No. 1 Bestseller - "Excel 2007 for Dummies"

As usual, the no. 1 top selling Excel book this month was from the "For Dummies" series. These books are clear, straightforward, with plain English, bringing Excel easily down to earth.

No. 2 - "New Perspectives on Microsoft Office Excel 2007, Comprehensive"

I think the uniqueness of this Excel study book is best stated in the following customer review comment:
"Each of the 12 chapters is set in the context of a "case" providing meaningful settings within which the application potential of Excel is brought into focus, usually in a "business-related" way.

And also:
"Each chapter concludes with a set of five exercises or "cases," starting with an exercise in which the reader is asked to extend the material developed in the body of the chapter."

No. 3 - "Excel 2007 Bible"

Covers all aspects of Excel, starting from the very basic subjects such as worksheets and data insertion, and reaching complicated yet efficient aspects of using this software. I guess this MS Excel book is called “Bible” for its broadness and large scope (866 pages), yet it remains user friendly and an easy to use resource. Might be very handy if you often get stuck while working with Excell with things you don’t know how to do, and you don’t want to bother (again) the computers guy...