SIntroduction to Microsoft Excel 2007 Class learning objectives 1. What is Excel? • Spreadsheet uses & samples • Touring the Excel window • Learning important definitions • Navigating around the workbook 2. The Basics • Entering & editing data in cells • Inserting cells‚ rows‚ & columns • Formatting cells • Renaming‚ adding‚ & reorganizing worksheets 3. Formulas • Using mathematical operators • Using four sum methods • AutoCalculate 4. Customizing Your Spreadsheet • Gridlines 5. Finishing Up
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Statistics and parameters. Properties for a statistic. Central Limit Theorem. Distribution of the sample mean‚ difference in means and the proportion. Point and interval estimates for the mean‚ difference in means‚ and proportion. Hypotheses testing and types of errors. Significance levels and p values. Small sample testing: Chi square‚ t and F distributions and their properties. Applications of chi square and t distributions to interval estimates and tests. UNIT 2 : CLASSICAL TWO VARIABLE LINEAR
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International Financial Centre Comparison Hong Kong and Shanghai Both Shanghai and Hong Kong are ranked in the top five global financial centre according to GFCI‚ 2011[1]. Shanghai keeps up with Hong Kong in finance field in the recent years. We pick up four criteria including diversity of financial products‚ availability of qualified staff‚ taxation of capital gains and local currency convertibility to compare Hong Kong and Shanghai. Diversity of financial products The diversities of financial
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International Financial Reporting Standards 1st Trimester – 2013/2014 Case 1 – BMW and Apple João Candeias – 152113189 Nuno Andrade – 152113187 Pedro Carvalho – 152113116 2) Compare
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Microsoft Excel: Formulas‚ Formulas... Northern New York Library Network 6721 US Hwy 11 Postdam‚ NY 13676 877-833-1674 or 315-265-1119 www.nnyln.org Jim Crowley C3 - Crowley Computer Consulting 9148 State Highway 37 Ogdensburg NY 13669 315-394-7008 fax 315-394-7009 www.crowleycomputers.com jim@crowleycomputers.com Description: Excel has hundreds of functions and nobody knows them all‚ but spend some time and learn to create more powerful formulas. Students will dive into decision making functions
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Question 3: Frieda‚ an accounting student‚ states: “Strategy analysis seems to be an unnecessary detour in doing financial statement analysis. Why can’t we just get straight to the accounting issues? “Explain to Frieda why she might be wrong. Without strategy analysis‚ it is impossible to identify what drive profits and what are key risks. Moreover‚ assessing firm’s current performance and doing realistic forecasts of future performance are also directly linked with firm’s strategy. Three important
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You are already familiar with Microsoft Excel software. You have learnt some interesting and useful things that can be done in MS-Excel. Microsoft Excel is an electronic spreadsheet software which allows you to enter‚ calculate‚ manipulate‚ organize and analyze data in the form of tabular form. Let us learn more about data tools provide in Microsoft Excel. * Data Tools * Text to Columns * Remove Duplicates * Data Validation * Consolidate Data Tools With the powerful data
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The International Monetary Fund The original policies and goals created in 1944 by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) differ little from the main focus of the organization at present. The IMF was created to rebuild and stabilize the world economy after World War II. And to this day it continues in its efforts to support and stabilize the economies of its member nations. Initially the IMF was created to help ward off what was thought to be an imminent post war depression. It was founded at the
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Explain from a marketing perspective why you would expect gross margin percentage‚ expense to sales ratio‚ net profit margin‚ inventory turnover‚ and asset turnover to be different for a grocery store chain versus a department store chain. Calculations based on data from given case for Winn Dixie and Dillard: | Gross Profit Margin | Expense to sales ratio | Net Profit Margin | Inventory Turnover | Asset Turnover | Winn Dixie | 27.50% | 25.42% | 2.08% | 7.2525 | 4.5267 | | | |
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the Solver tool in Microsoft Excel can be used to solve nonlinear systems of equations resulting from finite difference discretization of the governing equations for fluid dynamics and heat transfer. Students learning computational fluid dynamics and heat transfer for the first time typically spend an inordinate amount of time struggling with algorithm development and programming issues. The use of the visual presentation and automated solution capabilities of Excel can help bolster the student ’s
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