Microsoft Excel 2007 Introduction Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Card) Pamphlet – January 31, 2007

Appreciate that Amazon sent this to a prisoner and that the prison allowed him to have it. Prisons are very particular about what prisoners can receive. Of course, when prisoners can learn and keep their minds going, all of society benefits from lowered recidivism rate and such when they are released.Now, if Amazon and the prisons would just allow prisoners to buy books on SD cards for tablets with no internet access..... Some prisons allow this from one vendor but the books are limited to the non-copyright books that are normally free and religious type books. No problem with paying for the books so the company can make a profit. However, the prisoners need books will help them adapt to life on the "outside" once they are released and books that let them know what's happening in the world and books that keep their minds going and make them think. Prisoners are generally allowed only ten books at a time because of space considerations. That's too few and a tablet or Kindle device could hold 1,500 in the space of a paperback. Prisoners may only have paperbacks or hardbacks with the covers removed. Considering the mass incarceration in this country, Amazon would surely make a huge profit by finding a way to sell e-books to prisoners. (Of course, the prisoners cannot have internet access for downloading, but sd cards work.)

If you know nothing about Excel, this will get you going, and if you absorb it all, you will be decent, at a beginner's level.If you are an experienced user of Excel, and just want to learn where all of the commands you are familiar with have been moved to with the new "Ribbon" interface - forget it.In going to the "Ribbon", Microsoft pulled the rug out from its established user base, purely for marketing reasons: to make everyone spend money on upgrading. The commands you spent years learning to access and use are still in there - somewhere. Good luck finding them.This product is good for beginners, but not for experienced users who want to learn were everything is hidden in the new interface.P.S. I am not of a fan of Microsoft, because of its long established (corrupt) marketing philosophy.

Not much I can say about this - It is a tip sheet and it has tips.I use them at work for my employees to share. They provide some good basic tips, but of course it will not teach you Excel 2007 like a book or training program will. So far they have held up well.

This is a nice laminated card to help with hints, tips, and shortcuts. There are some things that I haven't done with Excel for a long time, and just need a little memory boost. This is the perfect little helper. It is one page, front and back, so it stores easily. No need to pull out a book or try to find the help I need on the internet. This is much faster.

This is an incredible value for the price. Such a handy guide that is crammed full of helpful tips. If you aren't an Excel expert user and have this version of Excel, buy it today! Amazon also carries the Beezix guides for many, many other Microsoft software programs and Mac programs. After purchasing this one and the one for Word, I went back to the Amazon store and purchased 7 other guides.

I purchased this because I have trouble remembering the formulas necessary to complete various Excel equations. It is helpful as it spells things out for the "Beginner" and shows you short cuts which can lead to increased productivity. The price was more than fair for the amount of information included and I truly think that the "Beginner" can find a lot of useful information on this double sided "Cheat Sheet".

Helpful.

Good for the time since up graded