What I want and can\'t find on the web or at Staples is a software program that allows me to set up my own general journal, make my own complete entries, then for it to post them to the relevant general ledger accounts I have set up in the program, then at period end provide a trial balance and if ok for me provide a balance sheet and income statement. I\'m a retired auditor & it seems I can only get a pre-packaged system, unadjustable.

I was disappointed that what was sent was not what was represented. The \"30-day\" trial is of no value if you cripple it so as to give false reports. Also, I need something that allows for multiple tracking of income, in much the same way as expenses are tracked. So I simply removed it and am still looking for something that will do what I could do well years ago with a simple flat-file database called File Express.

Just What I Needed ... to keep track of my rescue expenses vs. donations -- although depressing to see just how much in the hole I am The Sort Vendor names button doesn't seem to work, but I was able to sort the vendor names by selecting them and then using the usual sort.I also get an error when I click on the Show Calendar button.The error is "Can't Find Project or Library"Sub Sort_Vendor_Names()'' Sort Vendor Names' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+s'On Error GoTo OopsApplication.ScreenUpdating = FalseRange("Vendor_Names").Select Selection.Sort Key1:=Range("D10"), Order1:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, _ OrderCustom:=1, ...

Easy to Use There was no installation involved. I just opened the spreadsheet in Excel and everything was there. After I configured the DATA page with my company information, it was easy to add my expenses for each month. The single report page is a little difficult to read, since there is so much printing on the page, but I like having an entire year on one page. Of course, once I figured out that all I had to do was change the print option in Excel, I could print any size report I needed. My accountant loves this. Recommend it to anyone ...

Easy to use. This spreadsheet does not appear to compete with regular accounting software, but performs a simple, yet valuable function-it organized income and expenses. It is a simple way to organize expenses to prepare for submitting us tax form schedule c (self-employed income). Having expenses organized in this manner makes it a no-brainer to complete this tax form. The spreadsheet is free to try and includes a money-back guarantee after purchase, so we had nothing to loose to try it. Great product. Will save hours of frustration at tax time.