Simple To Do List
Posted on November 5, 2011
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There are several to do list templates that you can find as part of my excel templates. For example in my daily planner template and gantt chart template. But, if you need a more simple and standalone to do list template, you can use this one. I called it simple because there is no time or date references inside this template. There are only task name and completion status that you have to fill. It is will be more suitable for kind of jobs or tasks that have to be finished without any strict completion time or date or to be finished within one day or short period of time.
There are two kind of templates available. The first one is a single to-do list where it is more suitable to be used for single person. Inside it, there are 26 rows that you can use to fill your tasks. There are no excel formula inside the table. Just type the number, type your tasks name, and type a completion status once you finished your tasks. You can put word “done” or type “v” or any other characters. Remember to leave the status column blank when the tasks are not finished yet. The reason why you have to leave it blank, because the completion bar on top of the table will calculate the percentage of finished job by counting the number of columns that is not blank. You can modify this excel formula to suit your needs.
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Debt to Income Ratio Calculator
Posted on November 5, 2011
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While waiting for an approval from my bank for new house loan mortgage application, I have been informed that the bank has checked my loan history and status and they said that my debt-to-income ratio is slightly above their ratio number. But, since I am already being their customer for more than 10 years with good payment track record, it looks like that my loan mortgage will be approved.
What is debt-to-income ratio? If you are a financial people, you will understand this term. Debt-to-income ratio is a personal finance measure that compares the amount of money that you earn to the amount of money that you owe to your creditors. This number is arisen when they plan to finance their new house, new car, or others. Any financial institutions or banks usually calculate it to determine your mortgage affordability.
Calculating your debt-to-income ratio is easy, open up an excel spreadsheet, put and sum up all of your bank or financial institution debts in one column, then put and sum up all of your income in other column, and divide the sum of your debt to the sum of your income. That’s it. That is your debt-to-income ratio. If you are still confused to run it using excel you can download this simple debt-to-income ratio calculator to help you find out your ratio. Replace item name in the template with your income and loan item.
Pregnancy Calendar
Posted on October 30, 2011
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This is a pregnancy calendar that should accompany your journey into motherhood. It will help you to find out your pregnancy week easily every time you want to know how many weeks that have been passed on certain date.
And it should help you plan your weekly activities until you delivered your baby. For example, you can plan your visit to your obstetrician where it could be once a month for the first 6-7 months, and it will be 2-4 times a week when entering 8th month. And you can plan a time when you and your husband go shopping together to prepare your needs and your newborn baby needs.
I am not an obstetrician, so I won’t explain more about pregnancy. You can search and read from hundreds of references you can find in internet or bookstores. I was just creating this excel template based on experiences my wife had. Since some of my friends found that this calendar is useful for them, I think it should be useful also for you who pregnant or have a pregnant wife. And for you who just plan to have a baby, probably you can use this calendar to plan and calculate the birth of your baby.





