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Advantage Series MS Office XP Excel 2002
Advantage Series: Microsoft® Excel 2002
Sarah Hutchinson-Clifford
Glen Coulthard
Developing Applications Using Excel

Learning Objectives

After reading this chapter, you will be able to:

1.

Explain the features and limitations of working with shared workbooks

2.

Validate and format data that is input by the user

3.

Identify common cell indicators and use smart tags

4.

Audit a worksheet for cell references and incorrect or non-conforming values and formulas

5.

Automate everyday procedures by recording and running macros

6.

Use the Visual Basic Editor to modify and print recorded macros

7.

Streamline the Menu bar and toolbars to your specific work habits and patterns




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