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ISSN 1448-6156
In the Classroom Article
Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2007December 31, 2007 EDT

Enhancing Forecasting Capability of Excel with User Defined Functions

Deepak K Subedi,
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Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2007

Vol. 2, Issue 3, 2007
  • Spreadsheet Numerical Modeling in Secondary School Physics and Biology
    Jan Benacka
  • Quick Correct: A Method to Automatically Evaluate Student Work in MS Excel Spreadsheets
    Laura R WetzelPeter J Whicker
  • A Simple Spreadsheet-Based Exposition of the Markowitz Critical Line Method for Portfolio Selection
    Clarence C Kwan
  • Enhancing Forecasting Capability of Excel with User Defined Functions
    Deepak K Subedi
  • Revisiting Polya's summation techniques using a spreadsheet: from addition tables to Bernoulli polynomials
    Sergei AbramovichStephen J. Sugden
  • The spreadsheet as a tool for teaching set theory: Part 1 – an Excel lesson plan to help solve Sudokus
    Stephen J Sugden
Spreadsheets in Education
Subedi, Deepak K. 2008. “Enhancing Forecasting Capability of Excel with User Defined Functions.” Spreadsheets in Education 2 (3).
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