Business Analysis With Microsoft Excel - 2nd edition

Carlberg, Conrad :

Conrad Carlberg is president of Network Control Systems, Inc., a software and consulting firm that specializes in the development of quality control and forecasting tools for the health industry. He holds a Ph.D. in statistics from the University of Colorado, and is a multiple recipient of Microsoft's Excel's Most Valuable Professional award.

Introduction

I. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND STATEMENT ANALYSIS.

1. Income Statements.
2. Balance Sheet: Current Asset Management.
3. Valuing Inventories for the Balance Sheet.
4. Balance Sheet: Liabilities and Owner's Equity.
5. Working Capital and Cash Flow Analysis.
6. Statement Analysis.
7. Ratio Analysis.

II. FINANCIAL PLANNING AND CONTROL

8. Budgeting and Planning Cycle.
9. Forecasting and Projections.
10. Measuring Quality.

III. INVESTMENT DICISIONS.

11. Examining a Business Case: Investment.
12. Examining Decision Criteria for Business Analysis.
13. Creating a Sensitivity Analysis for a Business Case.
14. Planning Profits.
15. Investment Decisions Under Certainty.
16. Fixed Assets.

IV. SALES AND MARKETING.

17. Sales and Marketing Analysis.
18. Recognition.
19. The Business Planner.
20. Contribution and Margin Analysis.
21. Pricing and Costing.
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