Thanks to Ron de Bruin for tipping me off to the fact that Debra Dalgleish wrote a book. Debra is one of my favorite Excel geeks (probably because she’s really an Access geek with awesome Excel skills, something I aspire to be). I’m also impressed by anyone who can write a book. I can’t seem to make that time commitment.
Enough gushing already. The book is Excel PivotTables Recipes, A Problem-Solution Approach ISBN 1590596293. I haven’t read it yet since I just heard about it five minutes ago, but it’s in my Amazon shopping cart already. I look forward to reading it. I’ve also added it to the book list.
The links take you to a book called “Code Complete” which while “Code Complete” is by far my favorite computer book ever written it is not the book you are referring to.
I highly recommend “Code Complete” as well. I view it as my bible of good coding practices.
This link seems to work:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1590596293/qid=1138196515/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/102-8921064-4719303?s=books&v=glance&n=283155
or
http://snipurl.com/lx55
Dave,
The link on the Books List is incorrect as well.
oops I mean Dick not Dave. I feel really stupid now. I think WordPress needs and edit/delete post feature :(
Thanks Dick! (and Ron, and Jim for posting the correct link)
And you’re right about the time commitment that’s required. Don’t try this if you have a life.
Thanks for the heads up Dick. Can’t wait till it comes out. I have two others for Pivots that are good:
A Complete Guide to PivotTables – A Visual Approach, APRESS, Paul Cornell; and Excel Advanced Report Development, WILEY, Timothy Zapawa
Debra – Will You be able to cover PT in Excel 12?
Doco mentioned two recent published books on the subject and I would like to add “Pivot Table Data Crunching” which I made a review of at the following URL:
http://vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4179
Kind regards,
Dennis
Just a bit of a comparitive cookbook since your title is my web domain. I love cookbooks of all kind so I made this site to showcase really good cookbooks.