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Q: You are amazing. I have never seen a software provider caring about the end users and inviting their comments. I am a consultant and I want to know if your product could be used beyond budget compilation in QB. In QB when you create reports with comparison to previous month and previuos period, the % shows only for the current month in selection. Argument sake, if I send this report to CSV format, eliminate % coulmn, and pull in your program, will I be able to insert the % columns for the missing periods? Truly appreciate your input and help.
A: The Budget Compiler basically loads the csv file into a formatted sheet. This includes preset display functions one of which is Percentages. If you select percentages and Update View percentages for each line item by month will be displayed. There are also an array of additional display options that can be selected. It is also possible to simply copy the displayed P and L to a new workbook and add any specific details you desire ie comparisons etc. Thanks for the feedback.
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Q: I've downloaded Budget Compiler QuickBooks Excel 20 shareware (excel sheet), but it is protected with a password. Could you send a version not protected.
A: Input cells (blue) are not protected and are the only cells that should be changed for the software to function correctly. As outlined in the Terms and Conditions and Frequently Asked Questions page all non-input cells and Visual Basic code are protected to ensure integrity and protect source code. All input is via unprotected input cells, protected cells contain formula and should not be changed. The software is fully functional and the protection is in place to ensure the software formula and code is not corrupted.
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Q: Hi, I am a registered user of Qbooks Budget Compiler. I have a problem that I can't seem to solve. When compiling a budget, the December figures are not imported into the compiler. They are correctly imported from Qbooks to the PL.csv file, but the actual compiler does not pick the data up (December figures only). I am trying to compile a budget on a monthly basis for the period September to March. All months are imported correctly, except December which remains blank. I tried to import data from the previous year(same period) and the same happens.....December is not imported. Can you please advise why this may be the case?
A: The most likely reason is the formatting of the December PL file, possibly the date. Check that the date in the PL file appears in the same location (cell) and is formated the same as previous Month PL files (or the sample PL's provided). If the date appears to be an issue you can simply input the required date directly into the PL file without having to rebuild the complete PL file. If the December PL file structure is the same as previous months it should import.
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Q: Why do I get a Compilation Error?
A: The Production Mix Model uses the Solver Add-in included with Microsoft Excel. Two versions of the Production Mix Model are provided when you download, Excel 2000 and Excel 2002. Make sure you use the version that matches your Excel. A compilation error message is generated on opening this model if the Solver Add-in cannot be located. This can be due to not using the correct Production Mix Model version or Solver not being installed on your computer. To check Solver from Excel go tools, if Solver is not included in the drop down menu, select Add-ins and check Solver Add-in. Close Excel and then reopen the Production Mix Model. For more detail follow the Excel help instructions to install and load the Solver Add-in.
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Q: How do I Register Software?
A: Software is generally provided in evaluation form for 7 day trial. If the software meets your requirements payment is required. Payment allows you to maintain software beyond 7 days. We provide secure online payment processing at Purchase Online ( https://bizpep.com/Purchase.html ).
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When you Purchase Online you will be emailed registration details from Bizpep. Once you have received them Click the Registration Button on the Terms and Conditions or Thank You sheet of your software and input the details requested. These sheets are part of the Excel program and are accessed from the tabs at the bottom of the window when you open the software in Excel. Registration details apply to current software versions. If required you can download software from the link provided.
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