If not, please feel free to delete this and accept my apology!

I apologize for the lengthy introduction, I didn't realize how the thoughts would start flowing once I started typing.

Saving floors (apologies for some reason it loads them sideways but they are upright on my laptop.)Master bath.

My apologies.

Apologies.

My apologies.

I know some will disagree with this so I apologize in advance.

Here's why (and apologies if this is too Excel geeky):If you do your own bookkeeping in something like QB, and can't easily import transactions, then entering them individually is a pain - especially with multiple cards/jobs, and if you want to track your expenditures at a more detailed level like Drywall, HVAC, framing, etc.Dumping the transactions to Excel allows you to pivot the data by data elements like Month, Job, Department, so that you can generate a summarized journal entry which can then be entered into QB once - you just need to keep the detailed data somewhere accessible for backup.Example:If I pivot my home depot detailed data for March 2015 I see that I had expenditures for one job for the following departments: BLDG.

I am not sure if it is too explicit for the site, I apologize if it is Josh.

Apologize for the total rookie qustion, but I never forsaw this opportunity coming my way and there fore have no idea how functionally how this would work.