Download Excel Formulas and Functions For Complete Beginners StepByStep Illustrated Guide to Master Formulas and Functions eBook William B Skates

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Do you want to become an expert at Excel Formulas?

You have come to the right place!

In This Book You Will Learn

  • The fundamentals of Excel Formulas and Functions.
  • The difference between Absolute and Relative Cell References
  • What are comparison formulas
  • What are Excel Operators
  • How to use text formulas
  • And more!

Do you struggle with Excel Formulas and Functions and want to learn more about how they work? If so, this is the book you've been looking for. Wether it be learning how to use VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP or simply comparing two columns with a formula, the goal of this book is to provide you with an illustrated step-by-step guide that will help you learn more about Excel Formulas and Functions and the tech stuff that comes with it.Each of the chapters has examples to make the process of creating your own formulas as simple as possible. This book is not only to be used by beginners but also intermediates as a referencing tool when needed.

Become an Expert in 20 Chapters



  • Chapter 1 What are Formulas and Functions?

  • Chapter 2 Text Formulas

  • Chapter 3 Comparison Formulas

  • Chapter 4 Operators

  • Chapter 5 Absolute vs. Relative Cell References

  • Chapter 6 SUM

  • Chapter 7 IF

  • Chapter 8 AND

  • Chapter 9 LEN

  • Chapter 10 OR

  • Chapter 11 NOT

  • Chapter 12 XOR

  • Chapter 13 SUMIF and SUMIFS

  • Chapter 14 COUNT and COUNTA

  • Chapter 15 AVERAGEIF and AVERAGEIFS

  • Chapter 16 LARGE and SMALL

  • Chapter 17 COUNTIF and COUNTIFS

  • Chapter 18 VLOOKUP

  • Chapter 19 HLOOKUP

  • Chapter 20 A few notes about pasting, ordering and filtering


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Download Excel Formulas and Functions For Complete Beginners StepByStep Illustrated Guide to Master Formulas and Functions eBook William B Skates


"I read this book via an Amazon KINDLE Unlimited download.

In order to really evaluate and review this book, one needs to have used EXCEL over some period of time. My experience using spreadsheets spans the time period from 1985 until 2010. Back in 1985, the spreadsheet program being used had been LOTUS123 and I go back to Version 1. When beginning to use this program, the first and main lesson I received had been spreadsheets is math driven by the reference location of a number [Column B Line 5] +, -, * [multiply], and / [divide] by another number. All equations used these reference locations regardless of what was being calculated,

When EXCEL took over as being the spreadsheet program of choice nothing really changed in the functionality of the program itself. I eventually started to create increasingly complex spreadsheets such as TEXT to COLUMNS where I would copy a report, paste it into EXCEL and then convert the report to a regular spreadsheet, where I had to do modifications such as deleting nonessential columns and adding columns with contained new calculations; which included complex, imbedded IF/THEN [conditional] statements.

Looking at this book, I believe it gives its readers an overall simplified introduction to spreadsheets and the formulas which get used most often. Some of the sections of this book needs to be expanded upon and written with a bit more clarity. The only way to get proficient in the use of spreadsheets and become an expert in their use is through the repetitive creation of them. Some of the terminology used by the author is different than what I know them as.

As a simplified introductory book to EXCEL, I’ve given this book 4 STARS."

Product details

  • File Size 6735 KB
  • Print Length 96 pages
  • Publication Date March 12, 2019
  • Sold by  Digital Services LLC
  • Language English
  • ASIN B07PPJTBGB

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Excel Formulas and Functions For Complete Beginners StepByStep Illustrated Guide to Master Formulas and Functions eBook William B Skates Reviews


  • I read this book via an KINDLE Unlimited download.

    In order to really evaluate and review this book, one needs to have used EXCEL over some period of time. My experience using spreadsheets spans the time period from 1985 until 2010. Back in 1985, the spreadsheet program being used had been LOTUS123 and I go back to Version 1. When beginning to use this program, the first and main lesson I received had been spreadsheets is math driven by the reference location of a number [Column B Line 5] +, -, * [multiply], and / [divide] by another number. All equations used these reference locations regardless of what was being calculated,

    When EXCEL took over as being the spreadsheet program of choice nothing really changed in the functionality of the program itself. I eventually started to create increasingly complex spreadsheets such as TEXT to COLUMNS where I would copy a report, paste it into EXCEL and then convert the report to a regular spreadsheet, where I had to do modifications such as deleting nonessential columns and adding columns with contained new calculations; which included complex, imbedded IF/THEN [conditional] statements.

    Looking at this book, I believe it gives its readers an overall simplified introduction to spreadsheets and the formulas which get used most often. Some of the sections of this book needs to be expanded upon and written with a bit more clarity. The only way to get proficient in the use of spreadsheets and become an expert in their use is through the repetitive creation of them. Some of the terminology used by the author is different than what I know them as.

    As a simplified introductory book to EXCEL, I’ve given this book 4 STARS.
  • No one
    At al! would I recommend this garbage about excel formulas, it just touched the basics not for a advanced user