Microsoft Excel
As kids we dream of having the money to go out and spend it on whatever we want. We eventually find out, as adults, that earning and spending money isn't that easy. You need to have a savings account and a checking account. Along with those accounts come balancing. Especially in the checking account, you need to keep track of the deposits and withdrawals to ensure you know how much money you have to spend on day-to-day or monthly things (groceries, utility bills, etc). Using Microsoft Excel and its auto-update feature make this daunting task much easier.
To balance your checking account, you need to make columns for the following items: date of transaction, transaction description (what it was for), type of transaction (deposit and withdrawal) and how much, the number of the check you used, and your ending balance. You can use auto update to get your subtotal for each transaction you make.
Using Excel is a quick, organized way to keep track of your money.
To balance your checking account, you need to make columns for the following items: date of transaction, transaction description (what it was for), type of transaction (deposit and withdrawal) and how much, the number of the check you used, and your ending balance. You can use auto update to get your subtotal for each transaction you make.
Using Excel is a quick, organized way to keep track of your money.