Cash Diary is a Pocket PC software designed to manage your cash flow for you. Keep Cash Diary with you and review it at the end of each day, week, and month... You'll be surprised how much money you spent that you didn't need to spend. If you get in the practice of using the View Balance as the baseline for all your spending habits, you'll always have control over your expenses.

Cash Diary is designed to let you quickly enter and view your registered spending. This robust cash tracker Pocket PC has a highly intuitive graphical user interface. You don't have to learn how to use it - you just use it. It lets you register your spending and categorize it, but even more important, Cash Diary lets you view and export the expense report under different registered categories.

On the right figure (screen shoot of the Cash Diary Pocket PC) you can see a sample of cash flow statement where the cash flow is $1,450.55. Of course, not all cash flow statements look this healthy, exhibiting a positive cash flow. But even a positive cash flow should be not automatically the end point of personal finance improvement.

Features:

Export Cash Flow Statement To Desktop PC

Cash Diary allows to export your cash flow statement in a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file. CSV is an ASCII text file where the data lines are organized so each column value is separated by a comma from the next column value. Each row starts a new line. Below is an example of a Cash Diary export file (a cash flow statement):

The CSV Export file will be saved on your Pocket PC (in a folder of your choice: Business or Personal). The file will have the extension .csv reserved for the CSV file type. This file can then be easily exported to your Desktop PC via the ActiveSync program or "manually" via Windows Explorer. You can open a CSV file in Excel (either by double-clicking in Windows or by using File | Open in Excel) for further analysis.

Expenses Statistics Reports

Cash Diary lets you view statistics reports for the money you've spent under different categories within a selected date range.

You can also export these statistics in a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file.

Changing the Decimal Symbol and the Digit Grouping Symbol

Due to the difference in how Europeans and Americans (and others in other countries) represent digit grouping symbols and decimal symbols, a complicated problem can occur. What do you do then? Well, let's take a look.

In the US, commas (",") are used as grouping symbols, and periods (".") as decimal symbols. So, in US you would write 38,420.23 whereas in Europe the same value would appear as 38.420,23. The value, however, is the same or "Thirty-eight thousand, four hundred twenty, and twenty-three one hundredths" of something.

Cash Diary allows you to set your own Digit Grouping Symbol.

Cash Diary Pocket PC Help

You can have help available at any time simply by tapping the Help command on the Start menu of your Pocket PC. Once Cash Diary is on the Pocket PC screen, Help will display details and hints on how to use your cash tracker Pocket PC.

Cash Diary Pocket PC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

For more information about Cash Diary Pocket PC, please read the Cash Diary Pocket PC FAQ page.