Creating a Financial Report in Excel
by David Wang
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 9:30
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 03/09/2009
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4
- Size: 15 MB
Knowledgeocity.com online training presents Microsoft Office training courses. This lesson covers an intermediate Excel topic, how to create a financial report in Excel. In this lesson, you will move beyond simple formulas to creating tables with those formulas. Eventually, you will learn to use an array formula, which combines the formulas from the first two tables to fill a third table, without worrying about all the relative cell references.
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Learn Excel Basics, Part 1 - Data Entry: http://www.mindbites.com/lessons/1965
Learn Excel Basics, Part 2 - Formulas: http://www.mindbites.com/lessons/1963
Learn Excel Basics, Part 3 - Cell References http://www.mindbites.com/lessons/1966
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- 06/13/2009
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The lesson is very useful especially for those who are new in Excel. Many small organization is looking a simple solution to create financial report and Excel is the best low cost solution.
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- Useful
- 06/13/2009
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The lesson is very useful especially for those who are new in Excel. Many small organization is looking a simple solution to create financial report and Excel is the best low cost solution.
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- great Excel advice
- 03/13/2009
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This lesson will walk you through some Excel features slightly more advanced than using a simple formula. This lesson includes setting up tables, using various sum and multiplication formulas, and creating array formulas. These are used to create a financial report that can track sales, pricing, revenue, and more. Excel is an extremely helpful tool, when you know how to use it properly!
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- Useful
- 06/13/2009
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The lesson is very useful especially for those who are new in Excel. Many small organization is looking a simple solution to create financial report and Excel is the best low cost solution.
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- Useful
- 06/13/2009
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The lesson is very useful especially for those who are new in Excel. Many small organization is looking a simple solution to create financial report and Excel is the best low cost solution.
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This lesson will walk you through some Excel features slightly more advanced than using a simple formula. This lesson includes setting up tables, using various sum and multiplication formulas, and creating array formulas. These are used to create a financial report that can track sales, pricing, revenue, and more. Excel is an extremely helpful tool, when you know how to use it properly!