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Excel 2002 Formulas covers every aspect of formulas, including some unusual uses such as chart series and conditional formatting specifications. This book answers virtually all formula-related questions posed in Excel newsgroups on the Internet. Plus, it contains a coupon for Walkenbach's Professional Power Utility Pak.

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John Walkenbach is a prolific and bestselling Microsoft Excel author, with a clear and direct writing style. He has written over 50 books about Excel, including books on VBA, formulas, and the bestselling Excel Bible series. John used to also maintain the spreadsheetpage.com website, but it is no longer online.
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