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Consumers have plenty of choices when it comes to personal-finance software. There is a range of products with features designed to help you plan budgets and pay bills. One popular personal-finance program is AceMoney. It's relatively easy to use ... more »
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Jet Reports is a reporting solution that utilizes the power and functionality of Microsoft Excel. It can acquire data from many leading business applications like Navision, SAP and Oracle. Since most businesses use Excel as their spreadsheet ... more »
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Making regular backups of your QuickBooks data is an important task. This article will show you how to make a local backup of your QuickBooks company file... more »
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Depreciation is an accounting practice that has many approaches. The straight line method is the most common, but there are cases where companies want to depreciate an item at a much faster rate. This method is called the double-declining ... more »
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There’s no way around it: If you want to add interactivity to your Excel VBA programs, you have to use input boxes. Input boxes request and store data from users--and here's how you create one... more »
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Whether you want to write and print checks with a few mouse clicks or spend some money on paperless banking, a checkbook and financial program will save you considerable time. Various versions of Intuit's Quicken and Microsoft Money dominate the ... more »
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You can transfer Quicken to another computer if you want to upgrade your system or work on two different computers. Moving your files along with the program, however, takes some planning, but it can be done by following a few steps and using a ... more »
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Oracle XML Publisher is a component of the Oracle eBusiness Suite. It's a Java-based reporting tool that works on the concept of maintaining data and presentation separately until they are ready to be merged and presented in an unified way to the ... more »
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The For Next loop is one of the most useful loops in Excel VBA. It allows you to run the same code a specific number of times--and it's easy to learn... more »
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Importing bank statements into Quicken is a great way to keep track of your income and expenses without having to enter all the information manually. Most banks now deal with online financial management, making it easy for their clients to view ... more »
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In programming, a function is a small program that receives and manipulates data, returning a result in the process. And Microsoft Excel has plenty of built-in functions, such as SUM, COUNT and MAX. But did you know you can create your own ... more »
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In my recent article, How to Create a Simple Macro In Excel, I outlined the steps to automate a repetitive task. The problem is, sometimes it is hard to recall the key that you set up to activate it. This article shows how to create a new button ... more »
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Quicken makes it convenient to balance your checkbook from your computer. You can actually create checks using your Quicken program as well, though it's unknown to many people. You'll never have to handwrite checks again. Just create, write and ... more »
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MoneyDance is financial software created specifically for Linux users, although the program also works in other operating systems, including Windows and Mac OS X. The program can be transferred between operating systems without losing any of the ... more »
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If you want to master Excel VBA programming, you must master the Do While loop. The Do While loop allows you to repeat code only if certain conditions are true. And without this powerful piece of syntax, most complex VBA programs wouldn’t be ... more »
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Accounting software comes in a variety of flavors, from the extremely simple, such as Intuit Quicken and Microsoft Money, to extremely sophisticated, such as those from Goldmine or Peachtree. Both varieties of accounting software do a lot more ... more »
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Crystal Reports is a leading brand of reporting software. It's developed and marketed by Business Objects, Inc. With this software, you can create reports pulling in data from a wide variety of data sources. It provides a rich set of tools that ... more »
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Taxes are the bane of most everyone that has to file them. Preparing taxes does not have to be a confusing and nerve-racking event. QuickBooks is financial software that through a bit a practice and study can ease the burden of tax preparation... more »
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Fundraising organizations are mostly non-profit entities. Big or small, they use Raiser's Edge software to streamline their donor tracking processes. Raiser's Edge puts donor profiles, relationships and gifts into easily assimilated categories. ... more »
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Backing up files in Microsoft Money is essential if you ever want to restore lost information or go back to change a mistake. It's also important in order to preserve information if your computer ever crashes. Microsoft Money files can be backed ... more »
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Determining gross profits is a very important tool for a business. It can help to access the monetary needs of a new business, a growing business or a well-established business. Gross profit software can help a business to access their monetary ... more »
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One of the greatest things about Raiser's Edge is that it works with Microsoft Word to seamlessly create the letters you need. Just try it once and you'll be hooked. The functions of Raiser's Edge make fundraising management as easy as it can get... more »
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Are you frequently using the same value in your Microsoft Excel spreadsheet? If so, then it’s time to create a constant. A constant is a name that represents a value that doesn't change--and creating one is simple... more »
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This article describes how to perform a query in Microsoft based on Gender and Currency... more »
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"A picture is worth a thousand words" is a cliché. However, it's a cliché because it's true. Illustrated reports follow this old saying and present text, data and graphical elements in a form that makes these reports more meaningful and ... more »