(Not a claim from workcover for injury or anything like that). Just a simple refund/adjustment, because of an premium assessment (adjustment). How do I enter this refund deposit in MYOB. Plus how do I take into account the stamp duty (N-T) & Insurance Premium (GST) = Refund $13.23 + GST & Stamp Duty $0.73 N-T = $15.28.
When used right, macros can save you hours by automating simple, repetitive tasks. Marcos in Excel are written in Excel VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). This is a version of Visual Basic (a prominent Microsoft programming language) developed specifically for use in Office-like applications. Creating simple macros â copy a formula from one cell to another, for instance â is fairly easy.
In cell A1, enter âSome text,â and then press Enter. Click Record Macro. In the Record Macro dialog box, type a name for the macro in the Macro name box. For example, type BoldMe. Donât use any spaces in the name. In the Store macro in box, pick Personal Macro Workbook > OK. This is the most important step, because if you don't already have a Personal Macro Workbook, Excel will create one for you. Click in cell A1 and press Ctrl+B to apply bold formatting. Thatâs the only step in the macro. Click Developer > Stop Recording.