Excel at predicting sales and forecasting trends using Microsoft Excel! If you're a sales or marketing professional, you know that forecasting sales is one of the biggest challenges you face on the job.
Excel at predicting sales and forecasting trends using Microsoft Excel! If you're a sales or marketing professional, you know that forecasting sales is one of the biggest challenges you face on the job.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Conrad Carlberg is a nationally recognized expert in quantitative analysis, data analysis, and management applications such as Microsoft Excel, SAS, and Oracle. He has been a sales engineer and also worked in product marketing. Conrad has written numerous books on Excel and other Microsoft Office applications. He holds a PhD in statistics.
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Introduction 1 Part 1: Understanding Sales Forecasting and How Excel Can Help 5 Chapter 1: A Forecasting Overview 7 Chapter 2: Forecasting: The Basic Issues 23 Chapter 3: Understanding Baselines 41 Chapter 4: Predicting the Future: Why Forecasting Works 53 Part 2: Organizing the Data 69 Chapter 5: Choosing Your Data: How to Get a Good Baseline 71 Chapter 6: Setting Up Tables in Excel 87 Chapter 7: Working with Tables in Excel 103 Part 3: Making a Basic Forecast 119 Chapter 8: Summarizing Sales Data with Pivot Tables 121 Chapter 9: Charting Your Baseline: It's a Good Idea 141 Chapter 10: Forecasting with Excel's Data Analysis Add-in 159 Chapter 11: Basing Forecasts on Regression 173 Part 4: Making Advanced Forecasts 189 Chapter 12: Entering the Formulas Yourself 191 Chapter 13: Using Moving Averages 219 Chapter 14: Changing Horses: From Moving Averages to Smoothing 237 Chapter 15: Smoothing: How You Profit from Your Mistakes 259 Chapter 16: Fine-Tuning a Regression Forecast 285 Chapter 17: Managing Trends 311 Chapter 18: Same Time Last Year: Forecasting Seasonal Sales 329 Part 5: The Part of Tens 349 Chapter 19: Ten Fun Facts to Know and Tell about Array Formulas 351 Chapter 20: The Ten Best Excel Tools 363 Index 373
Introduction 1 Part 1: Understanding Sales Forecasting and How Excel Can Help 5 Chapter 1: A Forecasting Overview 7 Chapter 2: Forecasting: The Basic Issues 23 Chapter 3: Understanding Baselines 41 Chapter 4: Predicting the Future: Why Forecasting Works 53 Part 2: Organizing the Data 69 Chapter 5: Choosing Your Data: How to Get a Good Baseline 71 Chapter 6: Setting Up Tables in Excel 87 Chapter 7: Working with Tables in Excel 103 Part 3: Making a Basic Forecast 119 Chapter 8: Summarizing Sales Data with Pivot Tables 121 Chapter 9: Charting Your Baseline: It's a Good Idea 141 Chapter 10: Forecasting with Excel's Data Analysis Add-in 159 Chapter 11: Basing Forecasts on Regression 173 Part 4: Making Advanced Forecasts 189 Chapter 12: Entering the Formulas Yourself 191 Chapter 13: Using Moving Averages 219 Chapter 14: Changing Horses: From Moving Averages to Smoothing 237 Chapter 15: Smoothing: How You Profit from Your Mistakes 259 Chapter 16: Fine-Tuning a Regression Forecast 285 Chapter 17: Managing Trends 311 Chapter 18: Same Time Last Year: Forecasting Seasonal Sales 329 Part 5: The Part of Tens 349 Chapter 19: Ten Fun Facts to Know and Tell about Array Formulas 351 Chapter 20: The Ten Best Excel Tools 363 Index 373
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