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Spreadsheet help
ag359
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Just wondering whether anyone had an excel spreadsheet that can be used to keep track of your financial situation at any given time. I want one where I can put in my bank balances, invesments, liabilities etc, on a given day, and it'll work out my 'net worth' or whatever you want to call it. Ideally, i'd like it to keep a record of the change in net worth over time, if you see what i mean?
Hope that makes sense - as you can tell i'm not an excel buff! If you can suggest a way of doing this, or could send me a spreadsheet that would do it, i'd be very grateful...
Hope that makes sense - as you can tell i'm not an excel buff! If you can suggest a way of doing this, or could send me a spreadsheet that would do it, i'd be very grateful...
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Then purchase MS Money. I manage quite well on the '99 version, which you'll be able to buy from a computer fair for a fiver!ag359 wrote:...as you can tell i'm not an excel buff!0 -
If you pm me with an email address I will send you one that I have pinched from the accountant in work!2014 Target;
To overpay CC by £1,000.
Overpayment to date : £310
2nd Purse Challenge:
£15.88 saved to date0 -
YorkshireBoy wrote:Then purchase MS Money. I manage quite well on the '99 version, which you'll be able to buy from a computer fair for a fiver!
I didn't even know it existed! Thanks for the advice, but I think i'll stick to an Excel spreadsheet for the time being...0 -
Thanks Mountainofdebt - have Pea-Emmed you...0
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