Microsoft Excel 2010 Introduction Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated Card) Pamphlet – May 1, 2010

I used Microsoft Excel extensively while I was employed. After retirement, my skills deteriorated because of non-use. I attempted to use our current version (Office 2010) and spent a lot of time trying to do something I had usually easily done before with Microsoft Excel 2003. The 2010 version was significantly different. I found this little laminated "cheat sheet" and bought it. It solved my problems and in about 10 minutes I was working away. I had been trying to do a spread sheet with dates and currency. With this Excel quick guide, it was a piece of cake. It was well worth the price.

This product is very useful for its easy access to learn more about how to use the application for your daily works. This handy one piece sheet is very practical to use compared to the application user guide and books. By having it in front of you on the desk, you can improve and develope the usage of the application functionality. You will never regret once you buy it.

The learning curve is always steep when you switch from a really old operating system to a new one (even tho not as new as it might have been). I'm in my 60s and although I believe I am bright and I KNOW I carry my weight at work, THEY are still using an older operating system, too. They are planning on upgrading to Windows 7 (not 8) this summer and I need to be one step ahead of them when the time comes. So I bought the bullet and upgraded my home computer. Now I am LEARNING that there have been a LOT of big changes (holy cow!) in the past ten years since I loaded MS 2003. <blush>The quick Reference Guide is a big help. I am trying to learn this as quickly as possible and need all the help I can find. :)

If you use Excel every day, you don't need this card. But if, like me, you don't use Excel enough to become really familiar with it, this card is great. I like that it's a piece of paper and not a computer based tutorial that I have to keep flipping back and forth to see what I'm doing. I would have paid even more for it!

this is a great short cut after you have read the book you can't remember everything and this gives a quick reference so you don't have to look up everything up in the book. the guide has all the main commands and makes it easy to find when your in the middle of a project.

Good product, SHOPPING FAILED TWICE! Laminated sheet came unprotected in box with other LG items. Item was bent and crushed. Called for a replacement, with strong request for replacement to be placed between cardboard. The second item cane in a bubble envelope, damaged again. Working with Amzn.

I don't use Excel every day so sometimes I forget how to go about doing what I'd like to do with it. Using the Quick Reference Guide I can quickly refresh my mind on how to do whatever I need to do with Excel. It's clearly explained in simple terms.

Those learning to use Excel, will appreciate using this reference quide in their exploration of Microsoft's program. If you are buying 'Home and Office', this quide is a very inexpensive add-on when buying thru Amazon.The only complaint I have with Amazon, is that while buying Home and Office, and qualifying for free shipping, I was charged shipping on my purchase of the Word, PowerPoint, and Excel sheets. This is disappointing as the shipping box for the home and office product would probably have been the same with the packing materials used to protect the package anyway.I gave this product the rating it received, as the shipping issue should not override its usefulness for those looking for navigation thru the program. JERRY