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I’m thinking about learning some basic accounting and came across this course called Accounting 101. It looks like it covers things like bookkeeping, reading financial statements, and budgeting. Honestly, I’ve never really studied accounting before, so I’m a bit nervous about jumping in.
For those of you who’ve taken Accounting 101 (or something similar), did it actually help? Was it easy to follow for beginners? I’m hoping it’ll give me a solid understanding of finances, both for managing my personal money and maybe even for work.
Would love to hear your thoughts or any tips
Some of the most productive Excel features for accountants include PivotTables, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, Power Query, conditional formatting, and data validation. They save time on reporting, analysis, and error checking. On the flip side, manual data entry, overusing complex nested formulas, and excessive formatting can slow you down. Mastering advanced Excel in accounting and finance means focusing on automation and accuracy over flashy features.
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