Stuart,
While I am reading the Manual, I want to start entering my own data, how do I go about doing that. In the manual when I search for data entry, it does not point me in that direction.
I am trying & hoping I will be able to use the PRC Gold software, I have heard much good about, please help me. I am sorry to trouble you for this, but I am trying to enter the data & use the program. I have not used excel in the past.
Thanks
Raj
Hi everybody,
I have downloaded Pralana (CRC) Gold 2022 & have a 2010 Excel on my computer. I am new to Excel, please can anyone give me some pointers/help to load my accounts/data on to the Program. Thankyou in advance.
Hi Stuart,
I am trying to start working with the 2022 Gold which I recently purchased & have not been able to. I am reaching out to you for help/guidance. I find myself totally lost here & am hoping the $99 were worth it.
Please help
Raj
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Stuart,
I appreciate your reply.
Thankfully I was able to pass that initial hurdle, it could have been the excel spread sheet from the older Office. The Office 2021 seems to be working so far.
Thanks for your concern
Copying my earlier post here so new folks are aware...
I've been asked a few times to provide more help for folks, as Stuart is always nose-to-the-grindstone cranking out awesome new features and versions of PRC. So, I did three things:
1. Created a private Facebook group called Pralana Retirement Calculator Users. I think the link is https://www.facebook.com/groups/2138579782970518
2. Created a class on the class list on my website for a live, private, virtual tutorial on PRC, including answering your questions about your specific scenarios and usages. https://emancipare.com/emancipare-private-classes/
3. Created a separate service to review anyone's PRC file and provide insights in my role as a registered investment advisor and retirement planner. https://emancipare.com/emancipare-financial-plan-selector/
I ran all this by Stuart prior to implementing, so it's with his blessing. He doesn't do Facebook though 🙂 Thanks, Bill