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A banker uses a spreadsheet to track financial transactions, analyze data, create financial models, and make informed decisions. Basically, it's their digital playground for crunching numbers and playing with money. So, if you want to see a banker's eyes light up, just mention Excel and watch the magic happen.

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Most of the banks have their own financial software to manage the accounting. However, a spreadsheet program (such as Excel) is mostly used to reconcile bank statements, to print out graphs, work out money related calculations etc. Also to track how much money is being put in and taken out of a persons/clients bank account.

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14y ago
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I have been a banker for 12 years, and use spreadsheets all day long. We use them for reporting, analyzing, and projecting. The joke in my bank is: whenever I'm asked a question, my answer starts with "I have a spreadsheet for that."

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15y ago
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To keep the financial records of daily transactions

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13y ago
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a banker uses a spreadsheet to add up the amount of money that people have taken out of there account.

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