Read the below instruction to best working on Excel Budget Template File.



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•Enter your project's data inside the white-colored cells of the table on the left of the Excel Budget sheet. The template's functions will automatically calculate the total budget (actual AND planned) for the project, as well as partial sums for each sub-project or category of costs. 

•The Gantt chart on the right of the Excel budget sheet will auto-update as you change your tasks' dates or enter more items in the table. To show a different time period on the graphic, change the number next to SCROLL TO WEEK in the table.

•To add extra tasks, simply insert new rows within the table and type in your data. 

•The Excel Budget template lets you quickly add extra sub-projects, complete with their summary sections and automatic calculations. To do so, select and copy all rows corresponding to an existing sub-project, right-click on the row where you want your new section to go, and then select Insert Copied Cells from the pop-up. Then, just enter your new data in the copied rows.

If you wish to recolor the task bars on the Gantt chart, you can do so using Conditional Formatting. Use Shift+Click to select all cells corresponding to the Gantt chart, click on the Conditional Formatting icon on the Home tab, and then select Manage Rules. Select the formula with the orange Format, click on Edit Rule, and this is where you will find all customization options for the task bars, including Fill color.