Cash Handling & Till Math: Counts, Change, Deposits & Variances
Count a till by denomination, work out expected cash, make change with the fewest pieces, reconcile cash and card, flag over/short variances, prepare a deposit slip, rebuild floats and chart the variance trend, with every cell checked as you go.
The first 2 lessons are free — no account needed.
About this course
A cash handling and till math course for cashiers, bank tellers, shift supervisors and store managers, built on the registers of one fictional neighbourhood market. You count a till note by note and coin by coin with a single SUMPRODUCT, work out the expected cash from the starting float and flag tills over the drawer limit, split change for a $100 note into the fewest notes and coins with INT and MOD, reconcile cash and card sales with cashback and find the sale that never reached the terminal batch, calculate over/short per shift against a tolerance, prepare the bank deposit slip with currency, coin and cheques, rebuild tomorrow's floats and order coin in straps and rolls and chart the over/short trend with a 5-day average. Practice examples only, always follow your employer's cash policy. The first two labs are free.
Lessons
- Counting a Till by DenominationFree
- Starting Float and Expected Cash in the DrawerFree
- Making Change with the Fewest Notes and Coins (INT and MOD) Pro
- Cash vs Card: Reconciling the Register Pro
- Over/Short Variances and Tolerance Flags Pro
- Preparing the Deposit Slip: Notes, Coins and Cheques Pro
- Rebuilding Tomorrow's Floats and Ordering Coin Pro
- End-of-Day Summary and a Variance Trend Chart Pro