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Margaret N
14-04-08, 23:22
Please can a member help me set up a spread sheet to say have a ‘rolling balance’ for example like a Bank Statement.
I just wish to pull up the spread sheet for a club that I run and need to be able to add Credits and Debits and have a final balance at the touch of a button.
I look forward to your replies but please write them in simple English. Thank you so much.
I can help with this - if you can use an Excel 2003 sheet then I'll do it for you - or I'll try to explain. Which is better?
Margaret, you can have a rolling total very easily but you must spend some time setting up the page first.
Each cell has a number, column A line 1 would be A1. so if you wanted the sum of A1 and B1 to be entered into C1 you would have to type into C1 A1+B1, then whatever values were entered into A1 or B1 the value of C1 would change.
I have'nt used excel for many years but I do remember spending a long time setting up the pages, but I was always slow anyway. To put the formula into the necessary cells I suggest you look at the help menu,
Margaret, I have just noticed that I have the "Excel for Dummies" book, so if you have more specific questions I will do my best.
By the way Lived in the New Forest myself for almost 30 years,
I've done a simple version - you can download it from here: Miscellaneous HomePage (http://wulliam.co.uk/6misc/misc_home.htm)
I expect it should work on Excel 2007
Margaret N
15-04-08, 22:50
Wulliam and Pilgrim, Very many thanks for your excellent replies they are appreciated.
I have downloaded your sample sheet Wulliam, it is excellent. It was all a question of layout and getting the formular the correct way round. I am sure that once upon a time I learnt how to do it but have not needed to use it until now. A nice clear example.
I have had a look at the sample William provided and while it does what you asked, it could be improved by adding a Date field and a Description field. This way, at the end of the year, you can identify when the entry was made and what the credit/debit was.
From experience, this makes life so much easier.
Hugo
http://office.microsoft.com/training/training.aspx?AssetID=RC100620751033
Have a look at this Margaret, it is completely FREE.
Heather Positive Thinker
18-04-08, 12:43
Totally at a tangent - Pilgrim, who is the man in your avatar pic please?
Hugo - you're quite right. I've added another file which allows much more detail to be recorded.
Hi Margaret,
This is the first time I tried to reply to a post or a private message.
You have come to the right person. I have experience as Treasurer of several Clubs and have created a spreadsheet as required. I think something simple would be appropriate. This would have a date; a description;then an income section with say 5 headings; an expenditure section with the same headings; a total income; a total expenditure; and a net balance.
Have you any idea how many entries per year there would be?
Hugo
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