Want to have some fun? Here is a
new way to create an Excel business analysis system that is customized
just for you. How? You build it to your specifications from
preconfigured modules.
All you do is open and save "mastertoy.xls" plus your module
selections then
add the modules to the "mastertoy.xls"
workbook one at a time. It's really cool because all of the
modules (toys) are automatically linked to "mastertoy.xls" for broadcasting
throughout all of the imported modules. This means that after you
build your system you only have to update the Master Data Entry
worksheet.
In addition to our Free
Training Section, this is great way to get better
acquainted with the power and flexibility of Excel and our
systems.
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DISCLAIMER
This is a very basic analysis
system. It should not be confused with our
products which are more accurate, advanced, powerful, and comprehensive.
Most of the business data is outdated (2002) and should
not
be used for comparative analysis.
We do not recommend the use of this system if you are an
accountant, business owner, startup entrepreneur, CFO, consultant, or any financial professional.
Think of this system as a learning exercise in business
analysis concepts and using Excel to do it. |
INSTRUCTIONS: Please
follow these steps exactly and in order.
You use only one Excel feature - "Move
or Copy . .
. ". for importing into "mastertoy.xls".
1. Using Windows Explorer, create a folder and name it "toys"
(without the parentheses).
2. On this page, open and save "mastertoy.xls"
to the toys folder.
3. Open and save all of your module choices to the toys folder.
4. Start Excel.
5. Always open "mastertoy.xls" first.
6. Open a module.
7. Right click on the tab and choose "Move or Copy . . . "
8. In the "To Book" box, scroll and select mastertoy.xls.
9. In the "Before sheet box", scroll and select any location
you desire.
10. Click OK.
NOTE: If there are more than one
worksheet showing in a module, right click on any tab and choose
"Select All Sheets" and repeat steps 7, 8, 9, and 10.
The numbers in parentheses are worksheets per module.
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