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Working with Oros Models in Excel for the Public Sector

This course is not currently scheduled.

Duration: 1.0 day
Course fee:
EPTO units: .
CEUs: 0.6

This outline is provisional and subject to change.

This course teaches how to employ Microsoft Excel and Oros Connect to work with ABC model data.

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Who should attend

Business analysts who use Microsoft Excel and want to connect directly to Oros models for reporting and data analysis

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Prerequisites
Before attending this course, you should have completed the ABC Modeling Using Oros 5.x course.
Course Contents
Connecting a Model to Microsoft Excel
  • connecting an ABC model to an Excel worksheet
Analyzing and Reporting Model Data Using Excel
  • exporting ABC data to Excel using function wizards
  • analyzing Oros Links queries in Excel
Sending Worksheet Data to the Model
  • updating resources costs in a model
  • reporting profitability and cost contributions
  • creating a profit cliff chart
Software
This course addresses SAS Activity-Based Management.
Course Materials
Students receive a hardcopy of the course notes and, in some courses, can choose to take home a copy of the course data.

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