
Set up a QuickBooks online 30-day free trial by registering with your email, choosing the plus plan, and preparing to set up your company.
Explore how QuickBooks Online auto-sets a chart of accounts by industry, and learn to view, edit, and create ledgers while managing control accounts for receivables, payables, and inventory.
Enter and manage customer balances in QuickBooks cloud accounting, linking opening balances to the accounts receivable control account and reviewing the resulting total and history.
Configure QuickBooks Online to date month year for UK, India, or Pakistan, via settings—accounts—advanced—other preferences—edit and save—and switch the currency to USD.
Learn to add and edit ledger opening balances in QuickBooks Online, including creating fixed asset ledgers for buildings and land, with origin cost, depreciation implications, and safe deletion.
Create and enter inventory items in QuickBooks Online, assign categories and SKUs, set initial quantities and dates, and update opening balances that auto-reflect in the ledgers and chart of accounts.
Locate existing journal entries in QuickBooks by using recent entries and the journal reports section, then create and save customized journal reports with period and column settings.
Explore how to record cash expenses for non-trading activities using the expenses section or journal entry, including a cash payment entry for repair and maintenance.
Learn how to record customer payments in QuickBooks Online by applying a full cash payment of 40,000 to Mubarak, updating the accounts receivable, and reviewing the journal entries.
Enable purchase orders in QuickBooks, configure custom fields and numbers, then create a purchase order with supplier, date, and line items, ensuring totals reconcile.
Explore the transaction detail by account ledger report to reconcile the trial balance, export to Excel, and match opening balances with the account receivable under accrual accounting.
Learn to extract the balance sheet from QuickBooks Online, including locating the report, setting the period, and exporting it as a pdf for records.
Explore key components of a marksheet in Excel, including building formulas with equals, auto fill and brackets, to calculate totals and percentages with decimal places and percent format.
Master if-then conditions to assign pass or fail status using a 50% threshold, implement the Excel formula, and propagate results across data.
Learn how to apply conditional formatting in Excel to highlight failures in red and passes in green, using rules, data bars, and the home tab options for automatic coloring.
Format a selected range as a table with predefined styles, has headers, then customize colors and design options; convert to range to remove formatting or copy values.
Remove subtotals and groupings, then generate a unique list of salespersons by removing duplicates. Use the sum if function to total units sold, sales amount, and profit by salesperson.
Enable the macro from the developer tab, record the steps to automatically arrange data, then attach the macro to a button to run auto adjust on fresh sheets.
Master absolute and relative references in Excel by dragging formulas that fix columns with dollar signs while rows move, enabling month and year comparisons and correct date handling.
Contrast HLOOKUP with VLOOKUP by flipping the table with transpose to turn rows into columns, then fix references with F4 and use drag fill.
Learn to use index and match to identify the vendor with the lowest bid, overcoming vlookup limits by locating the lowest price position and returning the corresponding vendor name.
Master sum if and ifs to calculate total sales by product and by sales representative across a period using multiple criteria in Excel, and learn the limitations of these functions.
Learn to build a month-by-region sales report using pivot tables, adding a month field, extracting months from dates, and grouping by month and year to summarize totals.
Explore how to apply pivot charts for trend analysis using line graphs, bar charts, and 100% stacked column charts across monthly data and multiple years, highlighting main contributors and percentages.
Build dashboards in Excel by integrating charts, pivot tables, timeline, and slicers to analyze monthly sales, sales reps, and product contributions by percentage of total sales.
This QuickBooks Online and Advanced Excel Combo Course is a complete, practical training program designed to help you master cloud accounting, bookkeeping, data analysis, and financial reporting using industry-leading tools like QuickBooks Online and Microsoft Excel.
In today’s data-driven business environment, professionals are expected to not only manage accounts but also analyze data and generate insights. This course is specifically built to give you both accounting expertise and advanced Excel skills in one powerful combo.
You will begin by learning QuickBooks Online from scratch, including company setup, chart of accounts, managing customers and vendors, recording transactions, handling sales and purchase workflows, bank reconciliation, and generating financial reports such as Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow reports. You will also understand real-world accounting scenarios and how businesses manage their daily financial operations.
Alongside accounting, you will master Advanced Excel for data analysis and reporting. You will learn essential and advanced functions like VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, IF, SUMIFS, INDEX-MATCH, along with data cleaning techniques, conditional formatting, and error handling. The course also covers Pivot Tables, interactive dashboards, and automation tools, helping you transform raw data into meaningful insights.
This course is ideal for accountants, finance professionals, data analysts, business owners, freelancers, and students who want to build job-ready skills in both accounting and Excel.
By the end of this course, you will confidently manage business accounts in QuickBooks Online and use Excel to perform financial analysis, reporting, and data-driven decision-making, making you highly valuable in today’s competitive job market.