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Hi folks, sure some of you by now have added interest via the spreadsheet on to estimated charges.....Any pointers on the best way of going about it??????
Hi folks, sure some of you by now have added interest via the spreadsheet on to estimated charges.....Any pointers on the best way of going about it??????
Hello mother....thanks for reply. Ive got the spreadsheets and have used them succesfully in the past but not sure how you go about working out interest and estimated charges pre 2004 where you dont have exact figures and dates. I'm thinking of working out interest on post 2004 charges and working out an average but obviously wouldnt be accurate and would end up leaving me short using that method...unless i add some extra on maybe
ah i get you...i'm at work and taking sneaky peaks so will have to wait till later. which version do you use???? looks quite complicated but have to have a proper look shortly. Thanks again mum
ah i get you...i'm at work and taking sneaky peaks so will have to wait till later. which version do you use???? looks quite complicated but have to have a proper look shortly. Thanks again mum
Naughty, naughty, you'd never catch me doing that
I used the Excel Advanced one, it's not at all complicated, you'll be fine, MOTB xxx
8% Interest On Estimated Charges??
via the spreadsheet on to estimated charges.....Any pointers on the best way of going about it??????
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