You are such a wonderful instructor!! instruction is very clear and thorough in such a timely manner. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Extremely helpful. Thanks you so much!
Love your videos David. I just recently came across them, and now I'm thinking, if I only would have had access to these tools sooner. Anyway, great stuff. Thanks!
Hi, David. This spreadsheet will be an extremely useful template for me. However, I have a question. Starting at 5:49 in the video, cell E9 (actual spend of budget item #2, March 2023) is formatted red (showing spending over budget), but the budgeted amount is $7, and the spend is $6. So, I'm confused. Is there a formula problem or a conditional formatting problem?
Can you slow down on the clicking things a little. I have to pause and rewind a bunch to figure out what you're actually doing because I'm not used to using spreadsheets. Thanks.
Right click on the blue or orange line in the graph, click "Select Data", then on the right hand side of the popup, click Edit under "Horizontal (Category) Axis Labels", then select the header row where you list your months.
When I copy the conditional format for the "Actual" data rows to new rows below, the rule doesn't automatically compare to the cell directly above. Instead, it compares to the original cell value the rule was created for. Anyone know how to correct this?
Excellent! A little fast explanation, but I can pause all day long to get this program to be fully functional. Thanks!
Love this!
Your videos have been/are an amazing resource - thank you!
You are such a wonderful instructor!! instruction is very clear and thorough in such a timely manner. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Extremely helpful. Thanks you so much!
Somehow stuck for the array on the total budget/cummulative :(
Love your videos David. I just recently came across them, and now I'm thinking, if I only would have had access to these tools sooner. Anyway, great stuff. Thanks!
Hi David, Will it be possible to explain this formula in detail please and thanks! =SUM(E6:13*(MOD(ROW(E6:E13),2)=0))
Informative
What a lovely video, really useful. God bless.
Thank you David
Hi, David. This spreadsheet will be an extremely useful template for me. However, I have a question. Starting at 5:49 in the video, cell E9 (actual spend of budget item #2, March 2023) is formatted red (showing spending over budget), but the budgeted amount is $7, and the spend is $6. So, I'm confused. Is there a formula problem or a conditional formatting problem?
very good explaination sir..❤
may i know sir, how about if cumulative graph for forecast vs actual is same value?
Hi Dave, I am Miftah could youl please repeat part of the coloring if over budger red color and under or equal budget is color green. thank you.
Can you slow down on the clicking things a little. I have to pause and rewind a bunch to figure out what you're actually doing because I'm not used to using spreadsheets. Thanks.
Can you make slower step by step version!?
you can slow down the speed in the settings
Thank you
How do I make the x-axis reflect the date, as in each day of the year with a mmddyyyy format?
Right click on the blue or orange line in the graph, click "Select Data", then on the right hand side of the popup, click Edit under "Horizontal (Category) Axis Labels", then select the header row where you list your months.
Agreed need to set through so we can follow the excel use
Also is it possible to get the template of this as a download.
row 8 and 9 budget is 7 and when 6 is put why do we still see it turn to red ?
Great tutorial but only if you had slowed down considering not everyone is an excel wizard.
It's not playing.. Kindly Check
When I copy the conditional format for the "Actual" data rows to new rows below, the rule doesn't automatically compare to the cell directly above. Instead, it compares to the original cell value the rule was created for. Anyone know how to correct this?
I have the same problem. Did you manage to solve it?
very fast! useless because I have to pause it everytime to understand which is very irritating
Awful. If you know excel, doesn't mean everyone know excel. So why dont you go slow and explain. Dont show off
Slow down dude. And take more time explaining
why does cell E5 have 45008 before you've spelt a date? from where is this value?