*Updated for March 2024*
Do you want to learn how to use Excel in a real working environment?
Are you about to graduate from a university and look for your first job?
*Updated for March 2024*
Do you want to learn how to use Excel in a real working environment?
Are you about to graduate from a university and look for your first job?
Are you a young professional looking to establish yourself in your new position?
Would you like to become your team's go-to person for financial modeling in Excel?
Join over 200,000+ successful students taking this course.
Your instructor possesses the following extensive experience in financial modeling:
Financial advisory unit of a top-tier consulting firm
Experience in M&A transactions executed in the UK, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, and Poland
Employed in the in-house Mergers & Acquisitions department of a large multinational corporation
A financial advisor in multiple M&A deals ranging from €2 million to €5 billion
Worked on company valuations, due diligence analysis, impairment tests, bankruptcy proceedings, cash flow analysis, and more.
Learn the subtleties of financial modeling from someone who has walked the same path. Beat the learning curve and stand out from your colleagues with this course today.
A comprehensive guide to financial modeling in Excel:
Become an Excel expert
Build sound financial models in Excel
Gain an in-depth understanding of the mechanics of company valuation
Create professionally formatted files
Demonstrate superior Excel skills at work
Prepare before employment in investment banking, financial advisory, corporate finance, or consulting
What We Offer:
Well-designed and easy-to-understand materials
Detailed explanations with comprehensible case studies based on real situations
Downloadable course materials
Regular course updates
Professional chart examples used by major banks and consulting firms.
Real-life, step-by-step examples
Upon completing this course, you'll be able to do the following:
Work comfortably with Microsoft Excel and many of its advanced features
Become a the top Excel users on your team
Perform regular tasks quicker
Develop a P&L statement from a raw data extraction
Build a cash flow statement
Value a company
Produce a valuation model from scratch
Create a model with multiple scenarios
Design professional and advanced charts
Acquire Excel proficiency by learning advanced functions, pivot tables, visualizations, and Excel features
About the course:
Unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee
No significant previous experience necessary to understand the course and benefit
Unlimited lifetime access to all course materials
Emphasis on learning by doing
Take your Microsoft Excel and financial modeling skills to the next level
Make an investment that is rewarded in career prospects, positive feedback, and personal growth.
This course is suitable for graduates aspiring to become investment bankers as it includes a well-structured DCF model with its theoretical concepts. Moreover, it motivates you to be more confident with daily tasks and gives you the edge over other candidates vying for a full-time position.
People with basic knowledge of Excel who go through the course will dramatically increase their Excel skills.
Take advantage of this opportunity to acquire the skills that will advance your career and get an edge over other candidates. Don't risk your future success.
This opening section will take you through the basics of Excel. An easy-to-understand introduction that will bring you up to speed in no time.
Some of the topics and concepts discussed in this lesson:
·Row and Column references
·Name box
·Formula bar
·The Ribbon
·Format cells
·Basic operations in Excel: Copy, Paste, Paste Special, Cut, Undo, Redo
Learning how to use keyboard shortcuts is an essential part of your Microsoft Excel training. The slides in this lesson will enable you to pick up a number of useful keyboard combinations that will dramatically increase the efficiency of your work
The IF function tests whether a certain condition is true or false. It works in the following way:
1.Excel tests whether the logical test, which is the first argument of the function, is satisfied
2.If the logical test is satisfied, Excel delivers value A (the second argument of the function)
3.If the logical test is not satisfied, Excel delivers value B (the third argument of the function)
An exercise focusing on the practical application of “Sumifs” - a very interesting Excel function that allows you to create dynamic tables in an efficient way.
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