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Financial Modeling using Excel

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To fully benefit from this course, participants should be experienced and confident Excel users, and able to use the features covered in our Financial Modelling Preparation Course. This practical, hands-on course is designed to give participants a foundation in Financial Modelling, and to enable them to develop effective models. The course includes practical examples and case studies. Participants will and acquire a robust vocabulary to build real solutions and promote effective use of Microsoft Excel. Each topic is introduced by a short lecture and demonstration, followed by hands-on practical work. At the end of each session, time is allowed to develop the case study, working alone or in groups. The case study is modular and it is important to complete one section before proceeding with the next task. By the end of the course, delegates will: understand basic modelling concepts and basic good practice be able to use logical and decision-making functions be able to create complex calculations be able to analyse data statistically be able to present the results of the modelling in a clear concise way understand the role of the model in the decision-making process

Regions:
  • London
Delivery:
  • Public
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Difficulty:
  • Introductory

Further Details

Basic modelling concepts · good practice guidelines · financial framework · designing output WORKBOOK NAMES · creating and defining workbook names · using names in formulas and functions · establishing a naming convention PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES · using charts to explore relationships and illustrate results · number formats · automating links and link management · reports and printed output MAKING DECISIONS · Techniques for financial calculations · methods of approach · logical functions · lookup and reference functions · cross-cast and error traps · calculation of interest WHAT-IF ANALYSIS · sensitivity tables · using form controls on a worksheet · using Solver · Goal seek and Scenario manager CASE STUDY · structuring a business model · including profit and loss statement · application of scenarios, data tables, charts and other output · reaching a conclusion - decision making

Guide price

£250

 

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