Advanced Excel Formulas for Accountants
This course explores advanced Excel accounting functions and how you can apply them in your finance work. Learn how to calculate future value, carry out one and two variable analysis, use reference functions, create dynamic ranges and more, in this course.
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This course will enable you to
- Employ Excel’s suite of financial functions to calculate loan repayment and investment returns
- Use functions such as Goal Seek and Scenario Manager, to analyse data and solve problems including both one and two variable analysis
- Use OFFSET, INDIRECT and other Lookup and Reference functions to reference data from other worksheets, create dynamic functions and carry out lookups
- Use named ranges and user defined functions to make navigation easier and formulas simper to read
About the course
Excel is an extremely powerful tool for accountants but are you using it to its full potential? Take your Excel skills to the next level, by mastering more advanced techniques, and understanding how they can be applied in your finance role.
This advanced Excel course for accountants will help you develop essential skills for complex calculations, such as calculating loan repayments and performing what-if analysis on your data. You'll learn how to calculate future value, conduct one- and two-variable analysis, and utilise reference functions effectively. Additionally, you'll discover how using named ranges and user-defined functions can boost your efficiency at work.
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Contents
- Financial functions
- Welcome
- Future value
- Effective interest rate
- Present and net present values
- NPV function
- Lenders and the PMT function
- Analysis for accountants
- Welcome
- Two variable analysis
- What are Scenario Manager, Goal Seek and Solver?
- Scenario Manager
- Goal Seek
- Solver
- Reference functions
- Welcome
- The benefits of reference functions
- OFFSET function
- OFFSET
- INDIRECT Function
- INDIRECT
- ROWS and COLUMNS
- CHOOSE function
- Named ranges and user defined functions
- Welcome
- Benefits of named ranges
- Setting up a dynamic named range
- User Defined Functions
- LET function
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