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2006 East Coast Excel User ConferenceApril
19/20th, 2006
Holiday Inn,
Boardwalk
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The 2006 US East Coast Excel User Conference will be held on April 19th and 20th at the Boardwalk Holiday Inn, in Atlantic City, New Jersey USA. April 19th will be directed towards the intermediate users and April 20th will have topics for the advanced users. Add-on classes will be available for an additional fee.
Conference Day 1: Beyond the Basics - April 19th, 2006
Whether
you are a new user or have been using Excel for a few years, "Beyond
the
Basics" is for you. Like most of us regular users of Excel, you may
have
the feeling you are using only a fraction of the full power Excel can
offer.
"Beyond the Basics" is designed to take the average user to the next
level. All of the sessions will provide proven tips and strategies to
make you
more productive from Excel experts, including Microsoft Excel MVPs, who
share
their knowledge regularly in various online forums.
Beyond
the Basics will put you on the road to a place where Microsoft Excel
starts
working for you instead of you working with the spreadsheet.
Conference Day 2: Advance
to the Next Level - April 20th,
2006
You will see demonstrations that will illustrate many of the tools and strategies to develop applications. Most of the session leaders are professional full time independent Excel developers.
Beyond the Basics
Wednesday, April 19th:
| Sign in |
7:30
am |
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| Tips & Tricks
- Excel
12 Demo |
Bob Umlas |
8:00
am |
| Break |
10:00
am |
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| Introduction to VBA
Programming |
Rob Bovey |
10:15
am |
| Lunch |
Provided |
12:00
pm |
| Successful Charting
Techniques |
Jon Peltier |
1:00
pm |
| Break |
2:10
pm |
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| Using Scenarios to Analyze
Your Data |
Debra Dalgleish |
2:20
pm |
| Break |
3:35
pm |
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| Controlling
the Way You
View Your Pivot
Data
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Mike Alexander |
3:45
pm |
| Closing |
5:00
pm |
Advance to the Next Level
Thursday, April 20th:
| Sign in | 7:30
am |
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| Worksheet User Interface
Techniques |
Rob Bovey |
8:00
am |
| Break |
10:00
am |
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| Performing Calculations
within your Pivot Tables |
Mike Alexander |
10:15
am |
| Lunch |
Provided |
12:00
pm |
| Data Validation and
Filters - Advanced Techniques and Programming |
Debra Dalgleish |
1:00
pm |
| Break |
2:10
pm |
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| Array Formulas |
Bob Umlas |
2:20
pm |
| Break |
3:35
pm |
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| Office Interactions -
Automation of 1 Office Application from Another |
Jon Peltier |
3:45
pm |
| Closing |
5:00
pm |
Michael Alexander is a Microsoft Certified Application Developer with over 14 years experience consulting and developing office solutions. Michael is the Co- Author of 'Pivot Table Data Crunching'. He is also the author of 'Data Analysis with Microsoft Access', as well as the upcoming 'Crystal Xcelsius for Dummies'. Michael currently lives in Plano, Texas where he works as a Senior Program Manager for EDS. Mike's Website
Rob Bovey is a software developer specializing in Microsoft Office, Visual Basic and SQL Server applications. He brings many years' experience creating financial, accounting, and executive information systems for business clients to Application Professionals. More.... Rob's Website
Debra Dalgleish is a computer consultant in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, serving local and international clients. A Microsoft Excel MVP since 2001, she has extensive experience in designing complex Excel and Access applications, and sophisticated Word forms and documents. Her publication, Excel PivotTables Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach, will be available March 2006. Debra's web site: www.contextures.com
Jon Peltier has 23 years experience in Research and Development and in Manufacturing. He has a Doctor of Science in Metallurgy from MIT, minor program in Statistics. His experience includes Design of Experiments, Six Sigma, and Total Quality tools. Jon is the Technical Editor for John Walkenbach's Excel Charts and one of only 75 Microsoft Excel MVPs worldwide. Jon's Website
Bob Umlas is a Microsoft Excel MVP (Most Valuable Professional) and has been since the inception of the program in 1995. He has worked with MS Excel since version 0.99 (on the Mac). He was contributing editor to Excellence Magazine, having written >300 Excel articles. He has recently written "This isn't Excel, it's Magic!" -- a book of 85 tips & tricks that are not easy to find elsewhere!
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