Access Financial Application Skills Tutorial

Author: Li Yuling / Shao Qianqian (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features:
Content of the Book: This book is a specialized Access textbook designed for business management professionals and accounting personnel. It consists of 10 chapters, covering the basic knowledge and operations of Access, methods for establishing and using financial management databases, expressions and commonly used functions required in financial applications, basic methods for creating financial analysis charts, methods for categorizing and summarizing general ledger data in database management, methods for creating financial statements, methods for sales revenue management and analysis, methods for managing and analyzing fixed assets using an asset tracking database, methods for managing and controlling inventory using an inventory control database, and methods for managing accounts receivable using Access.
Features of the Book: This book provides extensive demonstrations, analyses, and explanations of practical issues in financial management, with rich illustrations and examples. It is advanced, forward-looking, practical, and scientific.
Target Audience: This book is intended for accounting personnel and managers of various enterprises and institutions, students of relevant majors in higher education institutions, and personnel engaged in financial software development. The book organically combines Microsoft's Access software with practical issues in financial applications, providing a detailed introduction to Access's various database management systems such as orders, general ledger categorization, asset tracking, and inventory control, as well as how to use Access database tools to achieve financial management and analysis.
Content of the Book: The book includes 10 chapters, covering the financial functions of Access and the reasons for learning financial software, establishing and using financial management databases, expressions and queries, commonly used financial functions, creating financial analysis charts, managing general ledger categorization, creating financial statements, sales revenue management and analysis, managing and analyzing fixed assets using an asset tracking database, managing and controlling inventory using an inventory control database, and accounts receivable management.
Features of the Book: The book is advanced, forward-looking, practical, and scientific, with extensive demonstrations, analyses, and explanations of practical issues in financial management, rich in illustrations and examples.
Target Audience: The primary target audience is accounting personnel and managers of various enterprises and institutions, college students, and personnel engaged in financial software development. It can serve as both a practical manual and a textbook.