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<blockquote data-quote="VerySneaky" data-source="post: 15582833" data-attributes="member: 109959"><p>This. The best way to learn is to do. Even with the plethora of built in functions, it barely scratches the surface of Excel's capability when you delve into the world of visual basic and the developer tab.</p><p></p><p>The best thing you can do right now is practice with making some small things like an inventory of your kitchen or garage tools, or guns, or whatever else you can represent in a chart. Then once you have some stuff listed, think of how you would best want to represent that data. How many of X do you have? How often do you use it? How many do you need to buy the next time you're out? Gas mileage? Log your mile at fill-up and how much you filled up, this can show you graphically your fuel efficiency for each fill-up and give you a heads up if it isn't trending normal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VerySneaky, post: 15582833, member: 109959"] This. The best way to learn is to do. Even with the plethora of built in functions, it barely scratches the surface of Excel's capability when you delve into the world of visual basic and the developer tab. The best thing you can do right now is practice with making some small things like an inventory of your kitchen or garage tools, or guns, or whatever else you can represent in a chart. Then once you have some stuff listed, think of how you would best want to represent that data. How many of X do you have? How often do you use it? How many do you need to buy the next time you're out? Gas mileage? Log your mile at fill-up and how much you filled up, this can show you graphically your fuel efficiency for each fill-up and give you a heads up if it isn't trending normal. [/QUOTE]
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