_*IMPORTANT*_ It will depend on how fast you learn, but you should allow at least 3 hours for a quick start. Here is the proposed program: I) What is SAP? * Introduction to SAP (ECC) * The main functions of SAP * SAP architecture * Structure and organizational data * Overview of SAP functional modules (FI, SD, MM, PP etc.) II) SAP : Getting Started * Navigating the SAP system * Logging in and out * Presentation of the home screen * Organization of SAP screen (fields, tabs, tables...) * Use of the data search functions * How to navigate in SAP * Transaction system * Examples of flows

Accounting on SAP: - General accounting (G/L accounting) - Supplier Accounting (Accounts Payable) - Customer accounting (Accounts Receivable) - Automatic Payment Program - Bank accounting (Banking) - Cost center accounting

>>> What is Excel? Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet that allows you to do calculations, analyze data with formulas, tables and graphs. >>> What about pedagogy? I favor the learning by doing method >>> Who am I? For information, I am consultant / trainer and certified Microsoft Excel Expert. I have considerable experience in training. Indeed, I have trained hundreds of people whether in groups, or in private. >>> Location of the training? The place is to be agreed with the apprentice. Training can also be organized remotely (Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Skype...) >>> Content of the training I can adapt to your level and your needs in terms of content. Here is a non-exhaustive example of the subjects taught. **** Excel Training (Beginner and Intermediate) **** Part I: Basic Concepts What is Excel? Discover the Excel window. Workbooks, spreadsheets, cells. Use the toolbars, the menu, the help. Part II: Working in a spreadsheet Identify basic concepts Manage cells: capture and copy Set up formulas. Master the modes of referencing cells: absolute, relative. Insert, delete rows or columns, move fields. Part III: Formatting a spreadsheet Format cells: present numbers, text, titles. Define conditional formatting. Print the entire sheet or part. Build the layout: titles, pagination Part IV: Workbook Management Save, edit a workbook. Divide your data over several sheets. Insert, delete, move, copy a sheet. Edit multiple sheets simultaneously Part V: Data Analysis Using Functions Calculate percentages, establish ratios. Perform statistics: AVERAGE, MAX, MIN Apply conditions: SI. Use functions: NOW, TODAY. Consolidate multiple sheets of a workbook with the SUM function. Part VI: Linking spreadsheets Transfer data from one table to another Copy / paste with link. Create summary tables. Part VII: Illustrate with graphics Create a chart from a table Change the type: histogram, curve, sector. Add or delete a series. **** Excel Training (Advanced) **** Part I: Configure Excel Options Set up Excel options. Customize the interface. Part II: Gaining time to present his paintings Define styles, use themes. Define conditional formats. Insert Sparklines charts. Part III: Creating simple and complex calculation formulas Master the various modes of referencing: relative, absolute, mixed. Name cells. Set up simple and complex conditions: IF, OR, AND. Calculate statistics: NBVAL, NB, NB.SI. Use mathematical functions: Sum and SUM. Retrieve data with search functions: VLOOKUP Calculate dates, times: DATE(), DAY() and MONTH() ... Manipulate text: CAPITAL, MINISCULE and CONCATENATE. Protect formulas, sheets or binders. Part IV: Consolidation of data Link multiple cells in a workbook. Manage connections between workbooks. Consolidate tables in a workbook. Consolidate data from multiple workbooks. Part V: Exploiting Data Lists Tris multicriteria. Custom sorting: Numeric, Textual and Chronological. Extract data: advanced filters. Delete duplicates. Part VI: Implementing Pivot Tables / Charts Create charts / pivot tables Group the information by period and by slice. Filter and sort Segment filters Show / hide data. Add ratios and percentages.