Do you need to Print Bank checks software? If yes, this Print Bank Checks Microsoft Excel program is for you! How to Print Bank Cheques with Microsoft Excel.
This is an example on how this useful application (Microsoft Excel) can help you in the labor of printing bank checks.
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Print Bank Checks Microsoft Excel
Print Bank Cheques is a Microsoft Excel computer program made to print any Bank cheque on any printer on the market. Transpose the amount of the full-text cheque. Fill in all the required fields of the bank checks and print the receipt sheet.
Any Printer
You can use any of your available printer to print cheques. Laserjet, Deskjet, Inkjet, All in One and even Dotmatrix printers.
No cumbersome settings and printer handling, you just need to adjust the column and row (simple because, there are no equal stander bank check layout) in Print-Bank-Cheques.xml file to equilibrate with your printer brand.
Easy to Learn
Just 5 Minutes to learn and start using it. DEveloped with Microsoft Excell, is easy even for novoice computer users. This great Excel file enhances the work of any office job.
Submit Data
Start by typing the amount, the city or state if required, the cheque Date (type first the year, month, and day).
The name of the bank where cheques are from, the account code number from where the cheque should be Transfer/deposited.
The account code number, returns the Payee account Name. In the Accounts sheet, is where you find the sheet list of Clients and Providers. The first column is the Account Number, and the second column is the Account Name.
Next, on the Memo field you type important information if required, and it’s done. Verify the fields where the cheque going to be printed (layout of the cheque receipt). Gives you two pages, the first page is the bank check it self, and the second is the receipt (duplicate).
First put the bank cheque on the printer, and after the bank cheque comes out, the check receipt sheet’s are printed (load your printer if is out of paper).
Adjust the columns and rows in the print-cheques-excel.xml to be equilibrated with the printer. Bank cheques differ from each other, that’s the reason to adjust the columns and rows in Excel.
Working with many bank cheque type layout it’s always possible, you just need to create/duplicate a new sheet tab to different check layouts (noted that always the Account code number must be synchronized with the Accounts Sheet tab).
Print Bank Checks Microsoft Excel
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