Excel 5 for Windows: How to Work with Lists, Pivot Tables and External Databases

If you like books of the PRO books on the previous page, but you're using Word 6 or Excel 5 instead of the Windows 95 versions, then the books on this page are for you. They differ from the Windows 95 books in just a couple of ways: The prerequisites chapter is on Windows 3.1 instead of Windows 95, the content is split up into two books, and the page design is slightly different. But the benefits you get are exactly the same: -- Focus on the program features that you'll use 95% of the time at work-- Find the answers to questions on the spot, since each feature is shown on a single page-- Flip through the book to discover work-saving features you didn't even know were in Word or Excel-- Experiment with different ways of doing the same function in the exercises, so you can choose the one you like best-- Learn faster by reading less, since all the essentials are in the illustrations-- Gain confidence...click through the program with ease, sure that you can master new skills on your own...help your coworkers out of trouble when they get stuck...become a whiz at using Word and Excel!"This book contains a vast amount of information that will interest anyone involved with spreadsheets, professionally or in a small office or home office environment. A couple of pages into the book, and I was hooked. I just could not get enough of working like a pro!" -- Kenneth Mayton, Central Florida Computer Society"Excellent job of presenting virtually all the operations of the program in more pictures and fewer words". -- Gordon Nelson, Gladstone, MichiganPrince, Anne is the author of 'Excel 5 for Windows: How to Work with Lists, Pivot Tables and External Databases' with ISBN 9780911625875 and ISBN 0911625879.