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Many companies use Microsoft Excel to track department or overall company expenses. As Excel is now frequently bundled with personal computers that use the Windows operating system, if you have Excel on your home computer, you can use it to track your bills. A number of templates are available for tracking your expenses from Microsoft's and other websites, and recent versions of Excel include a template for tracking your bills among the pre-installed templates. You can also set up your own spreadsheet to track your bills in Excel. Following are instructions for both approaches. | Many companies use Microsoft Excel to track department or overall company expenses. As Excel is now frequently bundled with personal computers that use the Windows operating system, if you have Excel on your home computer, you can use it to track your bills. A number of templates are available for tracking your expenses from Microsoft's and other websites, and recent versions of Excel include a template for tracking your bills among the pre-installed templates. You can also set up your own spreadsheet to track your bills in Excel. Following are instructions for both approaches. | ||
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#* Excel 2003 and older save spreadsheet files in the older ".xls" format, while Excel 2007 and 2010 save spreadsheets in the newer XML-based ".xlsx" format but can read and save spreadsheets in the older ".xls" format as well. If you have several computers and plan to keep this spreadsheet on all of them, use the older format if any of your computers have Excel 2003 or older on them and the newer format if all your computers have at least Excel 2007. | #* Excel 2003 and older save spreadsheet files in the older ".xls" format, while Excel 2007 and 2010 save spreadsheets in the newer XML-based ".xlsx" format but can read and save spreadsheets in the older ".xls" format as well. If you have several computers and plan to keep this spreadsheet on all of them, use the older format if any of your computers have Excel 2003 or older on them and the newer format if all your computers have at least Excel 2007. | ||
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