Financial Modelling

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Financial Modelling

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by - delegate Daniel [1 post] (2008 Jun 12 Thu, 16:08) Reply

What tools in excel are usefulf for financial modelling?

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RE: Financial Modelling

by - trainer Pete platinum contributer [799 posts] (2008 Jul 10 Thu, 09:24) Edited on 2008 Jul 10 Thu, 09:27 Reply

Hi Daniel, Thank you for your post and welcome to thse forum, if you are looking for items in Excel which would help perhaps you should consider Scenarios, Solver and Goal Seeker, however there are numerous publications which have been written and a number of help programs;

Check out this website (no responsibility for content)

http://3d2f.com/tags/excel/financial/model/

It has quite a few links which could be of assistance.

regards Pete

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