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In Excel 2007: Creating Business Budgets Curt Frye shows business owners and managers how to use Excel to create useful budgets that help them manage resources prudently. The course demonstrates how to use Excel spreadsheets to track cash on hand, and how to project income and expenses based on scenarios. It also shows how to take information from various sources to create a single Excel table, and then use PivotTables to analyze that data. Exercise files accompany the course.

Course Excel 2007: Creating Business Budgets Author Curt Frye SKU ISBN Release Date 2010-06-16 Duration 1.03 hrs / 22 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags Excel

1. Managing Cash on Hand Creating an Excel table to track cash on hand 03:46 Tracking income and expenses by category and contract 03:12 Summarizing cash on hand in a chart 02:21 2. Calculating Loan Repayments Calculating payments for a fully amortized loan 03:35 Calculating interest and principal components of a loan payment 07:19 Determining the maximum amount that can be borrowed using Goal Seek 02:46 3. Budgeting Using Financial Statements Introducing the balance sheet 04:22 Introducing the income statement 02:29 Introducing the cash flow statement 04:26 Creating a management income statement 02:43 Creating a management balance sheet 00:55 Creating a budget for next year 01:37

4. Managing Budgets Referring to cells from other worksheets and workbooks in formulas 03:39 Summarizing budget data by creating a PivotTable 02:16 Analyzing budget data in a PivotTable 04:38 5. Defining Alternative Budget Scenarios Deciding which scenarios to create 01:44 Creating and applying scenarios 05:57 Editing and deleting scenarios 01:50 Summarizing scenarios 02:18 Conclusion Goodbye 00:16