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HOW DO GET NUMBER ADDING SET-UP
i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP.
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Purchase a software program. It has nothing to do with Microsoft Word, or
Windows XP. www.google.com "lost with numbers" lost with wrote in message ... :i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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I balance my checkbook with a $5 handheld calculator and a pen.
Daddy "lost with numbers" lost with wrote in message ... i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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HOW DO GET NUMBER ADDING SET-UP
Try Excel. Most banks let you download statements in a format compatible
with Excel. -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "lost with numbers" lost with wrote in message ... i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen!
-- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen!
I'd go for the back of the envelope - more accurate and more durable g -- Enjoy, Tony www.WordArticles.com "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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Having used Money with accounts in variety of currencies for several years,
with few problems, I don't think I would agree with those sentiments. Like any database it is only as useful as the information you enter into it. Certainly it is overkill for merely balancing a cheque account, but if you need to record all your income and expenditure it is a handy piece of kit. The only real problem came a few years back when support for the old European currencies was discontinued. The fact that the currencies were no longer tender, did not mean that previous records containing them were no longer required. That took a lot of effort to correct. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tony Jollans wrote: Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! I'd go for the back of the envelope - more accurate and more durable g "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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I'm happy with pencil and paper, but the point about durability was that MS
Money is being discontinued. -- Enjoy, Tony www.WordArticles.com "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Having used Money with accounts in variety of currencies for several years, with few problems, I don't think I would agree with those sentiments. Like any database it is only as useful as the information you enter into it. Certainly it is overkill for merely balancing a cheque account, but if you need to record all your income and expenditure it is a handy piece of kit. The only real problem came a few years back when support for the old European currencies was discontinued. The fact that the currencies were no longer tender, did not mean that previous records containing them were no longer required. That took a lot of effort to correct. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tony Jollans wrote: Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! I'd go for the back of the envelope - more accurate and more durable g "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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I created my own budget planning spreadsheet some 11 years ago and I still
use it today. Not only does it show what has happened, but provides a guide for my future budgeting. It certainly helped me planning my way through kids at Uni and my early retirement. Can a fag packet or Money achieve that? Terry Farrell "Graham Mayor" wrote in message Farrell Having used Money with accounts in variety of currencies for several years, with few problems, I don't think I would agree with those sentiments. Like any database it is only as useful as the information you enter into it. Certainly it is overkill for merely balancing a cheque account, but if you need to record all your income and expenditure it is a handy piece of kit. The only real problem came a few years back when support for the old European currencies was discontinued. The fact that the currencies were no longer tender, did not mean that previous records containing them were no longer required. That took a lot of effort to correct. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tony Jollans wrote: Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! I'd go for the back of the envelope - more accurate and more durable g "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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Well it certainly helped me get my income and expenditure under control so
that I too could enjoy early retirement and live within my means. It is not always the bigger purchases that make the biggest holes in ones finances, but the smaller more frequent ones. Perhaps Mr. Brown could do with a copy?  -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Terry Farrell wrote: I created my own budget planning spreadsheet some 11 years ago and I still use it today. Not only does it show what has happened, but provides a guide for my future budgeting. It certainly helped me planning my way through kids at Uni and my early retirement. Can a fag packet or Money achieve that? Terry Farrell "Graham Mayor" wrote in message Farrell Having used Money with accounts in variety of currencies for several years, with few problems, I don't think I would agree with those sentiments. Like any database it is only as useful as the information you enter into it. Certainly it is overkill for merely balancing a cheque account, but if you need to record all your income and expenditure it is a handy piece of kit. The only real problem came a few years back when support for the old European currencies was discontinued. The fact that the currencies were no longer tender, did not mean that previous records containing them were no longer required. That took a lot of effort to correct. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Tony Jollans wrote: Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! I'd go for the back of the envelope - more accurate and more durable g "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Buy a copy of Microsoft Money - or use the back of an envelope and a pen! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org lost with numbers wrote: i want to balance my checkbook, what do i have to do? i use microsoft XP. |
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