Monday, June 27, 2011

Easy budget management with Excel

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In business today, money management is a necessary skill smart. Whether the family budget management, planning college expensesbudgeting for your upcoming wedding, can Microsoft Excel Help or you can the latest numbers, even while on the crack with Excel Mobile 2010 on your Windows phone 7 or the Excel Web appto track. To give you the help most of Excel in the planning of your budget, I wanted to share a few tips, such as conditional formatting, Sparklines and how your budget on SkyDrive.

In the embedded workbook below, you can see how we rules used conditional formatting to highlight, where income and expenses exceed budget, and show creates Sparklines trends over a period of six months. Change a value, and see the conditional formatting in cells and the Sparklines change! Sure, take a look at Sheet2 in the workbook, where you see some instructions on how to create the conditional formatting rules and the Sparklines in your Excel files.

You can this workbook by clicking on the button view full-size workbook in the lower-right corner of the embedded workbook (at the right end of the black bar above). By clicking on the button loads the workbook in a new browser window (or tab), where you will see a Download button. Note that input may not in the worksheet cell in the full size view.

Details of advanced settings for the embedding of a workbook, see Customize your Excel workbook is embedded.

To save your workbook in SkyDrive, you can share your budget also with family or friends, instead of e-Mail to a massive file. Then all can the you the permission to the see and changes to the file.

 Editing workbook from SkyDrive in browser

So, what are you budgeting for? Whether you're just at the beginning, or you an experienced professional, provide these resources for more information and tips on creating of and work on a budget:

--Gary Willoughby


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