How about Filemaker 11? I haven’t upgraded because my needs are few and the upgrade fee just hasn’t been worth it. I have just a few databases and most of them I could replace with Excel…but my check register one that has some things in it for helping balance the account and to automatically add up tax deductible stuff would be more difficult to do in Excel…meaning I would have to set some manual summation cells to get the totals.
On the other hand…if anybody has an Excel template for doing this and is willing to share then I could just dump Filemaker altogether. I enter items in the register as either a debit, credit, or tax deducible item only…naturally only credits and debits show up in the checkbook balance. Once I check off the stuff that is cleared in the statement then it gives me the number to add/subtract from the statement balance to get the register balance. The only other thing I need is for both debits and tax deductible only items I want to select from a list of deductible categories and then when I run the report I get a total for each deductible category (they basically line up with the 1040 Schedule categories so that I can just copy the numbers to TurboTax or whatever. Everything but the auto sorting and summing up of deductible stuff I already figure out how to do in Excel…but haven’t expended the effort to figure out how to do the deduction stuff without having to manually add up (or create calculated cells to do it for me) those entries. > On Oct 2, 2017, at 4:14 PM, Carl Hoefs <[email protected]> wrote: > > experience with running Microsoft Office 2011 on macOS High Sierra? ----------------------------------------------- There are only three kinds of stress; your basic nuclear stress, cooking stress, and A$$hole stress. The key to their relationship is Jello. neil
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