This a video for people who want to buff up on Excel. In this video I will show you how to use Formulas and other functions of Microsoft Office Excel!

My Excel in the Mac doesn't open some password-protected files of my Windows ExceL: in Windows, the Excel passwords can have an almos limitless number of caracters, but in the Mac the password must be 16 or less. The only solution I found was to reduce the number of characters in the password of the Windows files. If you have Office for Mac 2011, there is a 100 percent compatibility ratio, as described on the. I work with both and personally, I find Excel for Windows much more intuitive and more user friendly, but basically you can do (almost) the same with both versions. But the most important part is, the two versions are 100% compatible with each other. I have Excel for Mac 11 and also use Excel 97, Excel 07 and Excel 10 on various Windows machines.

Needless to say, there is confusion all over the place with the different menus, shortcuts, ribbons. Shortcuts are different, keyboards are different. They do the same things, and that really depends on how complex your spreadsheets are as I think even with newer software, most people don't get too complex with Excel, be prepared that it will have to be done differently from machine to machine. I think MS will let you do a trial so can get get a feel for it. I'm an advanced Office 2003/7 Excel user (Windows). I've recently been using Excel for Mac 2011 and while you can do a lot of things with the Mac version, learning how to do them a different way for Mac makes it a royal pain in the proverbial.

In this Excel for Mac 2016 update to his popular series, author Dennis Taylor presents numerous formulas and functions in Excel and shows how to use them efficiently. The course begins with tips and keyboard shortcuts to accelerate the way you work with formulas within one or multiple worksheets.

Ultimately, all the design has gone into the first Windows version and in the Windows environment is an awesome tool. Safe emails to outlook for mac. On a complex file, you might as well be learning a new application. I don't have the time to effectively learn a new application, so will be Windowsizing my Mac solely to use Office.