Excel MoneySavingExpert Budget Spreadsheet

mughal

gladiator wrote: »

I have a unique problem, as i use my company pc (more than i would like) it will not allow me to download the file itself. is it poss for someone to email it to me? i will only take a second

Many thanks in advance.

mail it to [EMAIL="chris.mackie@networkrail.co.uk"]chris.mackie@networkrail.co.uk[/EMAIL]

Having same problem, is there any body to help us out?

Thanks

whitbywitch

nappentass wrote: »

We're trying to complete the Budget spreadsheet and have a #REf error
in Expenditure under Transport & Travel Part B column, petrol/diesel row which we cannot access because of password protection. Changing Part a on row from wkly to mnthly doesn't make a difference either.

Jill

I get the same error in the homes drinks section, and then on the results page it gives #ref! instead of total expenditure

Abida_2

The spread is not compatible with Excel for Mac. I have the same problem - Pls. MSE.com - please please could you amend to allow for Mac users,
thanks/

Tony_H wrote: »

Unfortunately I do not use "Macs", I am not able to advise you. I would assume that Excel for "Macs" is different and therefore not compatible. I am open to advice from any Apple-Mac experts which may'be able to offer a solution.

brewerscottage

I've saved money by using the excellent freeware Open Office package. It's supposed to run Excel spreadsheets but when I try to run the Budget Spreadsheet I get a script error when trying to use any of the buttons - can anything be done to cure this?

PetuliaGristle

brewerscottage wrote: »

I've saved money by using the excellent freeware Open Office package. It's supposed to run Excel spreadsheets but when I try to run the Budget Spreadsheet I get a script error when trying to use any of the buttons - can anything be done to cure this?

Hi, I found a solution here, thanks to lennard01:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=1324342&postcount=169
HTH

eldritchboulevard

Apologies if this has been posted already, but I feel it is worth knowing that for those of you without Microsoft Office or even just the Excel viewer, there is a free Office Suite available from this site:

http://download.openoffice.org/index.html

It is supported on all three major platforms, Windows (including Vista), Mac (from OS X 10.4 Tiger and above) and Linux.

I hope this helps!

Rachael Eldritch-Böersen