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Leesport, PA | Thanks everyone for your help last week with setting up my checkbook balance and spending category worksheet.
After playing with pivot tables for a bit I decided to move on to something simpler (at least for me). That is when Martin sent me an example of the spreadsheet he is using. It has worksheets for each month and then a yearly summary worksheet. I think that is the direction I am going to head for now.
However, thinking about all of this really made me realize I need two different workbooks - one to manage my checkbook balance and one to track my budget/expenses by category/type.
So these leads me to another question: for your personal budgets, to what level do you track your expenses? Do you just do major things like car, home/living, groceries, medical and miscellaneous? Or do you keep track of what you spend on meat, fruit, toilet paper, gas, oil changes, etc?
Thanks for your thoughts!
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Update on Excel question regarding checkbook balances
