How do you use a computer in bank?

Answer 1

In banking, you would use a computer to calculate amounts of money etc. and you would keep all your details or your clients details on it.

You would use a spreadsheet to calculate different amounts of money like VAT, because a spreadsheet is like a massive powerful calculator that is easy to use.

You would use a database containing forms and tables to input, check and edit your details or your client's details. You might also have queries in the database to find people who fall into a certain category. For example you could have a query to find people who have under 5,000 in their bank account, and it will clearly list all the people who have less than 5,000

Answer 2

I assume you mean how are computers used by banks? Basically, banks use computers to keep records of transactions (credit, debit, accounts, direct debits, etc). They make use of the bank's own network to talk to each other - so a withdrawal in a branch of bank A, will automatically appear on the screen if viewed in a branch of bank C. D. and so on. The ATM (Automatic Telling Machine - commonly called 'the hole in the wall') is also part of the bank's computer network.

Answer 3

by switching it on