Anyone interested in appraisal forms in Excel?

[George Hatch]

Okay, I've sent this out to a couple people already and I'm awaiting feedback so I can identify/fix any errors. If some of you guys would participate in the debug I'd much appreciate it.

 

[AL LLANOS]

So far I've only played with it a little bit, and so far so good. Thank you very much Mr Hatch!!

 

[Tan V. Nguyen]

Please send me a copy

I would like to participate and contribute my tiem and effort...
email :

tan (.) nguyen at gmail (.) com

 

[George Hatch]

Too late, I've already got it into distribution mode.


http://appraisersforum.com/showthread.php?t=150125

 

[EDWARD BERRY]

TO BUSY TO TELL MUCH,

EXCEPT, FOR THOSE THAT DO NOT HAVE Excel, IT LOADED UP NICELY IN OPEN OFFICE.
A PRETTY GOOD FREE CLONE.
MORE LATER-ARKIE ED

 

[Su Long]

This is what I came up with, take a look

I just caught on to this thread. I haven't had the time to look at everyone's forms, but this is what I came up with.

 

[Bill William]

Excel

Does anyone know of a free download for a spreadsheet for comparables to make adjustments? I do all my matched paired comparable adjustments by hand. I need a better way to track and save my work. Any ideas are welcome! Thanks

 

[Su Long]

I don't know about matched paired comparable adjustments (the calculation by which you determine the value/unit of the adjustment), but check out the .pdf in my reply just above yours, "Excel USPAP Example", for an adjustment calculator in Excel. The items in blue are input items (subject info, comp info, adustment value/unit) and the adjustments show up on the last page.

 

[Bill William]

Bruintriton, your Excel program looks good, not what I was looking for but looks like you put alot of time and effort into it.