Excel Tips and Tricks CRI CPE Week May 2011 Presented by: Francois Houde‚ CA‚ CISA Schedule of the Session Transitioning from Excel 2003 to Excel 2010: What happened to my Excel? Managing versions Searches with wildcard characters Multiple windows of the same workbook Creating three dimensional formulas Feel like discovering new functions? Using the scenario manager What happened to my Excel? Q: My Pfx Engagement menus are gone and/or I’ve lost my tickmarks
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Microsoft Excel supports many kinds of charts to help you display data in ways that are meaningful to your audience. When you use the Chart Wizard to create a chart — or when you use the Chart Type command to change an existing chart — you can easily select the type you want from a list of standard or custom chart types. For an overview of some standard chart types and their subtypes‚ click any or all of the following: Column charts A column chart shows data changes over a period of time or illustrates
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Skills Save a database with a new filename Create a table Rename a field Change the data type of a field Add fields to a table Save a table. Enter records Copy records from another database Resize columns Create a query using the Simple Query Wizard Create a form using the Form tool Create a report using the Report tool Project overview As a private therapist‚ Hannah Sterling had seen her share of sport-related injuries. After many years of training‚ she decided to open the All Sports
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Excel Income Statement Exercise: Creating a multiple-page workbook and income statement model. In this Excel exercise you will create a simple Excel worksheet that will model a simple income statement. In future exercises you will enhance the worksheet by adding additional features. If you are unfamiliar with the features of Microsoft Excel‚ you should complete a Spreadsheets tutorial before beginning this exercise. To complete this exercise‚ you will create two Excel worksheets in an Excel
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Critical Thinking‚ Problem Solving‚ and Decision Making Students use critical thinking skills to plan and conduct research‚ manage projects‚ solve problems‚ and make informed decisions using appropriate digital tools and resources. Students: * identify and define authentic problems and significant questions for investigation. * plan and manage activities to develop a solution or complete a project. * collect and analyze data to identify solutions and/or make informed decisions. *
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Articulation of a great clean at the time connected with consumers and helped to establish the Brand. Surf Excel was the first national detergent Brand on TV. The Advertisement Message:- The advertisement features a brother and sister duo walking home from school‚when the little girl falls into a puddle of mud. Crying‚ she looks to her brother for help.Her brother gets an idea and starts “beating up” the puddle of mud‚ demanding anapology. After a time and a lot of mud on his uniform‚ he stands
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providing onsite and telephone support to customers with Microsoft Excel questions. On this particular day‚ you are presented with the following three situations: Situation 1: A business professional wants to use Excel to organize data for the monthly expense report. He has never used Excel and is inquiring about the functions that would support him with this task. Situation 2: A husband is having difficulties with his Excel spreadsheet. He has been trying to track his monthly grocery spending
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The Risk of using Macros in Excel What is a primary security risk that user should acknowledge when using macro? Well I think that keeping control of the macros in the Microsoft programs are very important to the security of the user’s computer. From what I read in the reading and a little research letting the wrong macro get a hold of your computer can be a disruptive to your computer. From what I found out in one of the websites called ComputerWeekly.com Saran(2001)‚ “ an advisory notice by
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FIN 320 EXCEL SHEET Problems Please solve the problems below using an excel sheet and the excel functions. 1) (15 pts) A firm is considering a project with an initial investment of $170‚000 and required return of 12%. The following cash flows are expected over the 8year life span of the project: Year Cash flows 1 35‚300 2 46‚200 3 50‚000 4 22‚620 5 15‚100 6 5‚200 7 11‚740 8 89‚300 a) Calculate the Net Present Value (NPV) of the project. Should the
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Reporting 5 Usefulness of Information produced 6 Conclusion 7 Appendix A: Reference 8 EXCEL VS. SAGE LINE 50 Introduction Ease of Use Other than sales‚ purchases and expenses being keyed in for Sage has more systematic approach than Excel as it has a flow for the user to trail. Another advantage of Sage would be the handling of stock which stock inflow and outflow could be track with the system compare to Excel which has database to trail stock. As from MTT has a problem with the stock as there
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