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Lotus 1-2-3 Millennium Edition For Dummies
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About Lotus 1-2-3 Millennium Edition For Dummies
Product Description Get straight to the heart of the next generation of this pioneering, world-famous spreadsheet software with Lotus 1-2-3 Millennium Edition For Dummies, the perfect companion to the latest and greatest version of Lotus 1-2-3, without all the headaches and hassles of mastering a new software program. Here you'll find down-to-earth information about the most useful parts of 1-2-3, designed to get you up to speed in almost no time at all. The lively, entertaining, and insightful text makes discovering the ins and outs of 1-2-3 seem like fun as you move through the entire range of Lotus 1-2-3 features, from basic budgets and financial projections to tracking sales, loans, or statistical stuff. Create killer charts and graphs, manage huge chunks of data, automate common actions with automated scripts, and even jump onto the Internet to strut your stuff for the World Wide Web to see. Plus, get the leading edge on the newest features of 1-2-3, from Year 2000 support to improved graphics handling, more built-in functions and formulas, and the 1-2-3 plain-English "Ask the Expert" help engine. About the Author John Walkenbach is one of the country's leading authorities on spreadsheet software. He's principal of Jwalk and Associates Inc., a Southern California-based consulting firm that specializes in spreadsheet application development. John is also a shareware developer, and his most popular product is the Power Utility Pak add-in for Excel. John has written more than 250 articles and reviews for publications such as PC World, InfoWorld, Windows, and PC/Computing. In addition, he's authored more than 20 other spreadsheet books, including Excel 97 Bible, Excel 97 For Windows® For Dummies® Quick Reference, and Excel 97 Programming For Windows® For Dummies®. jwalk.com). When he's not banging away on his computer keyboard, he's probably banging away on one of his guitars, trying to cop a few blues licks from Freddie King.
