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Liquid Assets in Excel
Liquid assets are assets that can be easily converted into cash within a short period…
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Working Capital and Operating Cycle in Excel
Working capital is the difference between a company’s current assets and current liabilities. It measures…
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How to Perform Capital-Employed Analysis Using Excel
Capital-employed analysis is a method of evaluating how a company uses its capital resources to…
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What is a By-Function Income Statement and How to Make One in Excel
The by-function income statement is a type of income statement that classifies expenses by their…
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Cash And Wealth In Corporate Finance
Cash and wealth are two of the fundamental concepts of corporate finance. Cash is the…
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How to Use Excel Formulas to Create and Check an Array of Strings
In this article, we will learn how to create an array of strings and check…
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How to Count Unique Values in Excel Based on Criteria
To count distinct values in one column based on name in another column, you need…
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How to Display Multiple Records into a Single Record in Excel Formula
Sometimes, you may have a data table that contains multiple records for the same entity,…
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Working Capital to Debt Ratio in Excel Formula
The working capital to debt ratio is a measure of a company’s ability to pay…
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Required Current Liabilities to Total Current Liabilities Ratio
The required current liabilities to total current liabilities ratio (RCL/TCL) is a financial ratio that…