Book (Practical) Information science I wanted to know sooner! Excel Implicit Rules / Kimura Koji

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I wanted a book like this! Excel (Excel) changed from "I can somehow use it" to "I can use it"! "It takes time to work even though I can use Excel" "My superiors and seniors are not so good at it, but I don't know where to fix it." Doesn't everyone who uses Excel have this kind of problem? Excel is a software that is often used for work, but because everyone can use it, there are not many people who can say clearly that they are able to use it. "It makes it look better, and I think I should join these cells" "I hope I can check the data for the time being". The person who received the document made with the idea of "It makes it look better" or "I don't know where to fix it" may be in trouble. That's also true. There are "implicit rules" that you have to keep in mind. When creating a table on a sheet, there are rules such as "One table can be created on one sheet", "Don't use cell joins", "Don't use blank lines in the middle of the table". For example, when creating a table on a sheet, there are rules such as "One table can be created on one sheet", "Don't use cell joins", "Don't use blank lines in the middle of the table". "Nobody told me that!" Yes, there are "implicit rules" that you need to keep in mind. Although superiors and colleagues teach you how to handle the data that is necessary for work, there are few opportunities to learn the true basics of Excel from scratch. Also, there are not many opportunities to look back on how to use the software that you have used for many years. This book introduces these "implicit rules" along with Excel waza that you want to know. If you read this book, you will learn how to create a table that has both appearance and practicality, the points of a graph that can be visualized, and the rules such as "One table can be created on one sheet", "Don't use cell joins", "Don't use any blank lines in the middle of the table". "Nobody told me that!" Yes, there are "implicit rules" that you need to keep in mind. When you create a table on a sheet, there are rules such as "One table can be created on one sheet", "Don't use any cell joins", "Don't use any blank lines in the middle of the table". For example, when creating a table on a sheet, there are rules such as "One table can be created on one sheet", "Don't use any cell joins", "Don't use any blank lines in the middle of the table". remote work remote work