General Ledger Accounting using Microsoft Excel: (Source Code & Example) (Excel and Accounting) Paperback – Large Print, September 1, 2018

Great template to work with to use or design your own. Quick read with easy to follow information. Source code included.

I have a small business and use EXCEL all the time. When I initially saw the book I thought this was great. It said on the front cover "Source Code and Examples". My first disappointment, the book is only 26 pages long. The "Look Inside" feature on Amazon only had two pages, the front and back. Next disappointment is that you have to request to the author for source code via his email address. What? After additional researching this I learned that this source code uses macros does not support Excel 2019. In addition, warning from McAfee stated that XLSM are both known to download other malware payloads like ZLoader, Trickbot, Qakbot, Ursnif, IcedID, etc. Another disappointment; I had enough. I requested a refund. Fortunately, I don't have to waste my valuable time to return this 26 page book or should I say leaflet or booklet. I would not recommend purchasing this booklet.

Completely inadequate re a system design with Excel even with functions and formulas. The title is misleading. The author's rendition is what the overall concept should be. No knowledge advanced in this book. The reader is given an email to request source code I decided even with the source code there's not even a good starting point.GH PhD, MBA, Retired CPA

This will help anybody create Financial Statements in Excel.

Tofik presents an interesting Excel program. My issue with the book is that it is nothing more than an explanation of how to fill in each cell in the sheet. There's no discussion of the meaning or how they interact.