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Can someone tell me which Excel version is more commonly used in today's accounting/business environments? I also believe that there is an Excel 2010. I am debating if I should sharpen my 03 skills or to learn 07. I'm doing this as part of my job search. I'm an accountant. The two versions are suppose to be very different and I've heard that the 07 version is terrible and not very user friendly. I dont want to waste my time or money learning the 07 version if the 03 version is still predominantly used. Please advise. Thanks!
As a developer, I grew to hate Hexcel because of the constant changes to file structure. In your field, I suspect that knowing the current version AND how to work with databases would be important.
As a developer, I grew to hate Hexcel because of the constant changes to file structure. In your field, I suspect that knowing the current version AND how to work with databases would be important.
I like the new Excel file format... It's just XML. So much easer than 03 and earlier.
Can someone tell me which Excel version is more commonly used in today's accounting/business environments? I also believe that there is an Excel 2010. I am debating if I should sharpen my 03 skills or to learn 07. I'm doing this as part of my job search. I'm an accountant. The two versions are suppose to be very different and I've heard that the 07 version is terrible and not very user friendly. I dont want to waste my time or money learning the 07 version if the 03 version is still predominantly used. Please advise. Thanks!
The 2007 version. It is easier to use. I especially like the quick access toolbar.
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