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Excel 2010 for Dummies or
 Excel 2007 for Dummies
 

The 'Dummies' series is always my recommendations for the new user/beginner. It takes a light and sometimes humorous approach keeping the jargon to a minimum making this an enjoyable learning experience.

This is a comprehensive book (hence Bible) that covers in depth detail for the main features and functionality Excel offers and gives the user a good level to advanced in utilising this powerful application to the full.

It's the one I use and teach from when covering techniques and programming principles. It takes users new to VBA through to ADO/DAO and ActiveX controls and aim for a good 'advanced' level.