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I am allocation a fixed amount of money each pay check to a project. I
want a spreadsheet that lists each task of the project and its cost
and tells me when I can pay for it based on the accumulated money
minus the money spent on previous tasks. Any ideas?
 
Maybe sombody will do this for you but if you have no idea then maybe you
ought to google for basics on spreadsheets,start the project and then ask
for help when you get stuck at some part.
Many people on this NG are more than willing to help when required but I
would think unlikely to actually start and design it for you.
 
Maybe sombody will do this for you but if you have no idea then maybe you
ought to google for basics on spreadsheets,start the project and then ask
for help when you get stuck at some part.
Many people on this NG are more than willing to help when required but I
would think unlikely to actually start and design it for you.






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Wow, thanks! You BOTH completely ignored my question AND assumed I
know nothing about Excel and didn't search for an answer before
posting! Great job!
 
Samuel said:
Wow, thanks! You BOTH completely ignored my question AND assumed I
know nothing about Excel and didn't search for an answer before
posting! Great job!
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Why don't you put the dates of the pay check in column A, the set aside
amount in column B, the running total of the set aside in column C, the
project cost in column D, and the running project cost total in column
E. Where the running total for the projects on the line with the project
of interest matches the amount of the running total for the set aside
money that line contains the date when you have enough. You can do this
on paper, no Excel spreadsheet needed.
 
Why don't you put the dates of the pay check in column A, the set aside
amount in column B, the running total of the set aside in column C, the
project cost in column D, and the running project cost total in column
E. Where the running total for the projects on the line with the project
of interest matches the amount of the running total for the set aside
money that line contains the date when you have enough. You can do this
on paper, no Excel spreadsheet needed.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks, I was hoping there was a simple solution that I was just
having trouble seeing.
 
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