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Expenses calendar, FaCal

Posted on December 7, 2018 By ANmar

Expenses calendar, to show when in a month you need to pay what bill

An easy formula-only smart sheet to allow you get hold on your bills

Refreshes every time you open, to show current month and shows bills


 

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Basic Math, Conditional Formatting, DATE, Date and Time, MONTH, NETWORKDAYS, Non-functions, Standard functions, TODAY, WEEKDAY, YEAR Tags:bills, Excel calendar, expenses

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