Bank statement analysis for divorce proceedings

Hi All,


I have poste before and had some helpfull answers, but I would like to confirm i am going abou this the right way.


Basically, I have been a stay at home dad for several years, unfortunately my wife and I are now seperating.


There are the financials to sort out now.


I am looking to analyse past bank statements to show the breakdown of expenditure each month and what will be needed going forward.

So far I have set up a workssheet with added sheets for each monthly bank statement, I then allocate an expense type to each outgoing using dropdown menu.

On a summary sheet I have used SUMIF to total up each expense type in a column for each month (12 columns). These are then totalled up for the year.

I have all my bank staements in csv format. It is quite tedious as I have to open each statement, copy the sheet then paste into the main worksheet as a seperate sheet, add in the column for the expense type on that sheet with the drop down menu, allocate the expense then go to the summary sheet and add in the SUMIF calculation for that month.


I feel I am doing this a long way round...


The expenses I have are:

TYPE OF EXPENDITURE


Household Expenses:

Rent

Council tax

Water rates

Electricity

Gas

Oil

Coal/wood

Telephone

Mobile telephone

TV licence

Gardener

Repairs and maintenance

Sub-total:

Housekeeping expenses:

Food and groceries

Magazines

Stamps

Chemist

Household cleaning materials

Garden (including window boxes, plants, seeds, sundries)

Sub-total:

Personal Expenses:

Adult Clothes

Adult Shoes

Adult Accessories

Dry cleaning

Shoe repairs

Toiletries

Dentist

Optician

Prescriptions

Gifts

Pets (including food, vet’s bills, insurance, kennel, grooming) Dog sitting

Postage

Cinema

Theatre

Restaurants

Amazon prime

Books

Evening classes

Records /CDs and videos

Sports (and equipment)

Holidays

Hobbies

Christmas expenses

Cash withdrawal

Sub-total:

Car and transport expenses:

Insurance

Servicing/MOT/maintenance

Road tax

Diesel

Parking permit/expenses

AA/RAC membership

Depreciation

Train fares/tube

Taxis

Car wash/valet

Sub-total:

Other personal expenditure:

Pension contributions (basic)

Pension contributions (AVCs)

Medical bills/prescriptions

Other - please specify

Life insurance premium

Sub-total:

Children’s Expenses

Children Clothes

Children Shoes

Child Haircuts

Baby sitting

Presents

Child Restaurants

Child Books

Pocket money

Holiday money

Sub-total:

School expenses:

Travel to school

School meals

School outings

School extras

School uniform

School footwear

Child Sports clothing and footwear

Child Sports equipment

Child Other equipment - please specify

Music lessons/tuition

Music lessons/instruments

Riding lessons

Dance/ballet lessons

Swimming lessons

Tennis lessons

Driving lessons

Sub-total:


TOTAL:

Thanks for your help.

MacBook Pro

Posted on Oct 16, 2018 12:14 AM

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Oct 16, 2018 6:38 PM in response to apeproductions

Here is a document you can download to give you are starting point.


Post specific questions.

Dropbox - Spending Analyzer.numbers


you can add data on the sheet named "Data"


All of the categories (rows 2 thru 84) are pop-up menus-- row 84 is a blank, no selection, so duplicate that (by copy and paste) for additional rows.


you can delete the data in that table so long as you maintain a copy of the pop-up menu. If you do accidentally delete all copies, you can recreate it or down load the document again.

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