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Beginning OpenOffice Calc: From Setting Up Simple Spreadsheets to Business Forecasting

Author Jacek Artymiak
Publisher Apress
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PublisherApress
ISBN / ASIN1430231599
ISBN-139781430231592
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Sales Rank2,356,559
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

Description

OpenOffice Calc is the most powerful and widespread open source spreadsheet application in existence. It is the only real alternative to Excel. Jacek Artymiak is widely regarded as the authority on OpenOffice Calc. He takes you, step by step, from the interface and handling Calc files to working with data sources small and large. Artymiak then extends the reader's skillset to data visualization, writing complex formulas and performing statistical analysis. Beginning OpenOffice Calc allows you to gain confidence in the considered use of statistical formulas, but does not assume familiarity with another spreadsheet application.

What you’ll learn

  • Work with large sets of data
  • Process and format data
  • Write complex formulas using array functions
  • Collaborate on OpenOffice.org Calc files with the users of Calc, Excel and other spreadsheet software 

Who this book is for

This is a book for spreadsheet beginners as much as for anyone who would like start using open source applications in an office environment. Whether someone has used Excel in the past and wants to convert to Calc, or just wants to start using spreadsheets, this is the book for you.

Table of Contents

Introduction    

  1. Essentials      
  2. Formulas      
  3. Functions      
  4. Formatting      
  5. Simple Mathematical Functions      
  6. Utility Mathematical Functions      
  7. Useful Statistical Functions      
  8. Calculations with Money      
  9. Formatting Functions      
  10. Conversion Functions      
  11. Utility Functions      
  12. Time & Date Functions     
  13. Conditional FunctionsÂ