If you work in accounting or you are a finance professional, make sure you learn these Excel formulas. They'll make your work life a LOT easier and they work in all Excel versions. All are great for accountants, auditors, data analysts and anyone else who'd like to use Excel more efficiently.
Build A Fully Functioning STOCK WATCHLIST With Live Data In Google Sheets
Easily build a complete stock watchlist in Google Sheets.
Interactive Excel Dashboards
In this video you will learn how to create an interactive Excel dashboard from scratch using the built in Excel tools. No add-ins or VBA/Macros. Just plain Excel. Applies to Excel 2007 onward for Windows & Excel 2016 onward for Mac.
Walking through the different options you have and what the author recommends when moving from an Excel spreadsheet to a PowerPoint presentation (and why they recommend it).
This video is a goldmine for accountants who frequently work with data from systems like SAP and Oracle. It introduces a powerful Excel tool, Power Query, which acts as a 'magic box' to clean and organize data with minimal effort. The video showcases practical examples, particularly focusing on importing and transforming SAP data for financial reporting.
This video shows how Microsoft Excel's conditional formatting tool can be used to automatically color code key financial figures in a Single Step Income Statement based on both absolute values and cell referenced values.
Tutorial demonstrating how to calculate NPV, IRR, and ROI for an investment. Demonstrates manual calculation of present values as well as the use of NPV and IRR functions in Excel.
Enhance your Excel skills with our in-depth tutorial on using the FILTER function with multiple criteria. This video will guide you through complex data analysis techniques, including sorting data by different parameters and extracting specific columns. Learn how to make your Excel workbooks more dynamic and responsive!
How do you fix broken Excel formulas? What if the result of the Excel formula is an error? When you use Excel, chances are you'll come across formula errors. That's not a bad thing because they tell you that something is wrong in your formula. Don't just delete them! You don't want broken formulas in your spreadsheet. In this video you'll learn about the 7 most common formula errors in Microsoft Excel and how to fix them with proper error handling.
This video walks through the process of leveraging Microsoft Excel to create journal entries, post to the ledger, prepare a trial balance, make adjustments, and prepare an income statement, retained earnings statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows from a set of economic transactions.
In this video you'll learn how to record a macro, add a macro button, and edit the macro code in VBA in less than 10 minutes. Using macros, you'll be able to save hundreds of hours by automating any repetitive or boring task in your day to day job. To make the tutorial realistic, we'll simulate a real-life scenario where we need to format a dataset and create a chart every week. As this is a repetitive taks, you can record a macro so you only have to click one button to format what would otherwise take 5 or more minutes. Finally, you'll learn to save the Excel file as a Macro enabled workbook so the Macros remain active.
Elevate your Excel skills with our top 10 Pivot Table Pro Tips! Perfect for anyone looking to streamline their data analysis in Excel. Discover shortcuts, hidden features, and expert tricks to save time and boost your efficiency with Pivot Tables.
In this video you’ll find out how to create a Chart of Accounts in Excel. Creating a chart of accounts in MS Excel can help you manage your small business's finances more effectively and make informed financial decisions that support long-term growth and success.
10 of the most useful excel formulas for business and finance professionals. These excel formulas include xlookup, text to columns, concatenate, sumifs, data validation, find & replace, unique, transpose, conditional formatting, and date functions.
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