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December 2024
- 580 pages
- Publisher: Holy Macro! Books
- ISBN: 978-1-61547-087-7
- PDF ISBN: 978-1-61547-173-7
RAISING ARRAYS FOR MODELLING
This book tries hard to raze a laugh (yes, that' s what was meant... ). Instead, through numerous examples and case studies, it details the impact of the ecosystem introduced by dynamic arrays in Excel, injecting life into the jaded, stale world of financial modelling. From comparing the old methodologies to the new frontiers, this book considers how dynamic arrays have reshaped Excel and made it Turing complete, with its liberal use of LET, LAMBDA, eta lambdas et al. LET invites complexity but reduces memory requirements, LAMBDA allows you to build anything, and dynamic arrays make it easy to quite literally extend your ideas and your way of thinking.
See for yourself. Through a dynamic array of Best Practice tips, tricks, functions and features, Financial Modelling using Dynamic Arrays shows you how to revamp and reinvent your financial models with Excel 365. Recreate your development kit in this brave new world. Erase the old and embrace the arrays!
Table of Contents
- CHAPTER 0: INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER 1: KEY EXCEL FUNCTIONS
- CHAPTER 2: KEY EXCEL FUNCTIONALITIES
- CHAPTER 3: OTHER EXCEL POINTERS
- CHAPTER 4: INTRODUCING ARRAYS
- CHAPTER 5: DYNAMIC ARRAYS
- CHAPTER 6: LET and LAMBDA
- CHAPTER 7: LAMBDA HELPER FUNCTIONS
- CHAPTER 8: GROUPBY, PIVOTBY, PERCENT OF and ETA LAMBDAS
- CHAPTER 9: BEST PRACTICE METHODOLOGY
- CHAPTER 10: LAYOUT TIPS
- CHAPTER 11: TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
- CHAPTER 12: ERROR CHECKS
- CHAPTER 13: MODEL TEMPLATE EXAMPLE
- CHAPTER 14: FINANCIAL STATEMENT THEORY
- CHAPTER 15: CONTROL ACCOUNTS
- CHAPTER 16: REPEATABLE CALCULATIONS
- CHAPTER 17: EXAMPLE MODEL BUILD
- CHAPTER 18: RATIO ANALYSIS
- CHAPTER 19: GOING OUT AS A LAMBDA
- CHAPTER 20: AND FINALLY...
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