Help with Excel spreadsheet planner so I don't go overdrawn

Lost2

I always had note books that I wrote every penny that had to be paid out and how much I had spent on shopping did this from 1975 up
to 1997, when I divorced. My X through them all out.

There is a lot to be said for pen and paper

mustbedebtfree

I'm an excel dab hand also, so if Phil's other half finds herself too busy i could send on one that i already have or you could send me a list of the DD's and payments and i could amend it for you

miss_spooky

fiveyearplan wrote: »

Oh Miss Spooky - you're good! I've just started a spreadsheet after using pen and paper for years. I think I prefer the old fashioned method.

Not that good cos I still ended up on here BR! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I didn't know we can post links. Here's one to my dummy sheet. Hum. NOt sure how to do it. If anyone has any ideas then I can post a link to a sheet on here...

philnicandamy

Lost2 wrote: »

and hit you on the head with the sticky end

enough said about my sticky end the better thank you.....:p