Hands-On Financial Modeling with Microsoft Excel 2019: Build practical models for forecasting, valuation, trading, and growth analysis using Excel 2019

This is a very good book for beginners, however, some of the cells in the excels are in contradiction to what it is in the book. Some of the example, such as the Monte Carlo, are missing in the excel. Not a big problem, but as a beginner you want it all there in excel so you can have reference to.I recommend the author to recheck the cells. I believe some have mistakes.

I read the first 40 something pages and put the book down. Very simply, the author is academically wrong in a handful of spots (example: cost of equity vs debt). At least in the pages I read he doesn’t show you the new ways to store data in Excel that is perfect for historical accounting data (Power Query). He also doesn’t seem to have a strong grasp of the mechanics of accounting, especially with the creation of a cash flow statement.

Good Read...Excellent learning tool...

Terrible writing. The editor of this book should be fired.Seriously though, I can’t believe I spent so much money on a book that’s this horrible written.

Clear and simple instructions for you to follow. Non-Accountant can also read this book.

Quite vague, not what I was expecting for. Very disappointed!

Easy to follow - just what I needed. Thank you!

Good for basic, non-complicated financial model.