FREE Spreadsheet to help with budget - in addition to Martin's one

EagerLearner

He he - aren't we all! Once you've had a look at the spreadsheet and seen the results on the charts, that can motivate you a great deal - come back and let me know how you get on... no time like the present, so start filling it in asap so you can start saving!

new

EagerLearner wrote:

Hi all,

I have designed a spreadsheet to be used to monitor your spending once you have done Martin's excellent budget planner. This is like Part II if you will...


Thanks for the info.

Any suggestions for Windows XP [have problems with excel ]

EagerLearner

new wrote:

EagerLearner wrote:

Hi all,

I have designed a spreadsheet to be used to monitor your spending once you have done Martin's excellent budget planner. This is like Part II if you will...


Thanks for the info.

Any suggestions for Windows XP [have problems with excel ]

Hi - if you see the instruction area on the download page, you can download OpenOffice from https://www.openoffice.org that is like Excel and is free - let me know how you get on!

Rex_Mundi

Just to let everyone know..............

I've updated the download page now so it contains EagerLearners latest version of the spreadsheet.

EagerLearner

Hi all - just bumping this thread to see if this spreadsheet will help any new users that aren't aware it exists...

KatieKins

Bump for this....

peskie_pixie

EagerLearner wrote:

Thread viewed 2407 times...

1895 downloads of spreadsheet...

35 thank yous....

Lots of saving money going on - enjoy and save those pennies!

I was using this spreadsheet yesterday and realised i forgot to say thanks :doh: (have clicked the button now!)

wanted to bump it, but some1 beat me to it;)

EagerLearner

Thanks KatieKins & Peskie Pixie - I am glad it's working out! Made any significant savings yet?

ianonline

Sorry, but I had to laugh when I saw under the heading of saving per month: "charity donation cancelled".:eek:

There's no denying that it will save you money, but it's a bit like saying "I saved a fortune by not buying anyone birthday or Christmas presents" - bah, humbug !!! :xmassign: :rotfl:

EagerLearner

That's a pretty hefty Assumption you've got going there Ian - best not to make any of those FYI, I changed the DD to the joint account so I 'saved' money on my personal account. Constructive comments though, are most welcome.