Personal Accounting in the Google Table

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Personal Accounting in the Google Table

22 USD

Sergey is an excellent specialist and executive:

1 . He did everything that was required in the technical task.
2nd I did it faster than agreed.
Three He answered all questions and was in contact.

I recommend cooperation!

5.0

Aleksandr Shevchenko

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20 March 2019

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Personal Accounting in the Google Table

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Always in contact, contact, knows what he wants. I recommend it.

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Project translated automatically. Log in or register, to view the original There is a file in a Google table in which you can run a personal accounting.It works according to the following scheme: 1.You open the Google Form 2. you select the type of operation (expenses, revenue) - you select the source, for example "products" - you select the amount - you click "Send the form" 3.In the Google table in the answers to the form all the entered information appears in a detail, such a transaction database is formed.From there all the information is taken and flown to the other tables of the Google table on reports Here is the table itself - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mAPUUopP4intA5KMk1qX29GmH5Rf0TkYUFaM3f7tfXw/edit?usp=sharing You can read, set all this using the Google script and formula.And now what I would like to do: 1.The developer did only 2 types of transactions, expenditure and income, but did not transfer between accounts, and I’m going to use this often 2.The current remains are not reflected on the accounts, this is very important information.Net budget planning for each category of expenditure, there is only general expenditure planning.More detail about how I see the implementation of these improvements will be discussed in personal communication, if it is interesting.

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