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FVC2250
Short-what?: The Newest Excel Tips and Tricks
Date
November 16, 2022
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2022 AICPA & CIMA Forensic & Valuation Services Conference
This hands-on session will focus on Excel tools. We will explore new or updated or recommended formulas and functions which advance participants’ ability to quickly manipulate data and understand statistical inferences. We will explore applications of these formulas/ functions to analyze data for both valuation and investigative purposes. Participants will have the ability to work through multiple real-world FVS use-cases using financial and non-financial data during the session.
Learning Objectives
- Identify and be able to use relevant and up-to-date formulas/ functions in excel for Office 365.
- Apply these formulas/ functions and other ones to generate more flexible and dynamic valuation models.
- Use these formulas/ functions and other ones to generate statistical models to identify and investigate anomalies.
Speakers
Kane Porter, CPA, CA, CBV, ABV, CFF, CAMS, CFE
Vice President of Compliance
Zac Liermann, CPA
Senior Consultant, Wipfli LLP
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