•    Tips and tricks 
•    Absolute and relative references 
•    R1C1 reference style 
•    Functions: ABS, If, Sum if, Round, Match, Index, Index Match, Int, Mod , Average If, If Error, aggregate
•    LOOKUP, VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, XLOOK, XMATCH in building the financial modelling 
•    Preparation of reports
•    Conditional formatting in financial modelling  
•    Manage rules in Excel to Build a finance model 
•    Data validation 
•    Combine values from multiple ranges into one new range
•    Remove duplication
•    Text to columns
•    Using file manager, define name & create from selection in preparing financial modelling 
•    Scenario analysis 
•    Goal seeking & back solving 
•    Using MS Excel in prepare financial statements: Statement of financial position, Statement of comprehensive income and Statement of cash flows  
•    Cash forecast
•    Financial statements and ratios 
•    Excel & visual basic application (VBA) 
•    Building Financial models by Recording Macros
•    Break–even point in Excel 
•    Laying out the pivot table
•    Modifying the pivot table
•    Pivot table examples 
•    Grouping pivot table items
•    Creating a calculated field or calculated item
•    Referencing cells within a pivot table – GETPIVOTDATA 
•    Producing a financial report using a pivot table 
•    Pivot charts power 
•    Pivot power 
•    Query
•    Power query
•    Power Pivot & Relationships 
•    Preparing Data for Analysis with Microsoft Excel
•    Harnessing the Power of Data with Power BI
•    Extract, Transform and Load Data in Power BI
•    Power Business intelligence (Power BI)
•    Building blocks of Power BI
•    Data Modelling in Power BI
•    Power BI & Relationships
•    Power BI & Visualizations
•    Data Analysis and Visualization with Power BI
•    Explore data in Power BI
•    Data Visualizations 
•    Power BI & Formulas 
•    Create analytics reports with Power BI
•    Publish and share in Power BI
•    The Beneish model
•    Loan amortization scheduled
•    Calculated payments for a loan based on a constant payments and constant interest rate (PMT)
•    Returns the payments on the principal for a given investment based on periodic, constant payments and constant interest rate 
•    Price, PV and NPV