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Ultrasoft MoneyLink 2.8
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With Ultrasoft MoneyLink Lite Edition, you can import data from Microsoft® Money 2002 or later into a Microsoft Excel 97 or later spreadsheet. When you install this add-in program, new commands appear in Excel that you can use to start the "Ultrasoft MoneyLink" wizard and synchronize data that you may have already imported. The wizard will walk you through the steps necessary to import your financial data into Excel. You can then use the data analysis and charting tools in Excel to help you look at the information in different ways. If you change the data in Microsoft Money, you can easily update those changes in Excel. The following illustration shows the Money Link wizard and the types of data that you can import from your Money file.
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