Order of Precedence
    • 3.2. Using Excel in Different Regions and Languages
    • 3.3. Using Array Constants
    • 3.4. Using Dynamic and Legacy Array Formulas
    • 3.5. Using Spill Range References
    • 3.6. Preventing Dynamic Array Behavior
    • 3.7. Using the Insert Function or Function Builder Tool
    • 3.8. Adding Notes to Numeric Formulas
    • 3.9. Showing Formulas
    • 3.10. Using the Watch Window
    • 3.11. Showing Cell Interdependencies
    • 3.12. Performing Background Error Checks
    • 3.13. Using Error Checking
    • 3.14. Tracing Errors
    • 3.15. Correcting Error Values
    • 3.16. Evaluating Formulas
    • 3.17. Changing the Calculation Mode
    • 3.18. Setting Rounding Precision
    • 3.19. Resolving Circular References
  • 4. Math and Engineering
    • 4.1. Generating Numbers
    • 4.2. Converting Text or a Boolean to a Number
    • 4.3. Getting a Numbers Sign and Absolute Value
    • 4.4. Counting, Summing, and Averaging Cell Values
    • 4.5. Using Criteria to Count, Sum, and Average
    • 4.6. Adding and Subtracting Squares of Values
    • 4.7. Using Multiplication and Multiples
    • 4.8. Finding Quotients, Remainders, and Divisors
    • 4.9. Rounding to Decimal Places and Integers
    • 4.10. Rounding to Significant Figures and Multiples
    • 4.11. Using Powers, Exponents, Square Roots, and Logarithms
    • 4.12. Summing a Power Series
    • 4.13. Using Factorials, Permutations, and Combinations
    • 4.14. Using Trigonometry
    • 4.15. Working with Matrices
    • 4.16. Converting Between Number Systems
    • 4.17. Performing Bitwise Operations
    • 4.18. Working with Complex Numbers
  • 5. Text Manipulation
    • 5.1. Concatenating Text
    • 5.2. Using Character Codes
    • 5.3. Generating a Sequence of Characters
    • 5.4. Generating Random Letters
    • 5.5. Finding the Length of a Text String
    • 5.6. Finding Text Position in a Text String
    • 5.7. Getting Fixed-Width Text from a Text String
    • 5.8. Getting Text from a Text String by Delimiter
    • 5.9. Getting Text from a Text String by Digit to Nondigit
    • 5.10. Replacing, Inserting, and Deleting Text
    • 5.11. Removing Extra Characters
    • 5.12. Counting Words or Specific Characters
    • 5.13. Changing Text Case
    • 5.14. Repeating Characters
    • 5.15. Converting an Array to Text
    • 5.16. Formatting Text as Currency
    • 5.17. Including Numeric Values in a Text String
    • 5.18. Including Date/Time Values in a Text String
  • 6. Dates and Times
    • 6.1. Returning the Current Date and Time
    • 6.2. Getting Part of a Date/Time Value
    • 6.3. Getting the Day of the Week and Week of the Year
    • 6.4. Getting the Calendar or Fiscal Quarter
    • 6.5. Constructing Dates Using Day, Month, and Year
    • 6.6. Constructing Times Using Hours, Minutes, and Seconds
    • 6.7. Converting a Text Value to a Date/Time Serial Number
    • 6.8. Extracting the Date and Time from a Serial Number
    • 6.9. Adding Days, Months, and Years to a Date
    • 6.10. Adding Hours, Minutes, and Seconds to a Time
    • 6.11. Getting the Last Day of the Month
    • 6.12. Calculating the Year Fraction
    • 6.13. Calculating the Difference Between Dates and Times
    • 6.14. Using Working Days
    • 6.15. Getting a Sequence of Dates
  • 7. Array, Logic, and Lookup Functions
    • 7.1. Getting Unique Values
    • 7.2. Sorting an Array
    • 7.3. Filtering an Array
    • 7.4. Manipulating Arrays
    • 7.5. Using Logical True/False Criteria
    • 7.6. Evaluating AND and OR Conditions in Array Formulas
    • 7.7. Working with Types and Error Values
    • 7.8. Choosing Values to Return
    • 7.9. Looking Up Exact and Nearest Values
    • 7.10. Finding a Matching Values Index
    • 7.11. Using an Index to Return a Value
    • 7.12. Creating Indirect References to Cells and Ranges
    • 7.13. Getting a Cells Address
    • 7.14. Using Offset References
  • 8. Statistical Analysis
    • 8.1. Creating a Frequency Table
    • 8.2. Showing Cumulative and Percentage Frequencies
    • 8.3. Using a Histogram or Pareto Chart
    • 8.4. Calculating Averages
    • 8.5. Ranking Numeric Data
    • 8.6. Finding the kth Largest or Smallest Value
    • 8.7. Dividing Data into Quartiles and Percentiles
    • 8.8. Calculating Ranges and Variances
    • 8.9. Finding Outliers
    • 8.10. Using a Box and Whisker Chart
    • 8.11. Calculating Skewness
    • 8.12. Calculating Probabilities Using a Probability Table
    • 8.13. Calculating Expectation and Variance
    • 8.14. Using the Binomial Distribution
    • 8.15. Using the Negative Binomial Distribution
    • 8.16. Using the Hypergeometric Distribution
    • 8.17. Using the Poisson Distribution
    • 8.18. Using the Exponential Distribution
    • 8.19. Using the Normal Distribution
    • 8.20. Using Z-Scores
    • 8.21. Calculating a Confidence Interval for the Population Mean
    • 8.22. Performing a Chi-Squared (2) Test for Independence
    • 8.23. Finding the Line of Best Fit
    • 8.24. Getting the Line of Best Fits Equation
  • 9. The Analysis ToolPak
    • 9.1. Installing the Analysis ToolPak
    • 9.2. Generating Descriptive Statistics
    • 9.3. Generating Ordinal and Percentage Rank Statistics
    • 9.4. Generating a Frequency Distribution
    • 9.5. Generating Moving Averages
    • 9.6. Using Exponential Smoothing
    • 9.7. Generating a Random Sample
    • 9.8. Generating a Periodic Sample
    • 9.9. Drawing Random Numbers from a Distribution
    • 9.10. Generating a Correlation Matrix
    • 9.11. Generating a Covariance Matrix
    • 9.12. Performing a Linear Regression Analysis
    • 9.13. Performing a Two-Sample t-Test
    • 9.14. Performing a Two-Sample z-Test
    • 9.15. Performing a Paired Two-Sample t-Test
    • 9.16. Performing a Two-Sample F-Test for Variances
    • 9.17. Performing a One-Way ANOVA Test
    • 9.18. Performing a Two-Way ANOVA Test
    • 9.19. Running a Fourier Analysis
  • 10. Financial Analysis
    • 10.1. Calculating Fixed-Rate Loan Payments
    • 10.2. Calculating Interest and Principal Loan Payments
    • 10.3. Building a Variable Rate Loan Amortization Schedule
    • 10.4. Calculating the Term for a Fixed-Rate Loan
    • 10.5. Calculating the Principal or Present Value
    • 10.6. Converting Between Nominal and Effective Rates
    • 10.7. Calculating the Future Value of a Fixed-Rate Lump-Sum Investment
    • 10.8. Calculating the Future Value of a Variable-Rate Lump-Sum Investment
    • 10.9. Calculating the Future Value of an Investment with Regular Deposits
    • 10.10. Meeting Investment Goals
    • 10.11. Calculating Net Present Value
    • 10.12. Calculating the Internal Rate of Return
    • 10.13. Calculating Depreciation
    • 10.14. Getting Stock and Currency Data
    • 10.15. Getting Historic Stock and Currency Data
    • 10.16. Using Stock Charts
    • 10.17. Calculating a Stocks Beta
    • 10.18. Forecasting Linear and Exponential Growth
    • 10.19. Forecasting Seasonal Growth
  • 11. PivotTables
    • 11.1. Organizing Data for PivotTables
    • 11.2. Inserting a PivotTable
    • 11.3. Adding Rows, Columns, and Values
    • 11.4. Using Secondary Rows
    • 11.5. Refreshing a PivotTables Data
    • 11.6. Moving a PivotTable
    • 11.7. Changing a PivotTables Appearance
    • 11.8. Changing the Default Layout
    • 11.9. Changing Value Aggregations
    • 11.10. Showing Different Value Calculations
    • 11.11. Creating Custom Subtotals
    • 11.12. Sorting Data
    • 11.13. Moving Items Manually
    • 11.14. Filtering Data
    • 11.15. Using a Filter to Create Multiple PivotTables
    • 11.16. Grouping by Date/Time
    • 11.17. Grouping by Number
    • 11.18. Manually Grouping by Text Values
    • 11.19. Including Groups with Missing Data
    • 11.20. Changing the Format of Empty Cells
    • 11.21. Using Calculated Fields
    • 11.22. Using Calculated Fields to Count Items
    • 11.23. Using Calculated Items
    • 11.24. Referring to Position in a Calculated Item Formula
    • 11.25. Changing the Calculated Item Solve Order
    • 11.26. Generating a List of Custom Formulas
    • 11.27. Changing a PivotTables Data Source
    • 11.28. Using the PivotTable Cache
    • 11.29. Filtering Multiple PivotTables That Share a Cache
    • 11.30. Reducing the Workbook File Size
    • 11.31. Reinstating a PivotTables Source Data
    • 11.32. Referring to PivotTable Values
  • 12. Charts
    • 12.1. Using Different Chart Types
    • 12.2. Inserting a Chart
    • 12.3. Filtering a Chart
    • 12.4. Tweaking a Charts Appearance
    • 12.5. Adding and Removing Chart Elements
    • 12.6. Formatting Chart Elements
    • 12.7. Creating Dynamic Titles and Labels
    • 12.8. Customizing Data Label Text
    • 12.9. Controlling Chart Axes and Gridlines
    • 12.10. Displaying Negative Values
    • 12.11. Using Pictures in Column Charts
    • 12.12. Formatting Pie of Pie and Bar of Pie Charts
    • 12.13. Formatting a Histogram Chart
    • 12.14. Specifying a Combination Charts Chart Types
    • 12.15. Handling Empty Cells
    • 12.16. Basing a Chart on Noncontiguous Data
    • 12.17. Changing a Data Series Name and Legend Entry
    • 12.18. Adding a Series or Changing the Data Source
    • 12.19. Basing a Chart on a Dynamic Named Range
    • 12.20. Inserting a PivotChart
    • 12.21. Creating a Gantt Chart
    • 12.22. Creating and Using Chart Templates
  • 13. Graphics, Sparklines, and 3D Maps
    • 13.1. Inserting Symbols
    • 13.2. Inserting Equations
    • 13.3. Inserting Shapes
    • 13.4. Using the Draw Tool
    • 13.5. Using SmartArt
    • 13.6. Inserting Pictures
    • 13.7. Grouping Objects
    • 13.8. Moving and Sizing Objects with Cells
    • 13.9. Inserting a Linked Picture
    • 13.10. Using Sparklines
    • 13.11. Using Sparkline Groups
    • 13.12. Using 3D Maps
    • 13.13. Creating Videos with 3D Maps
  • 14. What-If Analysis
    • 14.1. Creating a One-Variable Data Table
    • 14.2. Creating a Row-Oriented One-Variable Data Table
    • 14.3. Creating a Two-Variable Data Table
    • 14.4. Editing Data Tables
    • 14.5. Using Scenario Manager
    • 14.6. Merging Scenarios
    • 14.7. Generating Scenario Summaries
    • 14.8. Using Goal Seek
    • 14.9. Finding Multiple Solutions with Goal Seek
    • 14.10. Handling Discontinuous Formulas with Goal Seek
    • 14.11. Enabling Solver
    • 14.12. Solving an Optimization Problem with Solver
    • 14.13. Using Integer-Only Constraints with Solver
    • 14.14. Using Binary-Only Constraints with Solver
    • 14.15. Making Changing Cells All Different with Solver
    • 14.16. Handling Discontinuities with Solver
    • 14.17. Finding Multiple Solutions with Solver
    • 14.18. Finding a Formulas Global Minimum or Maximum with Solver
    • 14.19. Adjusting Solvers Options
    • 14.20. Saving and Loading Solver Parameters
    • 14.21. Saving Solver-Generated Scenarios
    • 14.22. Displaying Solver Reports
  • 15. Power Query
    • 15.1. Getting and Loading Data
    • 15.2. Getting and Loading Data from Files in a Folder
    • 15.3. Specifying Where to Load Data To
    • 15.4. Editing Data Source Settings and Security
    • 15.5. Refreshing a Querys Data
    • 15.6. Managing Queries
    • 15.7. Editing a Query
    • 15.8. Managing a Querys Steps
    • 15.9. Managing Columns
    • 15.10. Using Data Types
    • 15.11. Sorting and Filtering Data
    • 15.12. Filtering Files When Loading Data from a Folder
    • 15.13. Removing Duplicates, Blank Rows, and Errors
    • 15.14. Transforming Data in Columns
    • 15.15. Splitting and Merging Columns
    • 15.16. Pivoting Columns
    • 15.17. Unpivoting Columns
    • 15.18. Transforming Structured Columns
    • 15.19. Returning a Value or List
    • 15.20. Adding New Columns
    • 15.21. Adding a Column Based on Examples
    • 15.22. Adding a Conditional Column
    • 15.23. Adding a Custom Column
    • 15.24. Using Parameters
    • 15.25. Creating a Custom Function
    • 15.26. Adding a Column by Invoking a Custom Function
    • 15.27. Duplicating a Query
    • 15.28. Referencing a Query
    • 15.29. Appending Data from Multiple Queries
    • 15.30. Merging Data from Multiple Queries
    • 15.31. Editing a Querys M Code
  • 16. Power Pivot and the Data Model
    • 16.1. Installing Power Pivot
    • 16.2. Adding Data to the Data Model
    • 16.3. Managing Power Pivot Data Connections
    • 16.4. Viewing and Managing the Data Models Tables
    • 16.5. Refreshing the Data Models Data
    • 16.6. Working with Table Columns
    • 16.7. Creating and Editing Relationships
    • 16.8. Adding a Calculated Column
    • 16.9. Basing a PivotTable or PivotChart on Data Model Tables
    • 16.10. Inserting Measures
    • 16.11. Using KPIs
    • 16.12. Creating Hierarchies
    • 16.13. Creating a Date Table
    • 16.14. Using Named Sets
    • 16.15. Converting a PivotTable to Formulas
    • 16.16. Using Cube Formulas
    • 16.17. Filtering Cube Formulas with Slicers and Timelines
  • 17. LET, LAMBDA, and LAMBDA Helper Functions
    • 17.1. Improving Formula Efficiency
    • 17.2. Writing and Testing a LAMBDA Formula
    • 17.3. Making LAMBDA Arguments Optional
    • 17.4. Defining a Custom LAMBDA Function
    • 17.5. Writing Recursive LAMBDA Formulas
    • 17.6. Copying a Custom LAMBDA Function to Another Workbook
    • 17.7. Applying a LAMBDA Formula to Each Column
    • 17.8. Applying a LAMBDA Formula to Each Row
    • 17.9. Creating an Array of Calculated Values
    • 17.10. Transforming the Values in Arrays
    • 17.11. Calculating Cumulative Values
    • 17.12. Returning the Final Value of a Cumulative Calculation
  • 18. Developer Tools: Macros, VBA, Controls, and XML
    • 18.1. Showing the Developer Tab
    • 18.2. Recording a Macro
    • 18.3. Using a Personal Macro Workbook
    • 18.4. Editing a Macros Options
    • 18.5. Running a Macro
    • 18.6. Viewing or Editing a Macros VBA Code
    • 18.7. Using Absolute and Relative References
    • 18.8. Creating a Macro by Writing VBA
    • 18.9. Creating a Custom VBA Function
    • 18.10. Using Worksheet and Workbook Events
    • 18.11. Overriding Keystrokes with OnKey
    • 18.12. Scheduling Code with OnTime
    • 18.13. Deleting a Macro or Function
    • 18.14. Copying Code to Another VBA Project
    • 18.15. Debugging VBA Code
    • 18.16. Using Built-in Dialog Boxes
    • 18.17. Using Form Controls
    • 18.18. Using ActiveX Controls
    • 18.19. Creating a UserForm
    • 18.20. Creating a Custom Excel Add-in
    • 18.21. Setting Security and Privacy Options
    • 18.22. Importing and Exporting XML
  • Index

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