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Editorial policy for all AbleOwl publications:
We show you how to use combinations of Excel’s features to solve the business
problems you have.
Our aim is to assist you to:
- increase your productivity and
- improve your efficiency
with every edition.
We GUARANTEE your SATISFACTION, or we refund the value of all outstanding editions.
Features of all three publications:
- Monthly editions – 12 per year.
- Available in two versions: PDF and intranet, both emailed to the subscriber.
- Discounts for subscribing to multiple publications: 10% for two, 15% for all three.
- Already-created example files for your immediate use in every edition; these
files can also be adapted to your specific needs, saving development time.
- Back issues available for purchase, with discounted prices for multiple editions.
- No advertising.
- Unlimited FREE email hotline support with every subscription. *
* Hotline queries must originate from subscriber’s email address.
The PDF format allows you to read articles onscreen in full colour, and hyperlink directly to example files referred to in the articles. It facilitates the use of search features to find articles or items of interest in current and back editions.
Additional features of the intranet versions of all publications:
Intranet editions are emailed to the subscriber monthly as zipped files. These files
are put onto the organisation’s server for access by all its intranet users to:
- Make the publications available simultaneously to all intranet users in your organization.
- Extend availability of email hotline support to 10 email addresses.
What the magazine contains:
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Instant Excel Sheet
Lots of shortcut tips. Short articles, most of general interest. Nothing too
advanced, and nothing on macros. 8 A4 pages of distilled bites of wisdom.
All articles are written in a
non-technical format, with instant application in mind.
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In-depth Excel Sheet
Longer, in-depth articles. Nothing too basic, but articles at varied levels,
including some on macros. Some articles specific to accountants 12 A4 pages.
Boost your productivity with
every issue, as you learn to unleash Excel's potential and solve common
problems like an expert.
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Visual Basic Excel Sheet
12 A4 pages of articles devoted exclusively to macros. Short and long articles
at varied levels of macro expertise. General-interest articles, as well as some
of particular interest to accountants.
Automating your spreadsheets with macros makes them easier to use, accelerates task completion, and reduces
error. First ten editions include a walk-through tutorial for beginners.
A few of the articles included in past editions:
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Instant Excel Sheet
Select large ranges without getting lost. Make cell format dependent on
content. Sum only positives. Split column entries over several columns. Include
full path in printout. Speed up tasks with repeat-last-action key.
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In-depth Excel Sheet
Display in thousands. Protect selected sheets. Reset input numbers to zero.
Calculate working days between two dates. Separate inputs, calculations and
reports.
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Visual Basic Excel Sheet
Step-through macro-writing module for beginners. Link a spin button to a text
box. Create a Wizard.
Who should subscribe:
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Instant Excel Sheet
All Excel users. General Excel users. Professional staff. Office staff. Users
who are too busy to learn from longer articles. Low-end users benefit from
shortcuts and having the most useful features pointed out to them. High-end
users benefit from the many non-obvious shortcuts and will be surprised to
learn how much there is still to discover.
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In-depth Excel Sheet
Better-than-average users who are keen to learn all that Excel can offer. Those
who want solutions to common problems that have been solved many times before.
Those who want to get ahead by acquiring knowledge that would otherwise take
years of trial and error to learn. Accountants ... there are articles specially
for you.
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Visual Basic Excel Sheet
From absolute beginners at Visual Basic macros to advanced developers.
Better-than-average users who are keen to become advanced Excel users. Those
who want to drastically cut the learning time required to learn Visual Basic.
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