I've got around to adding a football league file that I've been working on. If you enter the teams you want in alphabetical order on the Table sheet and the fixtures and results on the Scores sheet the table will automatically update. You can find it on http://www.spreadsheetsdirect.com/examples.html
Saturday, 12 January 2008
Football league file
Wednesday, 9 January 2008
Business file
I've just added a new file to the examples page. BusinessInOut.xls is a basic file to keep track of your business incomings and outgoings. Enter jobs done on the Income sheet and any costs/purchases on the Outgoings sheet and the Total Monthly In Out sheet will give you a table of the monthly totals which is also displayed on a graph. I've put tables for both normal Jan-Dec year and tax year April - March. The files can be found here http://www.spreadsheetsdirect.com/examples.html.
Files and Feeds
I'm in the process of creating some free files which I'll be adding to www.spreadsheetsdirect.com/examples.html. To go with it I've worked out how to add a RSS feed to my site on which I'll post news of any files I've added.
Wednesday, 31 October 2007
Lancashire Business Fair
For anyone in the Southport area next Wednesday 7th November then the Lancashire Business Fair is taking place at the Floral Hall. http://www.liverpoolba.com/LancashireOverview.asp?id=bot
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£60 Yahoo advertising voucher
Just had a mail from Yahoo offering £60 advertising voucher for any new people who I recommend to sign up. Both sides get the voucher so if anyone is interested send me your email me and I'll send it on. phil@spreadsheetsdirect.com
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Friday, 12 October 2007
Wednesday, 10 October 2007
Filling in the spare time
In between jobs at the moment so filling my time doing the brain numbing task of added my site to business listing sites, gad it's boring! At least most of the data stays in autofill so not as much to do. My main problem is trying to figure out what the ruddy security codes are. No wonder it stops spammers but how many normal folk have trouble working out what some of them say?
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