Do you have anything that covers exporting text and tables from excel into Outlook via a Macro into body of e-mail. Then hopefully be able to format the text and send the e-mail,
i live in uk and selfemployed can i use excel to calculate my tax return myself so i know how much i earn and how to much to pay tax to HM REVENUE IACTUALLY I WANT TO CALCULATE MY TAX PER YEAR.
Sure! Just add the column and then inlude it in the formula. Or you could just add the transfer in to the deposit column and transfers out to the Amount of Check column.
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I learned all this in my Computing for college and careers class this year. (9th grade.) Man it's boring =|(not your vid the general work) Good vid though, tought it more simpfully than my teacher. 5/5
thanks it helped had took a while but i did it thanks
gadgethead16 3 weeks ago
It is working now. Thank you (Oleg)
sov19871987 1 year ago
EXCELlent!!
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
Do you have anything that covers exporting text and tables from excel into Outlook via a Macro into body of e-mail. Then hopefully be able to format the text and send the e-mail,
Thx for any help.
RandyKelly19 1 year ago
I am not so good with Macros. But try this Excel site:
mrexcel..com/forum
Best Excel site EVER!!! This is where I go to ask questions when i do not know.
ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
Hi
i live in uk and selfemployed can i use excel to calculate my tax return myself so i know how much i earn and how to much to pay tax to HM REVENUE IACTUALLY I WANT TO CALCULATE MY TAX PER YEAR.
yOUR VIDOES ARE GREAT
malikg4u 2 years ago
could i make a similar sheet which includes electronic transfers or would it overcomlicate things,
artwithliam 2 years ago
Dear artwithliam,
Sure! Just add the column and then inlude it in the formula. Or you could just add the transfer in to the deposit column and transfers out to the Amount of Check column.
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
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ndhimerde 2 years ago
I learned all this in my Computing for college and careers class this year. (9th grade.) Man it's boring =|(not your vid the general work) Good vid though, tought it more simpfully than my teacher. 5/5
SirFranzOoTMM 2 years ago
Dear SirFranzOoTMM ,
Ok! I hope it was helpful.
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ExcelIsFun 2 years ago
Credit card fee cell has 4 decimals although you used round function to displays only 2 decimals.Why?
planiolro 3 years ago
Dear planiolro,
EXCELlent question!!!
For a real Invoice, I would not do this.
However, for this video I wanted to show that the ROUND function really does remove the extra digits!!!
--excelisfun
ExcelIsFun 3 years ago