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  FREE BILL TRACKER
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WHAT'S HERE
  Free-Bill-Tracker.xlsx
    Read Me   how to use it
    Bills     fifteen bills, each with its next due date, days until, due
              status, and monthly and annual cost

HOW TO USE IT
  1. Open the Bills tab and clear the as-of date at the top, so the sheet
     runs on today's date (it is pre-filled only so the example reads the
     same on any day).
  2. Type over the example bills with your own. Every active bill needs a
     name, amount, frequency and one real first due date.
  3. Read Next due and Due status. The total row adds up your active bills.

DUE STATUS
  Due today       the next due date is today (or your as-of date)
  Due soon        due within the window you set at the top of Bills
  Upcoming        due later than that
  Not active      Paused, Canceled or Considering; left out of the totals
  Needs details   an active bill missing its amount, frequency or first
                  due date
  Duplicate name  the same bill name is on two rows
  A row with no bill name shows no status, but its amount still counts in
  the totals - give every row a name.
  Next due moves on once a date passes; the sheet does not record payments,
  so it will not flag an unpaid bill.

WORKS IN
  Excel or LibreOffice. For Google Sheets, open a blank sheet, then
  File > Import > Upload this file, and choose Replace spreadsheet.

THE EXAMPLE HOUSEHOLD
  15 bills, about $4,558.08 a month ($54,697.00 a year),
  counting a regular transfer to savings.
  Every name, payee and amount is invented for illustration.

WANT THE NEXT STEP?
  The full Bill Tracker answers the next question: which paycheck covers each
  bill, and will your balance dip below your cushion before payday? It adds:
    - Paycheck Planner: which paycheck pays which bill, and what is left after
    - Cash-flow Forecast: a 90-day running balance with its low point
    - Payment Log: on-time vs late, from the payments you record
    - Sinking Funds: a monthly set-aside for non-monthly bills
    - Price Watch: price-increase tracking
    - Calendar and Year at a Glance: a month view and a year grid
    - Dashboard: a one-page summary
  https://www.ardentworkshop.com/products/bill-tracker-excel/?utm_source=product_file&utm_medium=product&utm_campaign=bill-tracker&utm_content=lite-txt

Not financial advice. The example household is fictional.
Free to use; please don't resell or redistribute.