Step 1 – Create an Outline
- Create a sample template to enter data.
- Include Fixed Earnings and Variable Earnings.
- Enter Variable fields and Fixed fields.
Step 2 – Enter the Fixed Earnings
- Enter fixed earnings:
- Include: Internships, allowances, loans (here 12 months), scholarships and savings.
Step 3 – List Variable Earnings
- Include part-time jobs (consider different monthly income).
- Create an Others columns.
Step 4: Calculate the Total Income
- Select K9 and enter the following formula:
=SUM(D9:J9)
This is the output.
- Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.
This is the output.
- Select K21 and enter the following formula:
=SUM(K9:K20)
This is the output.
Step 5: Enter Fixed Expenses
- Include Tuition Fees, Rent Utility, Internet Bill, Health Insurance, Car Insurance, and Others in D26:J37.
Step 6 – List Variable Expenses
- Include Books, Food, Entertainment and transportation (these expenses need to be updated every month).
Step 7 – Calculate the Total Expenses
- Select O26 and enter the following formula:
=SUM(D26:N26)
This is the output.
- Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.
This is the output.
- Select O38 and enter the following formula:
=SUM(O26:O37)
- This is the output.
Step 8 – Calculate the Net Balance
- Selected I4 and enter the following formula:
=K21-O38
It Subtracts the Expenses from the Total Earnings.
Step 9 – Generate the Final Budget with Charts
The PIe chart below showcases the income:
- The chart below showcases Expenses:
This is the final output:
Read More:How to Create a Personal Budget in Excel
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