Resources covering data analytics and big data, data handling, data protection and GDPR, and data presentation.
This article provides a guide on how to navigate decision-making within charities. From understanding how the charity’s legal structure and governing document impact decision-making, to documenting decisions in compliance with charity regulation and law, this guide aims to equip you with the knowledge necessary to make informed and legally sound decisions.
Drawing insights from recent reports and analyses, this article provides an overview of the current state of the charity sector and offers advice on how to respond to the key challenges currently facing charities.
ICAEW recently hosted a webinar where three experienced internal audit professionals shared their insights on the evolving landscape of internal audit, the skills needed to succeed in this field, and strategies for overcoming common challenges.
Hello and welcome back to Excel Tips and Tricks! This week, we have a Creator level post exploring the concept of a combo chart in Excel that can be used for two or more series of data.
With the 30 June deadline approaching, the EU has agreed an adequacy decision for the UK, allowing the free flow of personal data from the EU to the UK to continue.
Data protection and privacy are matters of professional concern to accountants in practice, industry or commerce.
This resource centre provides a focal point for ICAEW members looking for support in managing cyber risks.
ICAEW Data Analytics Certificate programme will help you combine your commercial acumen and business knowledge with data analytics expertise.
Links to cells in other workbooks are a frequent cause of confusion. It can be particularly difficult to track down some of the more elusive ways in which one spreadsheet can be linked to another. A Find Next command available as part of an enhancement to the previous Edit Links command might now be able to help.
IRR is commonly used to help make project investment decisions. In this article, Mark Proctor returns to explore the use of the IRR function in Excel and potential alternatives.
In this series we are going to examine some of the capabilities of Excel Tables. In part 1 we considered different ways of turning a range of cells into an Excel Table and demonstrated the importance of Tables in helping to ensure that ranges in formulas adapt automatically to changes in the dimensions of the Table. This time, we will look in more detail at adding rows and columns to existing Tables and see how this can contribute to automating your spreadsheets.
Hello and welcome back to Excel Tips and Tricks! This week, we have a Creator level post exploring the concept of a combo chart in Excel that can be used for two or more series of data.
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