Running Microsoft Excel 2000

Unlock the full potential of Microsoft Excel 2000 with *Running Microsoft Excel 2000*, your comprehensive guide to mastering this powerful spreadsheet program. Authored by industry experts Craig Stinson and Mark Dodge, this book, published by Microsoft Press in 1999, is a treasure trove of knowledge for both novice and experienced Excel users. While seemingly dated, this book provides a vital foundation for understanding the evolution of Excel and its core functionalities that remain relevant even in modern versions. This first edition, in paperback format, offers a deep dive into the features of Excel 2000, going beyond the basics to help you leverage the software for maximum productivity. Whether you're tackling data analysis, financial modeling, or simply organizing information, *Running Microsoft Excel 2000* provides the tools and insights you need to succeed. Inside this extensively detailed guide (over 1000 pages!), you'll find clear, step-by-step instructions accompanied by hundreds of illustrative screenshots. Stinson and Dodge expertly break down complex concepts into easily digestible segments, ensuring that you grasp even the most advanced topics. The book covers a wide array of functionalities, including creating and managing worksheets, incorporating external data sources, mastering pivot tables for insightful data summarization, and delving into the world of VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to automate tasks and customize your Excel experience. One of the standout features of this guide is its focus on real-world applications. The authors provide practical examples and expert advice, demonstrating how to apply Excel's capabilities to solve real-world business problems. You'll learn how to create dynamic Web pages directly from your Excel spreadsheets, enabling seamless data sharing and collaboration. Furthermore, the book explores the collaborative capabilities of Excel 2000, showing you how to work effectively with others using Microsoft Excel workgroups and the power of the Internet. While Excel has undergone significant updates since 2000, understanding the fundamentals presented in this book is crucial. Many core features and concepts remain consistent across versions, making this guide a valuable resource for anyone seeking a solid foundation in Excel. For those familiar with later versions, exploring Excel 2000 through this lens offers unique insight into the program's origins and the evolution of its functionalities. This book is more than just a manual; it's a comprehensive learning experience designed to empower you with the knowledge and skills to excel in Excel. *Running Microsoft Excel 2000* also explores how Excel 2000 fits into the broader Microsoft Office 2000 suite, giving you a holistic understanding of how to leverage the entire office suite for maximum efficiency. With its clear writing, extensive examples, and focus on practical applications, this book is an essential resource for anyone looking to master Microsoft Excel. This book is perfect for professionals looking to brush up on older versions of Excel, computer enthusiasts interested in software history, or even for those just looking for a different approach to learning Excel's fundamentals.