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Housing - New Build: Best Budgeting Software

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    • CommentAuthorPugliese
    • CommentTimeFeb 11th 2012
     
    We have spent the past 3/4 months fighting the council over a right of way that was effectively a ransom strip but i am pleased to say that is now resolved and time to get on with the build.

    Of course all the quotes I gathered have gone stale and we have developed a few new ideas, so I have decided I need to draw up a fresh new budget and not one on a back of a fag packet, which is my normal approach :-(

    I don't need the expensive software that is on offer out there, just a simple Excel spreadsheet will suffice but I wondered if anyone can point me in the direction of one that has been preprepared with all the formulas etc.

    Thanks
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      CommentAuthorSteamyTea
    • CommentTimeFeb 11th 2012
     
    LibreOffice and hunt around on here for the SAP spreadsheet.
    There is a thread somewhere about CAD programs to.

    I use both Excel and Calc (part of Libreoffice) and will say that Excel is better.

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