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Hi all, I have just taken a new client (hurray!!).

He has a manual bookkeeping system, uses the big cathedral analysis books. Everything is very neat and numbered, there is the odd error obviously but nothing monstrous.

I have set up a template in Excel which mirrors his analysis books so I can check the handwritten books and he can use the books as normal then give them to me monthly to total up the sheets. Eventually I am hoping I can just take the paperwork update the spreadsheet and cut the duplication of the book out but hey hes happy with it so I am happy.

What should I be looking to produce in terms of monthly reports in this kind of system? I am used to Sage where I run a monthly VAT return so we could see where we were. I could set this up within my work book using formulas to pull the various figures through.

What about bank reconciliations? I have just done a manual one this month but is there a way I can do this in Excel? I can draw up a monthly profit and loss too.

I just want to get all bases covered so that I can give him his reports at the end of the month with all the information on he needs for his accoutants.

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When I used excel to do bank rec's I used to fill (any colour) the ones that matched. You could then either use conditional formatting or add up the uncoloured ones - depends on how many there are.

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Ah yes I can replicate the cash book and use that as you have said to get a reconciliation

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I have an excel cashbook with a bank reconciliation statement built in. I'm not saying it's great but you can have a look and play with it to meet your needs.

drop me your email address and I can send it.

Kris


-- Edited by kjmcculloch on Thursday 8th of July 2010 11:57:35 AM

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Thanks Kris, that is much appreciated.

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Can I have a look at that Kris, would be good to see how it works and may have a use for it, if that's ok. biggrin


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steve, just drop me an email at kris@kmbookkeeping.co.uk and I'll send it back to you.

Kris

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Job done cheers Kris biggrin


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Cheers Steve,

You have mail.

Kris

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Would i also be able to have a look at that spreadsheet plz Kris?

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I've put a version of this on my website it's probably easier. It's on the Free Cashbook page.

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