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Can I use Exel to create Financial Statements?
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Can I use Exel to create Financial Statements?
Hi Vinessa
The short answer is "yes", but we need a little more information on what you are wanting to achieve to be able to help you further. -- Regards Roger Govier "vinessa Reid" <vinessa wrote in message ... |
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Can I use Exel to create Financial Statements?
Yes you can but be aware that XL is not a secure platform, so if these are
numbers on which your company depends (i.e., its books) or the numbers contain confidential information that you want to keep secure, you may be interested in a more appropriate platform, such as an accounting software package. -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi Vinessa The short answer is "yes", but we need a little more information on what you are wanting to achieve to be able to help you further. -- Regards Roger Govier "vinessa Reid" <vinessa wrote in message ... |
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