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Spreadsheet models are a natural tool for managers
but they can be hard to understand and use if they're not well constructed.
This guide provides tips on how to create a well-designed worksheet and
also describes some auditing techniques. Specific
references are to Excel 97. If you're
new to using a spreadsheet, also see the handout that's a companion to
this one: Spreadsheets:
Getting Started.
I. Getting
Started
Inputs
Outputs
Relationships
II. Data
Entry and Organization
Constant
Values
Row-Column Structure
The Final Report
Documentation
III. Creating
Formulas
Numbers
in Formulas
Reproducing
Formulas
Relative and Absolute Addressing
Simple Formulas
Range Names
Intermediate Quantities
Flow of Calculation
IV. Auditing
and Debugging Your Worksheet
See the
Organization of a Large Worksheet
View Detailed Information About
Cells
Use the Excel's Auditor to Correct Problems and Examine Cell Relationships
V. For
more Information
Using Excel's Online Help
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