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Excel 2007 Expert

April 2008

Learn the tricks and solve the mysteries of Excel's latest version


Excel 2007 For Scientists CD

April 2008

Visual training covering Excel 2007. This 1800 slide, self-paced training package is loaded with informative topics. Pick and choose from the training and learn at your pace on your own schedule.


LiveLessons: Power Excel 2003 with MrExcel

April 2008

The LiveLessons Power Excel 2003 DVD-ROM contains nearly 7 hours of tips and tricks from Bill's Power Excel seminar. The seminar is broken up into 85 lessons, so you can jump right to a lesson and watch it. In most cases, you will learn the technique and be back to work in less than five minutes.


See Sharper with C#

April 2008

Excel itself is written in C, so C# is a perfect tool to enhance Excel’s features. Rather than create add-ins in VBA, use C#. You will find the free C# Express on the DVD is more powerful and flexible than Excel VBA.


Excel 2007 VBA

January 2008

VBA is the macro language packaged with every version of Excel since 1995. Using VBA macros, you can do everything from automating redundant tasks for your own use to developing full applications for your co-workers.


The Podcast DVD

January 2008

Over 20 Hours of Tips & Tricks! Use the searchable DVD to quickly find a lesson on any of the features of Microsoft Excel. Excel users from around the world ask Bill questions on how to do just about anything in Excel.


Learn Excel 97 through Excel 2007 from MrExcel

November 2007

This is an in-depth look at the topics from Bill's Power Excel Seminar. In the process of solving 377 real-world business problems, you will learn how to use Excel more efficiently than you ever thought possible.


VBA and Macros for Microsoft Excel 2007

August 2007

As the macro language for Microsoft Excel, Visual Basic for Applications enables you to achieve tremendous efficiencies in your day-to-day use of Excel. Stop producing those manual reports! The solution is to automate those manual processes in Excel using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Every copy of Excel shipped since 1993 includes VBA lurking behind the cells of the worksheet.