Advanced Excel for surveyors [electronic resource]

By:

Bowcock, Philip

Contributor(s):

Bayfield, Natalie

Language: English Publication details: London Estates Gazette 2003Description: xii, 115p. ill. 24cmISBN:

0728204134

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526.90285

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Summary: A companion to the text 'Excel for Surveyors' (see ISBN: 0728203324) this volume is designed to help surveyors use Microsoft Excel to solve some of the more complex problems they may come across. Among the areas explored are how to use Visual Basic and macros to speed up repetitive tasks, and how Excel can be used to assist with portfolio analysis.

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A companion to the text 'Excel for Surveyors' (see ISBN: 0728203324) this volume is designed to help surveyors use Microsoft Excel to solve some of the more complex problems they may come across. Among the areas explored are how to use Visual Basic and macros to speed up repetitive tasks, and how Excel can be used to assist with portfolio analysis.

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