How to Create Tables in Microsoft Excel 2013
Thursday, June 27 2013
Excel can store information in tables. An Excel table is information stored in a table format and defined as being a table within Excel. When you store information in a table format, you place the different types of information that you want to collect in columns, which are called “fields” in database terminology. Each “field”
- Published in Excel 2013, Latest, Microsoft, Office 2013
Managerial Accounting- Overview of Cost Behavior
Wednesday, June 26 2013
Cost behavior analysis is the study of how certain costs behave in a business. Understanding cost behavior is crucial for managers so they can control costs effectively. In this post, we will give a brief overview of cost behavior and the different types of costs a manager can analyze. More information can be found on
- Published in Latest, Small Business Accounting
Adobe’s Subscription Only Software Gets Hacked a Few Days After Release
Monday, June 24 2013
Adobe has been in tech news a lot lately due to changes with their software. In the past 6 months, Adobe made the decision to no longer sell perpetual software licenses. Also, Adobe released and began heavily marketing their subscription only software service- Creative Cloud. Adobe’s CEO has given many reasons for this switch- innovation,
How to Control Junk/Spam Email in Microsoft Outlook 2013
Friday, June 21 2013
Click here for the complete Oulook tutorial Junk Email is any email that is unwanted by the receiver. It is usually sent in mass quantities to users and contains either unwanted advertising, viruses, spam, malware, phishing websites, or other potentially harmful information. It’s important that all users understand how
- Published in Latest, Outlook 2013
Small Business Accounting- Debits and Credits
Thursday, June 20 2013
In accounting, T-accounts are used to track economic activity within the business. A T-account is an individual record of an increase/decrease in an asset, liability, stockholder’s equity, revenue, or expense. Each T-account consists of three parts: the title of the account, a debit, and a credit. A debit is the left side of the account.
- Published in Latest, Small Business Accounting








