Can you convert an excel spreadsheet into a Quicken program?
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You may be able to IMPORT data into Quicken but the data would have to be in the correct format for it to work.
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Here's a discussion that might interest you\nhttp://forums.techguy.org/business-applications/491904-convert-wdb-xls.html\n\n///
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If you have a calculator that is capable of it you will need a cable the goes from your computer to the calculator.. Like mine has a USB cable.. You will also need the necessary software to go with it ..
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My understanding is that someone sent you a file that is in excell 2007 - if this is correct then - if you are able to open the file, then go to "save as" and under the file name there is a menu where you can save the file to an earlier version of the software or even into a different format (like txt and so on).\n\nGood Luck!
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try using this site. its a tutorial. http://www.usd.edu/trio/tut/excel/
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http://www.openoffice.org\n\nIts spreadsheet program will open an Excel file, and unlike the viewer, you'll be able to edit the data.
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There are a lot of software libraries that do that:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/k9zah\n\nincluding some for Excel:\n\nhttp://tinyurl.com/hrda7
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the same way you do it with excel...
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It’s not free, but John Scherer’s Excel tutorial is supposed to be very good.  I think you can even get a free trial with the tutorial you want.  His web site for the tutorial can be found at:\nhttp://www.videoprofessor.com/products/spreadsheets/learnmicrosoftexcel/learnmicrosoftexcel.html
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I do not know about a free programme but Quicken or Microsoft Money will do the job.
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Obviously depends on what you're using it for.  Some easy ones:\n\n* Formula updates - can do hours of manual calculations for you automatically in a second, and redo them if a base value changes.\n\n* Sorting - can be sorted on one or more columns, allowing you to easily rank data or create an alphabetical list.\n\n* Cut/Paste - changes/additions/deletions are all relatively painless, whereas on paper they might make you redo the entire thing.
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Sure, use a calculator, use Excel, use Mathcad, use Matlab
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If you have a spreadsheet application like Microsoft Excel, then you can place all the items of the buget into the columns or rows of the spreadsheet.  How you have them organised is up to you.\n\nIf you want a sub total, for some items, but not others, etc, you could make a cell.  A cell is the name of the component where you type stuff in.  In this cell, you would want to write something like '=sum(B3:B4)' if you had some buget items in cells B3, and B4.\n\nExample:\n----------------------------------------------\n| - |          A          |          B           | \n| 1 | Mum             |                        |\n| 2 | Income         |                        |\n| 3 | Employment |   $10.00         |\n| 4 | Investments |    $20.00         |\n| 5 | Sub-Total     | =SUM(B3:B4) |\n\n'=SUM(B3:B4)' would be viewed as $30.00\n\nIf you want to make a total, it is the same as making a sub-total, except you would want to use more cells for the sum.\n\nFor more help on the 'sum' function, check the help included with Microsoft Excel under the topic 'sum' or 'function' or both :)
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Fill out the forms honestly with all your documentation.  Donate goods to charities and get good documentation of what/when you donated.  There is some software the Quicken has to help with donated item values.
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Don't think you can do it, the only program that might be bale to do it is openoffice, haven't tried it though even though I have ms office 2007 pro and openoffice
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I have the software for it\n\nmail me your e-mail address to send it over\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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OpenOffice is also available for Windows, so it's no problem - just install OOo there. If you want to switch back to MS Office, I don't know of a batch converter, but it is possible to set OOo to use the Microsoft formats as default, so you'll stop building up documents that need converting.