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How do a justify a variance in my budget.
From now on, if there is a variance of $1,000 or more in my monthly budget I
have to justify this variance. If there is a variance of 2,000 year to date, I have to justify it. How do I go about figuring out how to do this? |
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How do a justify a variance in my budget.
That's hardly an Excel question.
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How do a justify a variance in my budget.
Hi
You could do conditional formatting which would highlight the variances that need to be commented on. "Donna Feeney" wrote: From now on, if there is a variance of $1,000 or more in my monthly budget I have to justify this variance. If there is a variance of 2,000 year to date, I have to justify it. How do I go about figuring out how to do this? |
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