There are plenty of books available today that describe how to use QuickBooksto tailor a chart of accounts, enter invoices and sales receipts, accept goods into inventory, and create and use a memorized transaction. Business Analysis Using QuickBooks instead shows how to use and adapt standard QuickBooks reports for management purposes: to identify points of weakness in ones business, quantify working capital, track cash flow to identify sources and uses of capital, manage inventory valuation properly, and in general derive much more value from the time one puts into using the software. Business Analysis Using QuickBooks walks the reader through the process of obtaining summary data from QuickBooks and placing it in a context that helps manage a business. At times, itis both possible and desirable to do that via a QuickBooks report, by settingits displayed columns and data filters properly. Sometimes it is better to export the data to Microsoft Excel, using one of QuickBooks data export tools. And it can even be best to ring in VBA and the QuickBooks SDK. This book discusses each of these situations in detail and in several different contexts. Mostimportantly, this book differentiates itself from other QuickBooks titles because it is not a version specific book. It is primarily a book about how to bring financial data together to help influence business decisions. That the source of the data is a users QuickBooks file is important, of course, but it is secondary to the main concept of the book. It is that aspect of using QuickBooks data for decision-making that makes this book unique in the market.
- ISBN: 978-0-470-54314-6
- Editorial: John Wiley & Sons
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 408
- Fecha Publicación: 20/11/2009
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés