Who Should Attend
Experienced users of Excel who now wish to increase their efficiency and effectiveness to develop more complex spreadsheet models. Participants are expected to be proficient with building simple financial models without the use of macro.
Class limit:
16 participants
Class limit:
16 participants
Facilitators
Duration
2 Days
Intakes & Registrations
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Intake 01
Intake 01
4 - 5 Mar 13
Intake 026 - 7 May 13
Intake 03 Intake 04 Intake 05 Intake 06 Intake 07Fee
$800 (Inclusive of GST)
*WDA pre-approved course
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CRS-N-0018879.
Venue
The spreadsheet as a financial tool has been in use in organisations for many years.Many employees are familiar with using the most basic functions in building simple models using the intrinsic functions of Excel. This is exemplified by the common use of macros by users. However, with the constant changes in the business environment being the norm of the day, there is a need to move organisations beyond efficiency. The objective of the course is to build on the current skill level of the participants to build more complex models using the advanced Excel financial functions and tools and to enhance participants' knowledge of modeling languages such as VBA and IFPS.
"handson" approach to learning corporate models rather than focusing on the theory.
"handson" approach to learning corporate models rather than focusing on the theory.
Course Contents
Building Financial Models
- What is modeling
- Spreadsheet uses and limitations
- Modelling with influence diagrams
- Modelling with IFPS and VBA
- Spreadsheet design principles
- Demonstration & Case Exercise
Financial Statement Modelling
- Use of financial statements
- Financial statement analysis
- Using financial statement models for valuation
- Case Exercise
Investment Modelling
- Review of DCF techniques
- Financial Functions
- Investment modelling techniques
- Case Exercise
Excel Advanced Functions Overview
- Expressions
- Decision logic
- Built-in functions
- Exercises
Sensitivity Analysis Modelling
- Sensitivity analysis and strategic thinking
- Sensitivity analysis techniques
- Case Exercise
Building Complex Models
- Using macros
- Using VBA
- Exercises
Simulation Modelling
- Risk and uncertainty
- Goal Seeking
- Linear programming & optimisation
- Case Simulation & Exercise
Modelling Application Case Study
- B-S Option Pricing Model
