Running Microsoft Excel 5 for Windows [antikvár]

Introduction r At.t;- Ever since its debut in 1985, Microsoft Excel has enjoyed critical acclaim as the world's most powerful, sophisticated, and usable electronic spreadsheet. Over the past nine years, while competitors strove to imitate Excel's features, Excel was constantly innovating. With each revision, the designers of Excel have come up with brilliant new ways to make their spreadsheet more versatile and easier to use. With each revision, despite the best efforts of other companies to catch up, Excel has always managed to surge ahead of the pack. Wtiat's New In Microsoft Excel 5.0 The newest version, Microsoft Excel 5.0, continues this remarkable tradition. Excel 5 is brimming with great ideas and great spreadsheet technology. If you're coming to Excel from another spreadsheet program, or if you're a new spreadsheet user, you have many treats in store. If you're moving up from Excel 4, you'll find that this already-great program has improved on nearly every front. Here is a partial list of Excel 5's new features. A New Look The most visually striking change in Microsoft Excel 5 is the set of page tabs running along the bottom of the worksheet window. Although this idea did not originate at Microsoft, Excel has refined the concept so that all documents in Excel 5 are now workbooks that can consist of many worksheet pages, with each page designated by a tab. By clicking the page tabs, you can move from worksheet to worksheet; by double-clicking tabs, you can assign