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by - delegate Wayne [1 post] (2008 Mar 17 Mon, 16:03) Reply

Where can I find templates designed for the operation of a small business? I am Ltd and VAT registered (Flat rate scheme)

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by - trainer Mark gold contributer [326 posts] (2008 Mar 18 Tue, 15:04) Reply

Hi Wayne

Hope you enjoyed your course on Monday

The question you are asking has been asked before, thank you for asking this

The answer is, firstly from within Excel go to the file menu and click on new (office 2003) then from the right hand side of your screen on the task pane, click on my computer

secondly when you get to the new window you will see the general tab and the spreadsheet solutions tab.

You will find the most of them in the spreadsheet solutions tab these are the build in templates

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