Learn to apply Excel's Golden Rule for building efficient formula solutions and models in this 30-minute tutorial. Explore What If Analysis, create student extra credit score tables, develop month expense multi-step calculation tables, and design payroll tables. Understand the importance of Excel's Golden Rule in preventing spreadsheet errors and enhancing model flexibility. Download accompanying Excel files and PDF notes to practice alongside the instructor, and gain valuable insights into creating robust Excel models for business math applications.
Excel & Business Math - Excel's Golden Rule: Formula Inputs, What If Analysis and Excel Models
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Overview
Syllabus
) Introduction.
) Excel’s Golden Rule.
) What If Analysis (First Discussion).
) What is an Excel Model.
) Example #1: Build Student Extra Credit Score Table.
) What If Analysis Example.
) Example #2: Build Month Expense Multi-step Calculation Table.
) Excel Model Example.
) Example #3: Create a Payroll Table.
) Why Excel’s Golden Rule is so Important.
) Summary.
Taught by
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