Budget Template For Word Mac
View all templates under Budget Templates category Annual Operating Budget Template This annual operating budget template designed in MS Excel is to help financial department of a manufacturing or any other company also create a thorough plan for the financial year. The simple budget template is a simple to use, quick to get going home budget template for Microsoft Excel. It is made up of two worksheets. A data entry worksheet where all expense and income.
Hi Wildmangk, Pop-ups are very convenient on the Mac as Ian demonstrates, and even more convenient in iOS, where typing is tougher. They're great for preventing mismatches from typing errors. The basic idea is that you select the cells you want to populate by just choosing from a list rather than typing, and format those cells as pop-up. You set up the list you choose from when you format the cells. On the Mac it looks as Ian illustrates (though surely he mispelled the word in.🙂) On the iPad the drill is essentially the same. You would select the cells in the 'Category' column of the 'Transactions' table (I tapped up near the top to select the entire column so you see the blue header as shown).
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Then, while the cells are selected, tap Format (the paint brush) then the Format tab then 'Pop-Up Menu' and you'll see something like this: There you can delete, edit, add, etc. In the usual iOS way. Once you've changed them, of course, you'll want to go back to the table in the Budget sheet and make sure what you have in the 'Category' column there exactly matches your new pop-up list. Hi Wildmangk, I just tried out the Personal Budget template on the iPad. Yes, it's supposed to update the table on the Budget sheet when you enter transactions in the table on the Transactions sheet.
What is preventing the update for you is likely one of the following: 1. In the 'Budget' table you may have changed the formulas in the 'Actual' and 'Difference' columns by mistake. You only want to make changes to numbers in the 'Budget' column there and edit the category names in the 'Category' column if you want. The category names in the 'Category' column of the 'Budget' table perhaps do not exactly match what you've put in the 'Category' column in the 'Transactions' table. So check the spelling, capitalization, etc.
Hi Wildmangk, You can add or delete items to a pop-up menu. Select all the body cells in Column C (Category) of the Transactions Table.
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Then change all pop-ups at once in Format Inspector > Cell > Data Format: Click on the + button to get a New Item and rename it. Delete an item with the '-' (minus) button.
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Reorder items by dragging. Now add that item (as Text) to the Category column of the Summary Table. Copy down the formulas in Actual (Column C) and Difference (Column D). Regards, Ian.
Message was edited by: Yellowbox. Reorder items by dragging. Hi Wildmangk, Pop-ups are very convenient on the Mac as Ian demonstrates, and even more convenient in iOS, where typing is tougher. They're great for preventing mismatches from typing errors. The basic idea is that you select the cells you want to populate by just choosing from a list rather than typing, and format those cells as pop-up. You set up the list you choose from when you format the cells.
On the Mac it looks as Ian illustrates (though surely he mispelled the word in.🙂) On the iPad the drill is essentially the same. You would select the cells in the 'Category' column of the 'Transactions' table (I tapped up near the top to select the entire column so you see the blue header as shown). Then, while the cells are selected, tap Format (the paint brush) then the Format tab then 'Pop-Up Menu' and you'll see something like this: There you can delete, edit, add, etc. In the usual iOS way.
Once you've changed them, of course, you'll want to go back to the table in the Budget sheet and make sure what you have in the 'Category' column there exactly matches your new pop-up list. Hi Ian, Happy to have expanded my Australian vocabulary by over 30%! Saved some fossicking about in the dictionary, or something like that. =RIGHT('XXXX',3) used to mean a certain kind of movie in the US. And =LEN('XXXX') suggests something to do with 4, maybe a four-letter word.