Table of Contents

Introduction 1


Part I: Getting Started with Office 2013 7


Chapter 1: Introducing Microsoft Office 2013 9


Chapter 2: Selecting and Editing Data 33


Chapter 3: Modifying Pictures 47


Chapter 4: Getting Help from Office 2013 57


Part II: Working with Word 63


Chapter 5: Typing Text in Word 65


Chapter 6: Formatting Text 85


Chapter 7: Designing Your Pages 105


Part III: Playing the Numbers with Excel 133


Chapter 8: The Basics of Spreadsheets: Numbers, Labels, and Formulas 135


Chapter 9: Playing with Formulas 167


Chapter 10: Charting and Analyzing Data 193


Part IV: Making Presentations with PowerPoint 221


Chapter 11: Creating a PowerPoint Presentation 223


Chapter 12: Adding Color and Pictures to a Presentation 241


Chapter 13: Showing Off a Presentation 263


Part V: Getting Organized with Outlook 283


Chapter 14: Managing E-Mail with Outlook 285


Chapter 15: Calendars, Contacts, and Tasks 299


Part VI: Storing Stuff in Access 313


Chapter 16: Using a Database 315


Chapter 17: Searching, Sorting, and Querying a Database 331


Chapter 18: Creating a Database Report 351


Part VII: The Part of Tens 365


Chapter 19: Ten Tips for Using Office 2013 367


Chapter 20: Almost Ten Ways to Make Office 2013 Easier to Use 383


Index 389

About the Author

Wallace Wang (San Diego, CA) is a best-selling author with more than 2.75 million For Dummies books in print. He has written more than 50 computer books, his recent titles include Office 2010 For Dummies and Beginning Programming All-in-One For Dummies. Wally has been involved in computers, stand-up comedy, teaching, writing, and game designing for most of his life. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Materials Science and a Master's in Computer Science.