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Excel Case Studies

Authors

Nick Ball, PhD
Utah Valley University
Gove Allen, PhD
Brigham Young University
Colleen Hayes
Arizona State University, Emeritus
Robert Wood, PhD
Arizona State University, Emeritus
Edition 1
(rev. 859)

This Excel Case Studies learning resource is a supplement for MyEducator resources that teach Excel. These cases or individual assessments can be used for additional practice, Test Your Skills, or exam questions. The cases are grouped by storyline topics. The cases start at the basics, including charting, and cover advanced topics, such as modeling business processes and PivotTables. The table of contents lists the individual assessments by discipline, business, Excel competency, and coverage.

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