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greetings this will be a brief walkthrough on how to use this Excel checkbook register spreadsheet which is a free download for my website noted in the description down below this Excel checkbook spreadsheet improves upon others that Ive seen in that you can safely cut and move entries around without having the formula for balance get out of way so lets check it out I have a few random sample entries here in spreadsheet we have a column for date for check number one needed description for the transaction withdrawal amount deposit amount and then the running balance it will be automatically calculated and lastly there is a category column if you would like to specify that fear for your transactions certainly that is optional here along the bottom we have a count for the number of transactions submitted so far we have a sum for the withdrawals entered thus far and some for deposits and then finally an average of these balances and of course note that for any of these entries if you don