bank2budget in excel

moneymonitors

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Hello excel world

I hope this is the correct place to ask this, if not please point me to where I should post it.

I would like some pointers and help to create a bank2budget spreadsheet, consisting of:-
1. creating a list for categorizing spend (data validation) - understand this one
2. import cvs bank statements - understand this
This is where I need help
3. Combining bank statements - call then BankA CreidtCardB & CreditCardC
a) they are slightly different layouts, and I want to map/merge them all into an all transactions statement (masterStatement) - how do you map/merge in excel
b) if I add Februarys transactions to BankA January, automatically to update the all transactions statement (masterStatement)
4. Add a column to the masterStatement to categorizing the spend
5. From the all transactions statement (masterStatement) create a pivot table, categories on the y-axis and total spend on the x-axis.
6. And do this on a month by month basis, I also want to interleave some column with the pivot tables to be able to assign a budget to each category of spend, and have a balance on each category as the year goes on.

I have found a spread sheet (TS102601457.xltx) that does most of this but want to understand how it does it. What is the best way to reverse engineer it? I have found the formula auditing but it appears quite basic. I can't see a way to attach this file to this posting :-(

I have started my spreadsheet moneymonitors_bank2budget.v4.xlsx to show the idea but a long way to go :-), again I can't see a way to attach this file to this posting :-(

Kind regards
Giles


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