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Microsoft Excel first time user!
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| DJ Eterno |
So im currently a student at Ottawa university in the Public Administration with specialization in public policy analysis. one of my compulsory courses is accounting:mad:. part of an assigmnent is to compose a monthly budget using Excel. considering the fact that i am not an avid Excel user, i was wondering if their is a template of some sort that will assist me in composing a monthly budget or do i just have to type everything as is?? I know this is lame, but help and suggestions are much appreciated!
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| alefort |
| Wow, that was tough............ |
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| DigitalMP |
If you're going to do any sort of number crunching, and you're just starting out in excel, i suggest you sweat the books now, and take shortcuts later when you actually know the program.
stop smoking weed at exam time and don't be so ing lazy. |
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| DJ Eterno |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigitalMP
If you're going to do any sort of number crunching, and you're just starting out in excel, i suggest you sweat the books now, and take shortcuts later when you actually know the program.
stop smoking weed at exam time and don't be so ing lazy. |
"stop smoking weed":conf:... i dont recall giving that impression in my post... moving on! |
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| DigitalMP |
| move on to reading your ing book. |
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| Engine9 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigitalMP
move on to reading your ing book. |
baaaaaaaahahaaaaaaaa dumb ass
u dont need a ing book to use excel
that program is easy and there is a help menu, use that! |
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| El Kay Dee |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigitalMP
move on to reading your ing book. |
woah...
i guess ur the only one that never attempted to find some sort of short cut in ur post secondary years...:rolleyes:
DJ Eterno, i barely knew excel too but as engine9 mentioned, use teh help menu...use the search function in it and find solutions...
excel is basically taking an idea of urs and just thinking of what path u want the final product to take..
in second year of univ, we were made to do 4 year sales forcasts using all the possible analysis formulas using excel..we all bitched and complained, but by the time we were done, we were pros...oh and our prof barely helped us out |
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| joinT |
| quote: | Originally posted by El Kay Dee
i guess ur the only one that never attempted to find some sort of short cut in ur post secondary years...:rolleyes: |
i think it's more like "sick of lazyness".. i succumb to that all the time..
honestly, my google link and your tip to use excels help, should've been the first things tried, rather than a post on a music related forum of all places.. :rolleyes: |
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| El Kay Dee |
| quote: | Originally posted by joinT
honestly, my google link and your tip to use excels help, should've been the first things tried, rather than a post on a music related forum of all places.. :rolleyes: |
yea but look at the number of other obvious solution threads posted on a daily basis here |
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| joinT |
| quote: | Originally posted by El Kay Dee
yea but look at the number of other obvious solution threads posted on a daily basis here |
i try to avoid them for the most part.. but if someone asks a question that can be answered w/ a google query, well i'll throw that in as my $0.02 |
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| girllovingtvibe |
| quote: | Originally posted by Engine9
baaaaaaaahahaaaaaaaa dumb ass
u dont need a ing book to use excel
that program is easy and there is a help menu, use that! |
i second that i never took no courses in any of the office programs and can use all them.... |
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