Office 2019 All-in-One For Dummies
-> This book is for users of Microsoft Office 2019 who want to get to the heart of Office without wasting time. Don’t look in this book to find out how the different applications in the Office suite work. Look in this book to find out how you can get your work done better and faster with these applications. I show you everything you need to make the most of each of the Office applications. On the way, you have a laugh or two. No matter how much or how little skill you bring to the table, this book will make you a better, more proficient, more confident user of the Office 2019 applications. Comprising ten minibooks, this book is your guide to making the most of the Office applications. It’s jam-packed with how-to’s, advice, shortcuts, and tips. Book 1, “Common Office Tasks,” looks into the many commands and features that are common to all or several of the Office programs. Book 1 explains handling text, the proofing tools, and speed techniques that can make you more productive in most of the Office applications. Book 2, “Word 2019,” explains the numerous features in Office’s word processor, including how to create documents from letters to reports. Use the techniques described here to construct tables, manage styles, turn Word into a desktop-publishing program, and quickly dispatch office tasks such as mass mailings. You also discover how to get Word’s help in writing indexes, bibliographies, and other items of interest to scholars and report writers. Book 3, “Excel 2019,” shows the many different ways to crunch the numbers with the bean counter in the Office suite. You find out how to design worksheets that are easy to read and understand, use data-validation rules to cut down on entry mistakes, write meaningful formulas, and analyse your data with Pivot Tables and the goal-analysis tools. You also find out just how useful Excel can be for financial analyses, data tracking, and forecasting. Book 4, “PowerPoint 2019,” demonstrates how to construct a meaningful presentation that makes the audience say “Wow!” See how to make a presentation livelier and more original, both when you create your presentation and when you deliver it. Book 5, “Outlook 2019,” shows you how to send and receive email messages and files, as well as track tasks, maintain an address book, and keep a calendar with Outlook. You will also be delighted to discover all the ways to track and manage email — and junk email — in Outlook. Book 6, “Access 2019,” describes how to create a relational database for storing information, as well as query the database for information and gather the data into meaningful reports. Don’t be frightened by the word database. You will be surprised to discover how useful Access can be in your work. Book 7, “Publisher 2019,” shows you how to create brochures, pamphlets, newsletters, and other publications with the “print shop in a can.” Book 8, “Working with Charts and Graphics,” explains how to present information in charts and diagrams, and how to use photos and graphics in your Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, and Excel spreadsheets. You also discover how to create lines, shapes, and text boxes to illustrate your ideas. Book 9, “Office 2019: One Step Beyond,” delves into customizing the Office 2019 applications. It also looks into alternative ways to distribute your work — on a web page, for example. Book 10, “File Sharing and Collaborating,” explores how to to share files with coworkers and collaborate online using One Drive, the Microsoft service for storing and sharing files.
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