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Well since you ask, both, but thinking about it I think that the former would be preferable:D Tell Ste that they was lucky yesterdayimmoral_angeluk wrote: »lol!! You want a photo of my pants?????
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I don't think you need to set it up like that. Keep everything on one page. Number and date the parties across the top of the page, and then just have the categories (expenses, attendees etc.) going down the left.
Have a party date as one of the categories, and then as each month finishes colour it different colours so you can pick out months easily. So the columns for June can be yellow, July white, August Yellow.
You can split the window so that you can see the headings on the left and at the top all the time.
I would also add a few non financial rows, might as well keep the records all together. You could have contact name, number, address, mileage to house (though that is financial). and party notes down the bottom.0 -
What so he can take the photo? :rotfl:immoral_angeluk wrote: »You'll have to wait til Ste hauls himself out of bed.. :rotfl:This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
I'm not quite sure I understand how you mean...I don't think you need to set it up like that. Keep everything on one page. Number and date the parties across the top of the page, and then just have the categories (expenses, attendees etc.) going down the left.
Have a party date as one of the categories, and then as each month finishes colour it different colours so you can pick out months easily. So the columns for June can be yellow, July white, August Yellow.
You can split the window so that you can see the headings on the left and at the top all the time.
I would also add a few non financial rows, might as well keep the records all together. You could have contact name, number, address, mileage to house (though that is financial). and party notes down the bottom.Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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I only have open office on this laptops so I can't do a mock up, but this is how I would set up that spreadsheet:
Down the left hand side put the headings: Party Number/Date/Location/Contact name/Phone Number/Attendees/Buying/Sales/Cash Payments etc.
As you hold each party, it gets a column filled in for it. No need to have separate tabs in Excel, just keep them going in one long list of columns across the page.
Go up to Window and choose Split Screen. It'll split the screen into four i think, and you can move the lines around so that the screen is split to show the column and row headings. When you're happy with the placement go up to Window and click freeze panes. and you can move up and down and left and right and still see the headings.0 -
Right.... the product of 4 months of going to the gym, attempted healthy eating... and now [strike]dogging[/strike] jogging up the chase.. :rotfl:

Current weight/measurements
11 1/2 stone
waist 29
Belly 36
Hips 39
Edit - excuse the need for a hairbrush! :rotfl:Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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OMG just had my weekly call from my Unit manager and she wants to put me on the 'fast track' managers course :eek: She asked if it was something I wanted to do as she thought I'd be perfect for it. :eek: I've only been there a month!! lol!!!Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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