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Income:                                         &n

Income:                                                                                                                                                                      Monthly Take Home Pay               $3300

Monthly Expenses:

Rent                                                    $900

Utilities                                              $250

Groceries                                           $200

Entertainment                                  $150

Car Insurance                                   $75

Cellular                                              $45

Gas                                                     $150

Clothing                                             $100

Savings                                               $400

Retirement Contribution               $200

Student Loan Payment                  $455

Car Payment                                     $375

Your budget must include the following elements:

  1. A minimum of one formula (3 formulas)
  2. Accounting number format for all dollar values
  3. Row or column headings for your budget items
  4. Row/column height/width should be adjusted to enhance readability
  5. A minimum of one function ( 3 functions)
  6. A minimum of one chart should be created based on any item(s) in your budget (2 charts)

All in excel.

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