Ten Basic Steps...

Win O R S, Industrial Financial Statement Analysis with Pro Forma…

Step One: Start Win O R S.   Additionally, open a Microsoft Word document. If this is the first Word document for this assignment, then start Word by use of the Windows Start menu. If you have previously created a Word document then you must open the document by using the following Win O R S menu tree:. Solution.. Open M-S Word document…

Step Two.  Select the menu sequence:. Applications. Finance Methods. Financial Statements.  Load Template.  Industrial.  The Country list appears next.  Choose accordingly, and click O-K when ready.

Step Three.  The S-I-C code list appears next.  The default is for all companies. Choose this by clicking on Next.

Step Four. The Complete List of Companies dialog box appears. Be sure to enter your password.  Sort the list by clicking on a column title. The sort is a toggle between ascending and descending. Choose one firm by highlighting the row.  Accept all other defaults.  Click on O-K to continue.

Step Five. Review the analysis. See the full help file for detailed descriptions of each section.

Step Six. Create a Pro Forma statement by executing the following menu sequence:. Applications. Finance Methods. Financial Statements. Pro Forma. Create.  Constant Growth.  Accept all default settings.  Click on O-K. 

Step Seven.  Continue the analysis.   View diagnostic charts. Choose the menu sequence: Charts. Diagnostics. Finance Methods. Financial Statements. Industrial.  Select desired chart and click on O-K.

Step Eight:  If you have completed your analysis, print the results to the attached Word document. then go to step ten.

Step Nine: If you wish to analyze additional firms you may do so on the same tab or on a different tab.  Select the desired tab and then go back to step two…

Step Ten:  Save, edit, and close all documents and applications.

This completes the ten basic steps for Industrial Financial Statement Analysis with Pro Forma…

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