Finance in Excel 8 - Quickly Import Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Stmnt of Cash Flows into Excel

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This Excel video tutorial shows you how to quickly import a publicly traded companies Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows into Microsoft Excel 2007. This tutorial will help to save you time when creating financial reports and analysis on companies simply because you will know how to quickly import the data.

Also, this tutorial will serve as the base, or simply the first, tutorial in a line of finance tutorials for Excel that will teach you how to link the Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows together in Excel as well as how to value a company based on its Free Cash Flows (FCF) and later how to value it using multiples and EBIT and EBITDA.

For Excel consulting or to get the spreadsheet or macro used here visit the website http://www.TeachMsOffice.com There, you can also get more free Excel video tutorials, macros, tips, and a forum for Excel.

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  • I have an older version of excel, and google's financial statements doesn't have the box I click on in order to import each statement to the spread sheet. I"m having to copy and past. I'm I doing something wrong?

  • @tbbucks10 No, you're not doing anything wrong. Some sites, such as google, and maybe now yahoo just don't have the little box next to the statements anymore. But do check out yahoo finance as they may still work.

  • This video is great but I really need the next one in the series that you spoke of... how to link these tabs into a 3-statement model!

  • Sorry, I've been busy on a new project and that's why my updates have been lacking. I'll get to that one but I can't promise when I will be able to make it. I will let you know when I create more finance tutorials, specifically those.

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  • Excellent!! Very helpful:))

  • nice

  • this is an amazing feature. I have been doing a masters in finance and doing this by hand is certainly tedious. Thanks a lot

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