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Book: Mastering Financial Modelling in Microsoft Excel
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One little miscalculation – and the Spanish Navy ends up with an overpriced submarine that is too heavy to be put in use. Excel can sometimes be more of a curse than a gift, but Alastair L. Day seeks to help with “Mastering Financial Modelling in Microsoft Excel” – with numerous field-tested methods and recipes […]
Book: Using Excel for Business Analysis by Danielle Stein Fairhurst
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Excel is a useful tool for a variety of business problems. But sensible, structured and error-free solutions not only require patience and dedication, they also require solid Excel skills. In "Using Excel for Business Analysis", Danielle Stein Fairhurst lays the groundwork for a more professional use of the spreadsheet software.
Book: Building Financial Models with Microsoft Excel by K. Scott Proctor
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The term “Financial Modelling” usually means integrated planning of a company’s financial outlook – in practice, this is mostly done with Microsoft Excel. This book by K. Scott Proctor is a good introduction, but requires the reader to know quite a bit about accounting.
Book: Excel Modeling in Corporate Finance by Craig W. Holden
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Excel, the tool of opportunity: It is the software of choice for most finance professionals, and used for countless every-day problems. In “Excel Modeling in Corporate Finance”, Craig W. Holden presents numerous typical issues from DCF calculations to options valuations.
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