Your Office Microsoft 365: Excel 2025, 1st edition
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📚 Delivered within 24 hours via email Your Office Microsoft® 365: Excel 2025 shows how to master Excel by applying it to a real-world business scenario used throughout the text. Series author Amy Kinser and her co-authors make use of hands-on projects specific to roles within operational units, including finance and accounting, production and operations, and sales and marketing. This approach helps you learn how to use Excel to solve complex problems in a variety of business settings.
The 2025 Edition reflects the latest version of Excel, with instruction on how to use the most recent features and functionality. In addition, the authors have updated all problems and projects throughout the text to help keep the material up to date.
Published by Pearson (January 29th 2025) – Copyright © 2026
ISBN-13: 9780135389805
Subject: Microsoft Office Applications
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Table of Contents
Common Features
- Understanding File Management and the Common Features of Microsoft Office
Business Unit 1: Understanding the Fundamentals
- Create, Navigate, Work with and Print Worksheets
- Formats, Formulas and Functions
Business Unit 2: Conducting Business Analysis
- Cell References, Named Ranges and Functions
- Effective Charts
Business Unit 3: Integrating Complex Functions into Business Analysis
- Complex Logical and Retrieval Functions
- Integrating Complex Functions into Business Analysis
Business Unit 4: Building an Application with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
- Multiple Worksheets, Workbooks and Templates
- Building an Application with Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks
Business Unit 5: Manipulating Data Sets for Decision Making
- Organize, Import, Export and Cleanse Data Sets
- Data Tables, Scenario Manager and Solver
Business Unit 6: Building Financial and Statistical Models
- Loan Amortization, Investment Analysis and Asset Depreciation
- Business Statistics and Regression Analysis
Business Unit 7: Enabling Decisions with Data Visualization and VBA
- The Excel Data Model and Business Intelligence
- Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
APPENDICES
- Leveraging Microsoft’s Power Business Intelligence (“BI”) Desktop Suite
- Keyboard Shortcuts and Mac Compatibility
