Excel Modeling building has always been a gray subject area. This category will provide a standardized framework for producing high quality Excel models, structured in a logical, efficient, and transparent manner.
The attached model is used as the baseline example for my How to Build an Excel Model series of posts. It has been designed to illustrate the key principles and concepts behind effective model building. If you plan to download the file, please read the series of posts here to gain further context: How to Build ...
The following post is the third in a series of posts about Excel Model Building. To review the previous posts on this topic, please click through the links below: Click here for Part 1 of this post, How to Build an Excel Model: Key Principles Click here for Part 2 of this post, How to Build an ...
One of the most important aspects of model building is the way you setup the tabs in your Excel workbook. Every tab you create should have a specific purpose within your model; otherwise, the tab should be deleted. By having a clear understanding of the different tabs and their respective functions, you’ll build an efficient ...
When it comes to building Excel models, there really are no widely accepted guidelines that Excel users follow. Because of this, Excel model building is more of an art than a science. Every single model you encounter tends to have its own nuances and quirks. Even if they come from the same user, as no ...