Business Finance Homework Help

Step 1: Export the pdf file into Excel

Step 2: Add insight or thoughts to the information below, include a citation to support statement.

To import text data into Microsoft Excel,

1. Go to File > Open.
2. Select data.
3. Select from text/csv
4. Locate and double-click the text file that you want to open.

To import internet data into Microsoft Excel,

1. Go to File > Open.
2. Select data
3. Select from web
4. Type or copy/paste the URL in box.
5. Select okay

To import Microsoft Access data into Excel,

1. Go to File > Open.
2. Select Get data.
3. From the drop down, select from database
4. Click Microsoft Access database
5. Locate and double-click the Access file that you want to open.

The simple instructions noted in this discussion post only instructs how to import data, it doesn’t guarantee the data will be imported correctly. The real challenge is organizing data that didn’t import correctly from text, another Excel worksheet, web or Access. I’ve tried importing data off the web that did not import correctly. However, once the data is imported into Excel, the next step is to calculate. The step by step tutorial videos in our module 3 interactive lecture helped me understand how to organize and identify data outliers. The tricky part, for me anyway, is to understand what those outliers mean. Forensic auditors are expected to find financial statement fraud even though GAAS has long held that they might not be able to detect all frauds. Large deviations signal a change in conditions, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the deviation is the result of fraud. Data from Access to import data into Excel off the internet. I would like an opportunity to practice importing data to get a visual idea on how well it imports into Excel. Does anyone know where I could find a safe website to download sample data from Access?