Home Credit Business
 

Hi, can anyone help, i know a lttle about ecxel and would pay someone to
produce what is required.

I have customers that i lend money to, maybe up to 500 at a time.
I need to track what they owe, how much they have paid, and their
contact details, how much i am owed in total and how much i have lent,
plus my profit,etc.

The amount of weeks the loan is for and the possiblities of over
payments.

I also need a daily run sheet, for when collections are due or are late
payers.

Repayments would only ever be over 22, 31 and 46 weeks. at set interest
rates.

I have tried to upload my poor attempt but it wont accept it.

Any help would be appreciated
Thank you


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John,

Here is a link to the template section on Microsoft.com for excel business
sheets.

Perhaps one of these might work for you?

HTH


"john_c" wrote:


Hi, can anyone help, i know a lttle about ecxel and would pay someone to
produce what is required.

I have customers that i lend money to, maybe up to 500 at a time.
I need to track what they owe, how much they have paid, and their
contact details, how much i am owed in total and how much i have lent,
plus my profit,etc.

The amount of weeks the loan is for and the possiblities of over
payments.

I also need a daily run sheet, for when collections are due or are late
payers.

Repayments would only ever be over 22, 31 and 46 weeks. at set interest
rates.

I have tried to upload my poor attempt but it wont accept it.

Any help would be appreciated
Thank you


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Oops.

Sorry. Here it is:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/te...356681033.aspx

"Dominic LeVasseur" wrote:

John,

Here is a link to the template section on Microsoft.com for excel business
sheets.

Perhaps one of these might work for you?

HTH


"john_c" wrote:


Hi, can anyone help, i know a lttle about ecxel and would pay someone to
produce what is required.

I have customers that i lend money to, maybe up to 500 at a time.
I need to track what they owe, how much they have paid, and their
contact details, how much i am owed in total and how much i have lent,
plus my profit,etc.

The amount of weeks the loan is for and the possiblities of over
payments.

I also need a daily run sheet, for when collections are due or are late
payers.

Repayments would only ever be over 22, 31 and 46 weeks. at set interest
rates.

I have tried to upload my poor attempt but it wont accept it.

Any help would be appreciated
Thank you


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Hi,
If your still interested...


peter

"john_c" wrote:


Hi, can anyone help, i know a lttle about ecxel and would pay someone to
produce what is required.

I have customers that i lend money to, maybe up to 500 at a time.
I need to track what they owe, how much they have paid, and their
contact details, how much i am owed in total and how much i have lent,
plus my profit,etc.

The amount of weeks the loan is for and the possiblities of over
payments.

I also need a daily run sheet, for when collections are due or are late
payers.

Repayments would only ever be over 22, 31 and 46 weeks. at set interest
rates.

I have tried to upload my poor attempt but it wont accept it.

Any help would be appreciated
Thank you


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