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[Jog On]

I received the draft accounts for my company through from my accountant at the weekend - I was trying to tally them up with my own spreadsheet last night. It was doing my head in - the best I got was within a few pounds. I guess thats why I pay an accoutant though

Do you think getting close but not spot on is good enough to accept the accounts?

Not qualified to answer that one… If in doubt I’d err on the side of caution and go for bang on.

[Bear]

Morning all

WFH today

[Bear]

I received the draft accounts for my company through from my accountant at the weekend - I was trying to tally them up with my own spreadsheet last night. It was doing my head in - the best I got was within a few pounds. I guess thats why I pay an accoutant though

Do you think getting close but not spot on is good enough to accept the accounts?

That happens to me every year!!

Bloody accountants

[Old Greg]

That happens to me every year!!

Bloody accountants

I managed to get mine within £8.50, and then found areceipt for £8.50

[RichardCranium]

Morning all

WFH today

Good morning.

Wavey wave

WFH?

[RichardCranium]

I managed to get mine within £8.50, and then found areceipt for £8.50

If I did that, it would mean a £17 discrepancy.

[Bear]

Good morning.

Wavey wave

WFH?

Working from home

although 'working' perhaps isn't the best term for it

[zeitghost]

Morning all

WFH today

[zeitghost]

I'm "busy" designing a PCB.

Again.

Sadly, I neglected to remember that I had to select the 2 layer option when doing the conversion from schematic to pcb...

With the result that it defaulted to 16 layers...

Ho hum.

That stopped the autorouter working on the Gnd and VCC routes, much to my joy...

Did those manually, by claw, in the end...

[zeitghost]

It's a modification of a design from a 1989 Elektor for a Weather Fax decoder thingie.

The 1989 Elektor version used an ADC0804 analogue to digital converter driving an UART (of sorts), whilst mine is using a PIC, which Has the A2D and the UART built in.

Whether it'll work, is entirely another matter...