Excel is one of the most popular end-user tools in the accountant’s portfolio. Spreadsheets enable us to quickly and flexibly perform analysis that otherwise would be difficult or time-consuming; however, there is a tendency to place undue trust in them. The Excel Community is a 'one-stop shop' for accountants who want to use Excel better and understand and minimise spreadsheet risk.
Simon Hurst explains how PivotTables can drive management reporting and the creation of interactive dashboards.
Simon Hurst explains how you can avoid the Fear Of Missing Out when it comes to new features in Excel through the ICAEW Excel Community.
The Excel Community has created a new code – an application of the tenets of best practice and the Twenty principles for good spreadsheet practice to financial modelling construction.
Simon Hurst explains how to use Data Validation and hierarchical lists together.
Modern Excel – Text clean up Text formulas in Excel are difficult, Ever tried extracting the last name from a “full name” column, where some have double-barrelled names?
The Excel Tip of the Week shows you how to write in large swathes of formulas automatically using VBA.
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In the sixth of his ongoing annual series, “Excel Tip of the Week” author David Lyford-Smith returns with another selection of hand-picked tips and tricks to speed up and improve your Excel practice.
This webinar will guide you through the benefits of Excel Community membership – whether individually or part of an organisation.
Late last year ICAEW launched the Financial modelling code, a high-level guide to the goals and methods of good financial models.
Liam Bastick has been a model auditor for the best part of 30 years and has seen common mistakes made in modelling time and time again.
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A practical guide to financial modelling, demonstrating how to plan, design and build financial models.
A beginner's guide to financial modeling using Microsoft Excel.
Fully updated and compliant with Excel 2013, this clearly explains the basic calculations for mathematical finance, backed up with simple templates for further use and development, and a workbook with exercises and solutions at the end of each chapter
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