If there is a large amount of data to process, you need to work overtime to use Python, making it easier to leave work.
The last sentence is the truth: will the salary be high?
Why not ask about the market conditions in your area? Haha, I heard there is a limit at 35 years old.
Data analysis is very useful, especially when extracting data from a bunch of messy tables; using Python is very convenient.
In my personal opinion: Excel is definitely the most important, then I think VBA is also practical, then PQ, and if there is a database, then SQL, and then Python and so on.
In the field of Excel, native VBA is definitely more convenient than Python.
Python is essentially a glue language; as long as you can think of it, you can use it.
What does that mean? It means that there are packaged solutions in every field that can be called directly.
Should the accounting computer level two exam test WPS or MS, which one is used more?
For us, it doesn’t matter… you can let him take either exam, they are all the same, haha. Just kidding, you can randomly choose one of the two, either is fine.
I think if you have no foundation, taking this exam is useful; I think I took the MS exam back then.
It is useful. Mainly when the data volume exceeds 100,000 rows, then using a function in Excel becomes unmanageable. Additionally, various repetitive manual operations like filtering can be done using Python, or BI can also be used.
How to do it? Do you have any recommended Python courses?
“Python Programming: From Beginner to Practice” can be paired with some videos; many platforms have bloggers sharing, you can find a few to listen to and choose one that you think explains well. Don’t just listen to the lectures; you must read the book.
Don’t just read the book; you need to practice. Listening to videos and reading books is useless without practice.
Practice is definitely necessary. You need to have knowledge input; how can you understand how to practice Python without reading books or watching videos?
We don’t really use it. IT doesn’t allow the use of Python.
Basically, it is not used; it is better to learn Power Query.
I bought a book to learn Python; in our small company, we actually don’t need it for now; recording a macro is much easier.
Accounting work does not require it, but accounting majors can use it.
Haha, I have a friend who is a great accountant; a colleague who knows Python came in, and the key is that this colleague also knows accounting. This friend feels like he is going to be replaced every day, but he is already a bit old, and learning now is not very realistic. So, if you can learn, learn; skills are never a burden.