Author › Curt Frye
Curt Frye is a freelance writer and consultant who specializes in Microsoft Excel. He is the author of more than 40 books and online training courses, including Microsoft Excel 2010 Step by Step (Microsoft Press), the Excel 2007 Pocket Guide (O'Reilly Media), and over a dozen courses for lynda.com. Curt is also a valued speaker who delivers keynote addresses on Excel as a business intelligence analysis tool and his Improspectives ™ approach to business communication.
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Learn to summarize, sort, count, and chart your data with Excel PivotTables.
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Reveals over 65 tips, tricks, and shortcuts in Excel.
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Create, edit, and share Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote documents online with Office Web Apps.
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Maximize the power of Crystal Reports and import and analyze data from a variety of places, including Excel, Access, HTML/XML files, and more.
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Introduces object-oriented programming and provides a foundation in the Access object model and the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language.
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Shows how to perform a wide range of financial calculations quickly and easily using the many financial functions found in Excel 2010.
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Provides comprehensive, hands-on tutorials on Excel PivotTables, and more advanced techniques such as using macros and the new PowerPivot add-in.
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Shows managers and executives how to assess their organization's data effectively by applying statistical analysis techniques.
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A comprehensive overview of Excel spreadsheet software for the Mac.
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Introduces object-oriented programming and shows how to automate routine tasks and provide custom functionality to enhance the features in Excel.
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Shows business owners and managers how to use Excel to create useful budgets that help them manage resources prudently.
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Shows how Excel 2010 will be a beneficial upgrade for all users.
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Shows how simple data in Excel can be used to build exciting and updatable charts.
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Shows how to set up an efficient and flexible invoice management system.
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Explains the benefits of upgrading from Excel 2003 to 2007 and shows how to make the switch and overcome compatibility issues.
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Demonstrates how to build various arithmetic and statistical analysis formulas and use Excel's built-in functions.
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Shows how to create PivotTable reports, an amazing tool for data analysis, using internal Excel data and outside data sources.
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Shows how to create Pivot Table reports, an amazing tool for data analysis, using internal Excel data and outside data sources.
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Provides a basic fluency in corporate finance, enabling users to grasp the meaning behind the calculations.
