Empowering Banking Operations Through Excel Innovations for Data Precision and Security

Authors

  • Poornima G. Naik Professor, Department of Computer Studies, Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education and Research, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India
  • Girish R. Naik Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, KIT’s College of Engineering, Kolhapur, India

Keywords:

Automation, Banking Sector, Data Management, Excel, Financial Modelling, Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)

Abstract

Excel plays a pivotal role in the banking sector due to its unparalleled versatility and robust data processing capabilities. It serves as a fundamental tool for handling complex financial calculations, data management, risk assessment, and generating comprehensive reports. Its ability to organize, analyze, and visualize vast volumes of financial information empowers banking professionals to make informed decisions crucial for managing investments, determining lending strategies, and optimizing financial portfolios. Excel's adaptability and proficiency in financial modeling, analysis, and reporting make it an indispensable asset in ensuring the effectiveness and success of banking operations. The research paper delves into Excel's pivotal role in the banking sector, highlighting its versatile functions vital for robust data management and analysis. Excel's capability to handle vast financial information, perform complex calculations, and generate comprehensive reports stands as a cornerstone in banking operations. This paper discusses the significance of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) and macros in Excel, detailing how these tools empower automation and customization, enhancing Excel's capabilities beyond basic functionalities. Moreover, the paper outlines specific enhancements desired in Excel's functionality for security and number formatting in the banking domain. It proposes a model using VBA procedures to address these issues, incorporating functionalities such as importing numbers with leading zeros and hiding/unhiding worksheets with user-supplied passwords. The experimental results showcase step-by-step procedures, VBA implementation, and validations for the proposed enhancements. The research aims to improve Excel's efficiency and usability in banking operations, offering solutions to streamline processes and ensure data accuracy.

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Published

2024-01-11

How to Cite

[1]
P. G. . Naik and G. R. . Naik, “Empowering Banking Operations Through Excel Innovations for Data Precision and Security”, JoSETTT, vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 15–38, Jan. 2024.