Writing Better Custom Functions | Diarmuid Early
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SESSION DETAILS
⚠️ This session will run on a Tuesday.
Modern Excel lets you write and reuse custom functions. These can be as simple as multiplying some numbers together, and as complex as a full computer program (recursion and all). In this session, Diarmuid Early will quickly cover the basics of how and why to write custom functions, and then share some tips and best practices on how to make them as robust and reliable as possible.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Diarmuid Early is the founder of Early Days Consulting, specializing in financial modelling and automation. He previously worked at Deutsche Bank and the Boston Consulting Group, and earned a PhD in Computer Science and a CFA charter. He is a three-time Financial Modelling World champion.
Find more about Diarmuid's work and connect with him:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/diarmuidearly/
Youtube: youtube.com/@DimEarly
AGENDA (Eastern Time)
5:30 PM - 5:45 PM - Introduction by Celia Alves
5:45 PM - 6:45 PM - "Writing Better Custom Functions by Diarmuid Early
6:45 PM - 7:00 PM - Q&A + Closing by Celia Alves
REGISTRATION
This session will be hosted on Microsoft Teams and recorded to share with others who could not attend live. You must register for the event to access the Teams Meeting link, which will become visible after you RSVP Yes.
JOINING THE EVENT
The link will be visible only if you RSVP beforehand.
During the speaker's presentation, we ask that attendees ensure they are on MUTE to avoid background noise and distractions.
Attendees can type questions and comments into the chat, which will be monitored by the event hosts.
At the end, there will be time for Q&A, where attendees can unmute their mic and even share their video to ask questions.
**NOTE: As mentioned, this event will be recorded and shared on YouTube and other social media platforms; therefore, attendee information may be visible in the recording.
We are looking forward to meeting you there!
A SPECIAL THANK YOU note to our lead sponsor: Sheetcast
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