Microsoft Excel can be an invaluable resource for investors wanting to dig into more detail on financial market data. Excel can help you analyze stocks and investments, determine how much to save for your son for college, calculate how much savings you can accumulate in the stock market, or how much you should pay for a car.
There are literally hundreds of ways to use Excel to manipulate financial data and help improve the investment process. In this tutorial, we will examine some of the more useful tools used in Excel for financial analysis. If you're looking for a more in-depth educational experience, Investopedia Academy offers a finance-specific MS Excel Course that features video instruction, case studies, and downloadable models.
Guide To Excel For Finance: Linking Yahoo! Finance and Other Outside Financial Data To Excel
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