Next Generation Excel
Modeling In Excel For Analysts And MBAs (For MS Windows And Mac OS)
2nd Edition
Published on 4. February 2013
256 pages
978-1-118-46909-5 (ISBN)
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Take Excel to the next level in accounting and financial modeling
In this new Second Edition of Next Generation Excel, Isaac Gottlieb shows financial analysts how to harness the full power of Excel to move forward into the new world of accounting and finance. Companies of all sizes use financial models to analyze their finances and plan business operations, as well as to create financial accounting reports like balance sheets, income statements, and statements of cash flows.
While many businesspeople are quite familiar with the reports created with financial models, most are not as familiar with the creation of the models themselves. This book shows them how to build an accurate and effective financial model using the solid functionality and easy usability of Excel.
* Fully updated and revised to include support for Apple users
* Written by a professor of management and statistics who has taught the discipline for fifteen years
* Appropriate for professional financial analysts, as well as MBA students
For professionals and students whose responsibilities or studies include a full understanding of financial modeling, Next Generation Excel, Second Edition offers comprehensive training.
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Next Generation Excel
Modeling In Excel For Analysts And MBAs (For MS Windows And Mac OS)
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Dr. Isaac D. Gottlieb, PhD, is a professor of Managementand Statistics at the Fox Business School of Temple University andDirector of the China and Singapore programs. Also, he is a formerdirector of the International Executive MBA at Rutgers UniversityBusiness School. The recipient of numerous excellence-in-teachingawards, Dr. Gottlieb has taught how to use Excel and apply iteffectively to various business disciplines to thousands of MBA andExecutive MBA students at Rutgers, Temple, New York University,Columbia, and other universities. Also, he has instructed Excel forbusiness professionals to over 20,000 participants in corporateseminars, conferences and workshops, including staff from Johnson& Johnson, Merck, Pfizer, Procter & Gamble, Microsoft,Intel, Boeing, Chrysler, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, 3M andHewlett-Packard. Dr Gottlieb has an "Excel Tip Of The Month"newsletter that goes to over 50,000 recipients.
Content
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part One
Using Excel Efficiently
Chapter 1
AutoFill
Chapter 2
Selecting Efficiently In Excel
Chapter 3
Formulas, Functions, and Relative and Absolute Addressing
Chapter 4
Naming Cells and Ranges
Chapter 5
Conditional and Advanced Conditional Formatting in Excel
Chapter 6
Excel Charts
Chapter 7
Sparklines and Advanced Topics in Excel Charts
Part Two
IF Functions and Text Manipulations
Chapter 8
IF Functions
Chapter 9
Text Manipulation
Part Three
Statistical Tools
Chapter 10
Descriptive Statistics
Chapter 11
Frequency Distributions
Chapter 12
Statistical Regression
Chapter 13
Data Analysis--The Excel Easy to Use Statistics Add-in
Chapter 14
Data Analysis - Multi-Regression
Part Four
What-if Analysis
Chapter 15
Naming Cells--for Meaningful Decision Making and Modeling
Chapter 16
What-if Analysis and Goal Seek
Chapter 17
Sensitivity Analysis--One- and Two-way Data Tables
Chapter 18
Using Scroll Bars for Sensitivity Analysis
Part Five
Multi-Page Systems and Lookups
Chapter 19
Multi-Page Budgets--Going to the Third Dimension
Chapter 20
Lookup Tables
Part Six
The Data Menu and Ribbon
Chapter 21
Sorting Data
Chapter 22
Auto Filter
Chapter 23
Data Forms and Features Eliminated in Excel 2007 and 2010
Chapter 24
Group and Outline Data
Chapter 25
Excel Subtotals
Chapter 26
Pivot Tables
Chapter 27
Data Mining Using Pivot Tables
Chapter 28
Using Slicers to Filter Pivot Tables
Part Seven
Excel Financial Tools
Chapter 29
NPV and IRR--Evaluating Capital Investments
Chapter 30
Unconventional Financial Functions: XNPV and XIRR
Chapter 31
Frequently Used Financial Functions
Chapter 32
Amortization Tables
Chapter 33
Accounting Depreciation Functions
Part Eight
Using the Solver Add-In
Chapter 34
Beyond the Goal Seek--More Than One Changing Cell? Use the Solver
Chapter 35
The Solver Add-In--Optimizer
Appendix A
Summary Case Study - Supply Chain Management Example
About the Author
Index
