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I tried various tools to keep track of my expenses. Tried free and non-free software tools out there. Found most of them to be very rigid and too much time consuming. For more than a year, I’ve been using an Excel sheet I developed to track expenses. I found it pretty handy.
Main features are listed below:
If you are interested, you can download the zip file (108KB) that has the Excel file. It has couple of macros - that is only for sorting data. Excel will still work without the macros - you just have to do sorting once in a while. Extract the zip file. Open the Excel file and look at Instructions sheet. The Excel has some sample data that you can use as a starter.
Setting up accounts
Entering transactions
Little background about me - neither am I a finance guru nor am I even familiar with basics! I can’t really spend time on double entry accounting or balancing out stuff. My criteria in choosing a tool for this purpose were: