Application of EXCEL in Accounting Computerization

Author: Hengshengjie Information Editorial
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: From the perspective of examples, this book includes various economic transactions commonly encountered in accounting work, such as preparing accounting subjects and vouchers, handling accounting ledgers, conducting statistical analysis and cost management, creating accounts receivable/payable systems, salary management systems, creating balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, as well as managing fixed assets and depreciation, and achieving network accounting computerization. From the technical perspective, the book includes a large number of statistical functions, lookup and reference functions, text functions, information functions, and financial functions, along with various charting techniques. Readers can not only use Excel software to handle financial issues but also comprehensively apply its data analysis, functions, and charting capabilities. The book has a unique structure, with each part interconnected, making four key points (design concept analysis, focus and difficulty analysis, learning by example, and post-class exercises) effectively serve the main content, enabling readers to study with a focus and improve with purpose. From the perspective of examples, this book includes various economic transactions commonly encountered in accounting work, such as preparing accounting subjects and vouchers, handling accounting ledgers, conducting statistical analysis and cost management, creating accounts receivable/payable systems, salary management systems, creating balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, as well as managing fixed assets and depreciation, and achieving network accounting computerization. From the technical perspective, the book includes a large number of statistical functions, lookup and reference functions, text functions, information functions, and financial functions, along with various charting techniques, enabling readers to not only use Excel software to handle financial issues but also comprehensively apply its data analysis, functions, and charting capabilities. The book has a unique structure, with each part interconnected, making four key points (design concept analysis, focus and difficulty analysis, learning by example, and post-class exercises) effectively serve the main content, enabling readers to study with a focus and improve with purpose.