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Excel for Beginners
"Perfect for Excel Newbies" "Great Beginner Resource" Microsoft Excel is an incredibly powerful tool both for personal use and business use. But learning to use Excel can be overwhelming when you're confronted with a thousand-page guide that's talking about anything and everything under the sun. In Excel for Beginners, M.L. Humphrey walks you through the basics of using Excel by focusing on what you'll really need for day-to-day use. Topics covered include navigating Excel, inputting your data, formatting it, manipulating it, and printing your results. This is not a comprehensive guide, but when you're done you should know 98% of what you'll need to know to work in Excel and 100% of what you'll need on a daily basis. So what are you waiting for? Get started today. keywords: microsoft excel, ms excell, novice, beginner, introduction to excel, formatting, printing, excel basics
Excel for Writers
Do you want to be a writer? Would you like to be more organized about your writing, but not sure where to start? Then Excel for Writers is the book for you. It'll walk you through how to use Excel to (1) track your time spent writing and your word count, (2) calculate your potential income with both a trade publishing contract and a short story sale, (3) visually track your short story submission results, (4) use Excel to analyze a multi-viewpoint novel, and (5) much more. If you have a basic understanding of Excel, this guide will show you the ways you can use Excel to support your writing. Each worksheet includes detailed commentary and step-by-step instructions on how to create your own version. (And if you're self-published then check out Excel for Self-Publishers too.)
Printing
A short book about how to print documents in Microsoft Excel. Written using Excel 2013. Extracted from a chapter in Excel for Beginners by M.L. Humphrey.
Track Changes
Track changes is a great tool for working collaboratively in Word and almost essential for identifying and discussing changes to a document in a group setting. But in order to use it effectively, you have to understand it. And that's what this guide will do for you. The Easy Word Essentials series of titles are meant to cover one specific topic of interest to users who know the basics of how to navigate Word and are drawn from the Word Essentials series which consists of Word for Beginners and Intermediate Word.
Intermediate Excel
Microsoft Excel is an amazing tool. Once you've mastered the basics, it's time to learn a few tips and tricks to take things to the next level. In this guide you'll learn how to create pivot tables, chart your data, apply conditional formatting, and many other more advanced tools for getting the most out of Excel. (Including probably more than you ever wanted to know about nested IF functions.) If you're comfortable with the basics of Excel and ready to take it to the next level, this is the guide for you. Keywords: microsoft excel, ms excell, pivot tables, bar charts, column charts, pie charts, doughnut charts, line charts, scatter plots, conditional formatting, pivottables, concatenate, if functions, sumifs, text function, locking cells, removing duplicate entries
Data Analysis for Self-Publishers
If you want to make money from your writing then you need to treat it like a business. And part of treating it like a business is looking at data about how that business is performing and using it to inform your business choices. In Data Analysis for Self-Publishers M.L. Humphrey walks you through how to do that, starting with what information you need and then moving on to ways to use that information and interpret it to improve your results. If you're ready to take your writing income up a notch, then this is the book for you.
Formatting
A short book about how to format cells in Microsoft Excel. Written using Excel 2013. Based on content contained in Excel for Beginners and Intermediate Excel by M.L. Humphrey.
Sell That Book
So you wrote a book. Congratulations. Now, if you're like a lot of us, you want to sell that book. You're ready to try to become a professional author. This book is meant to help you navigate that next stage of your writing career regardless of whether you want to find a publisher or self-publish. It will give you a high-level discussion of what you need to start thinking about now regardless of the path you choose. A slightly different version of this book was previously published as Achieve Writing Success.
Pivot Tables
A short book that covers how to work with pivot tables in Microsoft Excel. Written using Excel 2013. Contains the same information on pivot tables as Intermediate Excel by M.L. Humphrey.
