Using MS Excel to Manage Your Event Planning

OfficeArrow · 08-20-2008 , 09:46 AM

Whether you're organizing a conference, seminar or party, an Excel spreadsheet can be a helpful tool. From calculating and charting budgets to creating mailing lists and inventories, this program can really help you visualize the various components. We'll show you how to set it up and make it work for you.
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Jodith · 08-22-2008 , 05:18 PM

I would add one column to that spreadsheet: Date Completed. That way, it's easy to glance through the spreadsheet and see what still needs to be done. You could even sort by Date Completed and then Date Due. That would put any activities that haven't been completed at the top sorted by due date.

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08-20-2008 , 09:46 AM
OfficeArrow Offline OA Spectator Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 894	Using MS Excel to Manage Your Event Planning Whether you're organizing a conference, seminar or party, an Excel spreadsheet can be a helpful tool. From calculating and charting budgets to creating mailing lists and inventories, this program can really help you visualize the various components. We'll show you how to set it up and make it work for you. View The Full Article

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Jodith Offline OA Expert Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 314	Re: Using MS Excel to Manage Your Event Planning I would add one column to that spreadsheet: Date Completed. That way, it's easy to glance through the spreadsheet and see what still needs to be done. You could even sort by Date Completed and then Date Due. That would put any activities that haven't been completed at the top sorted by due date. __________________ Jodith Visit my blog to become a great Assistant Follow me on Twitter!


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