The nineteen blueprints, and the spreadsheet they read and write, already built.
The Library asks you to create seven tabs, type in fifty-two headers in the right order, and format seven date columns as plain text before you add any data. This is that spreadsheet, made. On top of the seven data tabs it adds a Dashboard that fills itself in, twelve numbers for the current month with a twelve-month table underneath, and a Checks tab: eight numbers that should all be zero, each with a note saying which scenario to look at when one is not.
The blueprints are identical to the ones in The Library. What you are paying the extra for is the spreadsheet, a guide to it, and not having to get the date formatting right by hand.
What is in the download
- Nineteen blueprint files, importable straight into Make
- The reconciliation workbook, one .xlsx with ten tabs and working formulas
- A 30-page setup guide and a four-page workbook guide
- Five annotated diagrams
- Seven CSV templates, if you would rather build it yourself
- A plain-text licence, single business
What you will need: everything The Library needs, plus a Google account, because the workbook is an .xlsx you upload and convert to a Google Sheet.
What it does not do. It is built for Google Sheets, where Make writes; it opens and calculates in Excel but is not meant to live there. Adding a column at the far right is safe, moving one is not, because the blueprints address columns by letter.
No connections are included; you authorise your own accounts after import. This is a set of files and their instructions, not a course or a service, and it does not promise you more orders, reviews or leads.