Excel dividend tracker4/30/2023 If there is one thing to know about this dividend portfolio tracker it is to only update the yellow cells. If you are one of those people who trust I’ve done all the calculations correctly, let’s start off with somewhat of a manual on how the tracker works. Hopefully, this full post will put your mind at ease. I had to decipher what they did before trusting that the calculations were right. They’ve got embedded formulas that take a Rosetta stone to figure out. Part of the problem with spreadsheets I found out there is the mystery behind them. I could say just download it, update the yellow cells, and you’re all set, but that would leave a lot of you disappointed. Once you’ve gone through the tutorial, you should understand how the spreadsheet works and can start using it for your own portfolio. Each formula and page link explained so that you can use this tracker to its full ability. Over the rest of this post, I’m going to walk through the entire tracker. These are just a few transactions to show you what the tracker looks like and how it works. After hours and hours of tweaking and fiddling, here it is:
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