Excel Shortcuts: 130 Shortcuts that will change your life forever

This is a helpful reference if you can get past the frequently weird syntax, poorly constructed, convoluted, and grammatically incorrect sentences, where the author put Control keys in all Caps and mixes caps inconsistently within a single sentence.This is clearly a self-published work, written by someone whose English is a second language, and who has not submitted the work for editorial review.This book should get a complete rewrite before its next edition, and only after an editor has their way with it.

This book is outdated. The tips are no longer valid Excel has easier options now.

The author looks down his nose at anyone who stoops so low as to use a mouse. He does outline some useful tips. It seems he has never heard of proofreading or has no friend to proofread this booklet. His stumbling phrases & poor syntax make this a hard read in the English language.

Well laid out and clearly explained, this book is useful as a quick reference when needing a basic shortcut in a hurry. This makes it intuitive to look up a shortcut and incorporate it as you work. My only complaint is I want more!

Good. You get whst you paid for.

This is a good briefing on the shortcuts available. Would have appreciated a more in depth treatment of custom macros; but overall a very good reference.

This a very useful book and well explain. The best to use it’s going on practice at the same time.

GREAT BOOK.