Concise Excel Reference Manual
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I need an easy-to-navigate e-book that works as a quick-look reference manual for everyday Excel work. The focus is on two core areas—Formulas & Functions and the built-in Data Analysis tools—and I only want a basic but well-organized overview for each. Think of it as something a user can flip open, spend two minutes skimming, and walk away knowing which feature to try next.
Here’s what matters most to me:
• A clean structure with a clickable table of contents so readers can jump straight to VLOOKUP, SUMIFS, PivotTables, or the Analysis Toolpak without hunting around.
• Plain-language explanations supported by one or two concise examples per topic rather than deep theory.
• Screenshots or annotated images where a picture saves paragraphs of text.
• Consistent style and formatting so every page feels part of the same guide.
Deliverables
• Editable source file (Word, Google Docs, or InDesign—your choice).
• Final, professionally formatted PDF ready for distribution.
• Any original images or screenshots in a separate folder.
If you already have a template or house style that keeps things tidy, great—let me know. Otherwise, I’m happy to approve a basic layout before you build out the rest. Looking forward to a clear, compact guide that makes Excel feel less intimidating for the average user.
Here’s what matters most to me:
• A clean structure with a clickable table of contents so readers can jump straight to VLOOKUP, SUMIFS, PivotTables, or the Analysis Toolpak without hunting around.
• Plain-language explanations supported by one or two concise examples per topic rather than deep theory.
• Screenshots or annotated images where a picture saves paragraphs of text.
• Consistent style and formatting so every page feels part of the same guide.
Deliverables
• Editable source file (Word, Google Docs, or InDesign—your choice).
• Final, professionally formatted PDF ready for distribution.
• Any original images or screenshots in a separate folder.
If you already have a template or house style that keeps things tidy, great—let me know. Otherwise, I’m happy to approve a basic layout before you build out the rest. Looking forward to a clear, compact guide that makes Excel feel less intimidating for the average user.