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ECDL Advanced Spreadsheets for Office XP/2003 - ECDL Advanced

ECDL Advanced Spreadsheets for Office XP/2003

ECDL Advanced Spreadsheets for Office XP/2003 - ECDL Advanced

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Published: 8 December, 2006
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This fully updated version of our market-leading ECDL Advanced Coursebook covers courseware for Office XP and 2003. The examples and exercises are all based around a fictional case study, so you can learn all the functionality you need in a practical context, reinforcing the why as well as the how . Written by experienced trainers Paul Holden and Brendan Munnelly. Clear, simple, friendly guidance on the Advanced module. Basic computer terms and concepts explained in plain English. Screen images and illustrations guide the student through the Microsoft Excel application. How-to information based on practical examples of everyday tasks. Short cuts and insider tips drawn from the real-world experience of computer professionals. Summary of critical information at the end of each section. Easy-to-follow exercises in the book and on the CD-ROM to help you test your progress. Examples and exercises based around a fictional case study teaches all functionality in a practical context.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780131866546
ISBN10 0131866540
Number Of Pages 248
Item Weight 557 g
Product Dimensions 188 x 18 x 244 mm
Publisher / Reseller Prentice Hall
Format paperback
Edition Pap/Cdr
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Author's Bio

Brendan Munnelly and Paul Holden are experienced IT trainers, consultants, journalists and authors. Based in Dublin, Ireland, they developed user training materials for a range of corporate and government organisations throughout Europe. They also offer frequent contributions to computer publications.

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