Is there a listing (maybe a spreadsheet) of all of Excel?

[Josephjames]

Is there a resource that has all of Excel laid out from the bottom up (or at least from the dialogue box up)? I can't even find a simple count of dialogue boxes.

Thanks Paul

 

[6StringJazzer]

What do you mean by "all of Excel"? It's freaking huge. What features do you mean and how would you expect it to be presented?

 

[Josephjames]

What do you mean by "all of Excel"? It's freaking huge. What features do you mean and how would you expect it to be presented?

a) "all of Excel" as in all the functions b) The features in the various dialogue boxes c) I was asking if there was such a thing, hopefully that would exceed any expectations I could think of , most Excel training seems to have an ax to grind instead of resource to explain.

 

[alansidman]

Each version of Excel has different functions available. Also, there are financial functions, engineering functions, etc. There is nothing all encompassing. You may wish to look at Techonthenet.com for some basic functionality but again, it is limited. Also, google is your friend if you are looking for something specific.

 

[Josephjames]

The "Options" window seems to have a complete listing of tabs and commands.

 

[6StringJazzer]

The "Options" window seems to have a complete listing of tabs and commands.

I'm not seeing anything like that in Options. What are you going to after you go to Options? What version of Excel are you using (I suggest updating your profile to show it)?