Doing expense reports is the bane of my existence. I was just reminded of this while spending a tidy couple of hours doing expenses for the past 6 weeks. Ugh. I wish there were an easy-to-use app on my Blackberry that I could use to help track expenses during downtime in cabs, airports, stations, etc. and easily have that formatted and exported into a spreadsheet. Yes, I could whip out my laptop but that's not very practical. Or perhaps an app like this already exists?
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Interesting. Is it that you have receipts in your wallet and you want to process them when you have downtime? There's probably an app for that, but I am thinking a low-fi solution is you email yourself a comma-separated list, like this:
Chocolate,$5,Client A
Coffee,$10,Client B
Brownies,$15,Client C
And then when you're in front of a laptop, copy-paste the list into Excel using the Text to Columns function.
Posted by: twitter.com/PierreSmack | October 29, 2009 at 01:48 PM