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Have you had bad
experiences with Excel Projects? Have you ever had
difficulty picking up a former associates’ Excel Project? Have you ever thought that
Excel just cannot be relied on?
When faced with a new Excel
Project have you ever asked, “where do I start?” When partially through an
Excel Project have you ever asked, “what do I do now?” |
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WELL THE ANSWER IS HERE!
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I wrote this book to answer those questions. I wanted to pass on the
techniques, I had developed to those I will not have a chance to help
personally. I wanted to provide Corporate Controllers and Chief Financial Officers (CFO) with a
common operating procedure that their departments can use when developing or
upgrading Excel projects. One of the more difficult
tasks that individual contributors
and finance managers must deal
with is updating an Excel project when the developer has left the firm. I
used my years of experience in section VI of this book to assist in
navigating through this difficult time of transition. |
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Table of Contents Section I What to Do Before You Start
Section II How to Get Where You Want
to Go Section III Working with Formulas and
Formatting Section IV Important Mid Game
Considerations Section V What to Do When You Think
You Are Done Section VI How to decipher and Change
Someone Else’s Excel Project |
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If you would like to hear me speak about the book
and receive a copy there is a MeetUp on the 23rd. http://www.meetup.com/HappyAbout/events/29086221/ |
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