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This article describes how to use Excel® effectively for personal and/or business use. It briefly discusses formatting worksheets and workbooks in order to easily access and use them efficiently.

This article demonstrates different practical ways in which Excel can be used by just about anyone who has access to a computer. It’s not just limited to office use.

This is a short article about Microsoft stealing employees from Apple.
This was posted with permission.

Are you trying to increase your brain size by learning how much you can save with Cloud computing?

This note describes how to export data from Javascript to Excel using the Java Servlet API on Tomcat but should easily generalise to other formats. It is assumed you are working in Eclipse or a similar IDE. Remember no documentation is 100% accurate. This procedure worked for me and as usual you cut and past at your own risk. A basic knowledge of HTML and javascript is assumed.

An article about the free program called Open Office.

Graph option in excel make it very useful when you want to represent your data graphically. It offers lot of customizations also on the chart. Let us learn drawing excel graphs in some simple steps.

This is the fourth and final part of the article showing you how to create an Excel spreadsheet that will help you to keep track of your progress in achieving your goals. This article also shows you how to use some of the Excel’s formulae and functions in creating your own spreadsheets.

Graphs and charts are extremely useful for giving us a visual idea of facts that may or may not mean much to us otherwise. Spreadsheets can give us a quick and easy look at what we are achieving with the entry of just a few keystrokes,
This Excel worksheet does just that. This is the third of a four part series to show you how.

This is the second part of a four part article describing how one may build a “Progress Chart” in Excel. This will probably work in any spreadsheet with little alteration.
This chart will help one keep track of where one stands with regard to achieving one’s goal.