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TRY THE GOODWILL STORES AND THRIFT STORES ,
THAT'S THE PLACES TO GO TO AND GARAGE SALES WHEN
YOU GO TO THE GARAGE SALE ASK FOR WHAT YOU'R
LOOKING FOR SOME TIMES PEOPLE HAVE STUFF THAT
THEY DON'T USE,.SO YOU ASK.?
D,R,CLAUDIO

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1. make a sale entry in tally
2. Export the voucher from tally in xml format (this is to give u how the xml looks)
3. Open the excel file where all the data is ther.
4. open a word file, so that we can prepare the xml for mutiple vouchers. For this we will use Mail Merge facility
5. in the XML which we did in step two, copy the data from "<TALLYMESSAGE xmlns:UDF="TallyUDF">" till the </TALLYMESSAGE>
6. Now open the word file, go to mail merger, select the fields which needs to be changed, that is the Debtors and the amount (for normal sale entries) which should change for every sale voucher.
7. create the mail merge.
8. copy the data what you got in word file to a note pad and name it as sample.
9. open again the step 2 - copy data from " <ENVELOPE> to <REQUESTDATA>" and paste in the begining of the notepad sample
10. go the end of the notepad sample and copy the data from first file -"step 2" from " </REQUESTDATA> to </ENVELOPE>" and save the file
11. Open tally
12. go to import vocuhers
13. specify the path of the notepad sample and yes ur data got imported.

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Microsoft Excel is an application used for building spreadsheets. It has many built in calculation and graphics tools. Some people use it to track expenses while other use it to graph numbers for charting process. As far as data analyzing it all depends on the data. Whether is sales figures or budget information. It all can be done inside of excel using it built in formulas and functions.