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Working with TextIn this chapter, I’ll show you how to work with text in the Office applications. As you’ll see, the operations are almost the same for each application, so once you learn to work with text in one application, you’ll be able to work with text in each of the other applications too.

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Customizing Office to Suit YouMicrosoft has put a lot of work into making the Office applications easy to use, but only you know exactly how you work and what you need. To make the Office applications suit you better, you can customize both their looks and their behavior.

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Creating Complex Documents and LayoutsOnce you’ve mastered the art of formatting your documents with styles (as described in Chapter 7), you’re ready to create long or complex documents in Word.

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Revising and Reviewing DocumentsChances are that you’ll create some documents on your own, but for other documents, you’ll need to work with other people—either sharing the documents on a network or via the Internet or using e-mail to send the documents back and forth.

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Creating Powerful and Persuasive ChartsIn this chapter, you’ll learn how to create powerful charts that present your data clearly and persuasively. You’ll also learn how to use sparklines, miniature charts that fit inside individual cells.

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Creating Simple Databases and Solving Business ProblemsPacked with more than 16,000 columns and more than 1 million rows, each Excel worksheet has enough space to contain serious amounts of data—so it’s great for creating a database to store information and quickly find the items you need.