7th January 2021
In this webinar, presented during the MGI Worldwide CPAAI Virtual Global Meeting, David Benaim uncovers some exciting features of modern Excel and explains how to design modern charts and make audit reports become more visual and appealing.
More about this webinar
Excel in modern times is becoming less formula based. In this webinar you will learn about:
AI Ideas: Scan a table for insights into outliers, trends, frequency, correlation without writing a single formula.
Ask a question: Highlight a table and then ask things like “Top 3 customers in 2019 in UK” or “Median sales in August” etc.
Waterfall charts: Show which things affect a number at time A vs time B, for example prior year profit to current year or headcount or sales.
Map charts: Excel can now look up regions and have data showing on map charts.
Pareto charts: Uninteresting at first, this chart has some unexpected benefits.
Watch this webinar now:
Excel software requirements:
Certain features are available from Excel 2016 onwards (PC or Mac), but other features are only available to participants who have a subscription to Excel 365 (Microsoft Office 365’s monthly updated version of Excel).
Members of MGI Worldwide with CPAAI can download the presentation files. To access these resources, please head to the Webinars page in the Members area.
For a full range of Microsft tips and tutorials, visit David Benaim’s YouTube channel here.
For more information please contact Paul Winder at paul@mgiukarea.com or Maxine Brock at maxine.brock@mgiworld.com.
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