Excel for Accounting Professionals Session 3: Workbook Design Principles and Organization WEBCAST
Thursday, July 7 11:00am - 1:00pm PDT
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2.0 Credits
Member Price $110.00
Non-Member Price $130.00
Overview
Are you familiar with the five workbook design principles that help us build reliable recurring-use workbooks? This session covers them, as well as workbook and worksheet organization ideas. We also discuss how, why and when to hide administrative worksheets. The importance of highlighting input cells, using selection groups and building formulas with nested functions are also explored.
Highlights
Excel workbook design principles and organization.
Prerequisites
Working knowledge of Excel.
Designed For
Anyone who wants to increase their knowledge of Excel.
Objectives
Hide worksheets and keep extraneous information out of sight. Highlight input cells, so the user sees which cells require manual entry. Organize workbooks and worksheets. Use nested functions.
Preparation
None.
Notice
None.
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Jeff Lenning
Jeff Lenning, CPA, CITP Click Consulting / Seal Beach, CA
Jeff Lenning, author of Excel University, is an award-winning Excel instructor who has provided continuing education to thousands of CPAs nationwide over the past 10 years.
He is a Microsoft Certified Excel Expert, and his Excel articles have been featured in trade publications such as the Journal of Accountancy and California CPA.
He is a former chair of the California CPA State Technology Committee, and has held a variety of other leadership positions within his local CalCPA chapter.
He worked at Arthur Andersen, Gateway computers, and Interpore Cross International. In 2000, he started Click Consulting, a technology consulting firm.
Non-Member Price $130.00
Member Price $110.00