Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro – Instructions

Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro - Instructions: A picture of a user adding items to a Group item in QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Overview of How to Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro:             You can create Group items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro within the Item List. You can create Group items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro for items you may purchase individually but want to display as a single line item in a sales form. For instance,
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Aggregate Function Queries in Access – Instructions

A picture of a user creating an aggregate function query in Access.
Overview of Aggregate Function Queries in Access             Aggregate function queries in Access let you create summary queries that perform a mathematical function, called an “aggregate function,” on a field, based on groups of values found in another grouped query field or grouped query fields. These are usually shorter queries, often used for reporting.            
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Save Custom Reports in QuickBooks Online – Instructions

Save Custom Reports in QuickBooks Online - Instructions: A picture of a user saving a custom report in QuickBooks Online.
Save Custom Reports in QuickBooks Online: Overview             You can save custom reports in QuickBooks Online so you won’t need to recreate them again. To save custom reports in QuickBooks Online, click the “Save Customization” button in the upper-right corner of the standard report you customized. A drop-down menu then appears. Type a custom report
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Create a New Group in Outlook – Instructions

Create a New Group in Outlook - Instructions: A picture of a user creating a new group within the “Create Group” window in Outlook.
Create a New Group in Outlook: Overview             To create a new Group in Outlook, right-click the word “Groups” in the Folder Pane of Outlook. Then select the “New Group” command from the pop-up menu that appears. Alternatively, click the “New Items” drop-down in the “New” button group on the “Home” tab of the Ribbon
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Create a Contact Group in Outlook- Instructions

Create a Contact Group in Outlook - Instructions: A picture of the “Select Members” window within the “Contact Group” window in Outlook.
Create a Contact Group in Outlook: Overview             You can create a contact group in Outlook to email several contacts at once. Contact groups are handy for sending emails only to a selected group of people in your Contacts folder. Therefore, before you can create a contact group in Outlook, you must create the contacts
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Create a Team in Microsoft Teams – Instructions

Create a Team in Microsoft Teams - Instructions: A picture of a user creating a new team in Microsoft Teams from scratch.
Create a Team in Microsoft Teams: Overview             To create a team in Microsoft Teams from scratch, click the “Teams” button in the app bar. Then click the “Join or create a team” button at the bottom of the “Teams” pane. Next, click the “Create team” button that appears to the right. Then click the
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Leave a Group in Outlook – Instructions

Leave a Group in Outlook - Instructions: A picture of a user leaving a group in Outlook.
How to Leave a Group in Outlook             To leave a group in Outlook for which you are not the sole owner, select the name of the group in the Folder Pane in Outlook. Then click the “Group Settings” button in the “Group Name” button group (where “Group Name” is the name of your Group)
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Open a Group Calendar or Notebook in Outlook – Instructions

Open a Group Calendar or Notebook in Outlook - Instructions: A picture of a user opening a group calendar in Outlook.
Overview of How to Open a Group Calendar in Outlook             To open a group calendar in Outlook, select the name of the group in the Folder Pane in Outlook. Then click the “Calendar” button in the “Group Name” button group (where “Group Name” is the name of your Group) that appears on the “Home”
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