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Reply Thu 2 Jun 2011, 11:14Delegate Dionne said...

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Excel

Can anybody please provide me with some information on books that have excel exercises in them. I want to undertake some more practice on Vlook ups and If functions.

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Reply Thu 2 Jun 2011, 13:13Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Excel

Hi Dionne, thanks for your query. The easiest way to practice those functions are simply to build some dummy data of your own and dive in, but if you need something more formal try this:

http://www.excelexercises.com/

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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