Description
Learn how to break down the real estate pro forma in Excel.
In this topic, the information, will bring prior commercial real estate experience to the forefront and walk you through creating a simplified real estate proforma. The information will cover worksheet functions, such as SUMIF for looking up numbers from Excel profit loss reports and other sources contrasting IRR and XIRR and using CUMIPMT and CUMPRINC to eliminate building and referencing amortization tables when calculating debt service. Other techniques will include using the conditional formatting feature to color code lease expirations and heat map rental rates. You’ll learn how to build a waterfall chart to illustrate NOI (net operating income) for a given year, and how to use keyboard shortcuts, including the F4 key for toggling absolute references and CtrlR for copying formulas to the right. The information will cover such nuances as opening CSV files in Excel as well as managing the protected view prompt, which can slow you down when you open reports exported from cloudbased software.
Date: 2019-05-22 Start Time: End Time:
Learning Objectives
Building a Simplified Real Estate Proforma Model for Determining the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) on a Given Investment
Contrasting Sending Reports to Excel® vs. Exporting to Comma-Separated Value (CSV) Files
Opening CSV Files vs. Opening Excel® Workbooks
Understanding How to Manage the Protected View Prompt in Excel® 2010 and Later
Overcoming VLOOKUP’s Quirks by Using the SUMIF Function to Look up Numeric Values
Calculating the Principal Portion of a Loan Paid During a Specific Time Period by Way of the CUMPRINC Function
Maximizing Space in Spreadsheets by Using Custom Number Formats to Incorporate Words Into Cells That Contain Numeric Values
Jump-Starting Spreadsheet Projects Using Free, Prebuilt Templates in Excel®
Computing the Internal Rate of Return for a Series of Cash Flows With the IRR Function
Understanding How XIRR Provides More Accurate Return Calculations Than IRR
Computing Returns on Irregular Cash Flow Distributions When Needed
Heat-Mapping Rental Rates With the Conditional Formatting Feature
Color-Coding Cells Between a Range of Amounts
Building an Instant Vacancy Schedule by Year via Excel’s® Pivottable Feature
Illustrating Financial Statements With a Waterfall Chart in Excel® 2016 and Later
Using a Keyboard Shortcut so You’ll Never Have to Manually Type $ Signs in a Formula Again
David H. Ringstrom, CPA-Accounting Advisors, Inc.
