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Specialised Spreadsheets for Accountants - agenda
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| Format: seminar |
| Duration: one day |
| Arrival and refreshments: 9:00 am |
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Start: 9:15 am |
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Finish: 4:30 pm |
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Your power-packed agenda
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Master investment analysis
- Know how to convert an annual interest rate into a monthly one.
- Calculate the real interest rate.
- Know what interest rate you are being charged.
- Build a loan amortisation schedule.
- Learn how to use IRR and NPV functions correctly.
- Decide among lease, borrow or purchase.
- Know how to adjust for beginning-of-period cash flows.
- Discover XIRR and XNPV functions.
Use best-practice multi-workbook model structures
- Hear the pros and cons of multi-workbook models.
- Structure file-links into Source and Destination areas.
- Use a single name in a range of file links.
- Check and flow the data through a multi-workbook model.
- Trace formulae.
Create long-term financial models
- Understand how to calculate legitimate circular references.
- Calculate long-term debt requirements.
- Use Data Tables to produce sensitivity reports from varying assumptions of growth, interest, etc.
- Calculate circular calculations without circular reference formulae.
Create a cross-tabulation report of multiple model runs
- Use Data Tables for multi-variate analysis.
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Run a Monte-Carlo simulation
- Run a model multiple times with random values for various input assumptions.
- Chart the results and determine likelihood of project success.
- Learn the RAND function.
Seek the input to reach your goal
- Use Goal Seek to determine what the input needs to be to achieve the desired result.
Use Solver for optimal solutions
- Use Solver to calculate optimal solutions to problems that have constraints.
- Find the selection of deposits that maximises total interest.
- Decide what to ship from which plants to which warehouses.
- Calculate the most profitable product mix.
- Determine optimal staff scheduling for minimising wage cost.
Make use of forecasting techniques
- Forecast with regression analysis.
- Plot and extend chart trendline and choose an appropriate trend method.
- Tabulate frequencies with the Histogram tool.
- Use a t-test to decide whether a difference is significant.
Discover more great time-saving tips
- Copy only formulae.
- Reset scattered input cells.
- Discover range names for repetitive copying.
- Auto-hide the Excel 2007/2010 ribbon.
- Learn a special method to locate and check for errors.
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Who should attend:
- Those involved in analysis, strategy and planning.
- You should have a good working knowledge of Excel. This course has a more mathematical bent than the Essential and More Essential
Spreadsheets for Accountants courses. Though the course assumes no prior knowledge of the topics covered (for example, an
understanding of Net Present Value), such knowledge would be an advantage.
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Learn in a positive environment
- Be assured the advice you get is well-proven and utilised.
- Feel free to ask questions.
- Get time away from the office and constant interruptions.
- Enjoy a friendly environment where you don’t feel you’re holding others up.
- Instantly apply what you’ve learned on return to work.
The courses cover Microsoft Excel releases XP(2002) through 2010.
Where there are differences among the covered releases, they are pointed out.
Course cancellation policy:
A course booking is considered final when an invoice is sent, and can be cancelled
up to ten working days before the course. After that, payment is expected in full
and no refund will be given.
All cancellations must be notified in writing, i.e. post, fax or email.
Another delegate may be substituted at any time.
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