Excel 2003 Financial Applications Quick Guide

Author: Orient Technology Compiler
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is one of the "Computer Office Quick Guide" series, starting from the needs of an Excel financial beginner, introducing the knowledge of Excel in financial applications. The book mainly includes the basic operations of Excel 2003, the creation and printing of Excel tables, data processing in Excel, creating daily financial tables, creating various sales expense management tables, creating accounting vouchers and ledgers, creating accounting reports, reviewing and verifying data, analyzing financial data, forecasting financial data, financial budgeting, fixed asset management, and current asset management. The book adopts a concise and elegant double-column layout, with detailed explanations, rich examples, and strong operability. It is written in the format of "knowledge points + cases," with the requirements of each case clearly stated. In the cases, there are two small sections: "Small Knowledge" and "Exemplary Practice," which enrich readers' knowledge while allowing them to learn and practice simultaneously, truly achieving the goal of learning, improvement, and review without missing a beat. At the end of each chapter, there is a "Gas Station" section to help readers overcome obstacles during application. Additionally, the book explains computer knowledge through a picture-and-text comparison, achieving the goal of interpreting text with images. To address the issue of insufficient information often found in such books, useful information is now included in the pictures, such as annotations at important points and the sequential labeling of operation steps in the diagrams. This book is targeted at beginners and intermediate users of Excel in financial applications, suitable for financial personnel to learn and use, and can also serve as a reference book for beginners learning Excel.