Surgent’s Excel Budgeting Ideas

Online

# of CPE Credits

2

Description

Budget methods are the key to allowing department managers to efficiently prepare their budget in Excel. For example, a budget method may be to spread prior year actuals or match prior year actuals, or match prior year actuals less 10%. In this webinar, we will explore how to allow users to pick a budget method from a drop-down list for each account and then have Excel perform different calculations depending on the budget method selected. We use several features and functions at the same time to pull this off. Even if you are not involved in the budgeting process, the underlying features and functions discussed have a wide range of uses.

Objective

Be able to set up an in-cell drop down Discover the function that enables us to change formulas depending on the budget method Name cells and ranges

Advanced Preparation

None

Required Knowledge

Basic knowledge of Excel for Windows

Who Should Attend

Accounting professionals using Excel for Windows

Credit Types

    CPE – Computer Software & Applications

Event Level:Basic
Event Code:EXBI-2026-01-WEBNR-231-01
Event Vendor:Surgent Accounting & Financial Education
Fields of Study:CPE - Computer Software & Applications
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Registration Fees

Registration Type Price
WRS27826: Registration – Member Mem $105
WRS27826: Registration – Non-Member NM $230

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