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The Pv Function- Excel for Lawyers Tutorial and Video Lesson

Friday, August 30 2019 by Joseph Brownell
The Pv Function- Excel for Lawyers Tutorial: A picture of a user creating a formula that uses the Pv function in Excel.
The Pv Function: Overview             This lesson shows you how to use the Pv function in Excel. Most of the functions that a lawyer needs to know assist them in business and financial computations. You can use these functions to help both the law firm as well as its clients.
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The Fv Function- Excel for Lawyers Tutorial

Thursday, August 29 2019 by Joseph Brownell
The Fv Function- Excel for Lawyers Tutorial: A picture of the Fv function being used in Excel.
The Fv Function: Overview             The Fv function assists you in determining the future value of an investment based on periodic but constant payments with a constant interest rate. The future value is the total amount that a series of payments will be worth at a specified future time. For example, if you saved $100
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The DROP Statement in SQL – Tutorial

Thursday, July 14 2016 by Joseph Brownell
The DROP Statement in SQL - Tutorial: A picture of the general syntax of the DROP DATABASE, DROP TABLE, and TRUNCATE TABLE commands in SQL.
The DROP Statement in SQL: Overview             You use the DROP statement in SQL to delete created database objects. You can use the DROP statement in SQL to delete databases, tables and indexes. You can also use the DROP statement in SQL in conjunction with the ALTER TABLE statement to delete fields
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NULL Values in SQL – Tutorial

Tuesday, April 12 2016 by Joseph Brownell
NULL Values in SQL - Tutorial: A picture of the main bullet points of the lesson on NULL values in SQL.
NULL Values in SQL: Overview             When creating tables in SQL, you will need to deal with NULL values in SQL. A NULL value is a value that is unknown. These values can occur within database tables when a user who is performing data entry skips entering a value into a field. When a value
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Transitions in CSS3- Tutorial

Thursday, December 03 2015 by Joseph Brownell
Transitions in CSS3- Tutorial: A picture of a transition in CSS3 that is used to change the appearance of a DIV tag in an HTML5 page.
Transitions in CSS3: Overview             Transitions in CSS3 allow you to change the state of an element, over a specific time, without having to use any other programs like Flash or JavaScript. For example, you can change the width of an element when a user hovers over it. Transitions are heavily dependent on the timing
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The UPDATE Statement in SQL- Tutorial

Wednesday, October 28 2015 by Joseph Brownell
The UPDATE Statement in SQL- Tutorial: A picture of the core SQL of the UPDATE statement in SQL.
The UPDATE Statement in SQL: Overview             After you have data within the tables in your database, you will often need to update those records. SQL uses the UPDATE statement to update field data within specified records in a table. The core SQL of the UPDATE statement is shown below. Note that the “table_name” parameter
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Add an Image to a Webpage in HTML5- Tutorial

Wednesday, October 07 2015 by Joseph Brownell
Add an Image to a Webpage in HTML5- Tutorial: A picture of an image shown within an HTML5 webpage.
Add an Image to a Webpage in HTML5: Overview             Images are a terrific way to add interest to your webpage and come in different forms such as photographs and graphics. There are many different file types used for images in webpages, the most common being JPEG, GIF and PNG. It is important to understand
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The SELECT Statement in SQL- Tutorial

Monday, September 21 2015 by Joseph Brownell
The SELECT Statement in SQL- Tutorial: A picture of the SELECT statement syntax in SQL.
The SELECT Statement in SQL: Overview             You use the SELECT statement in SQL to choose specific records to view from a table, or from related tables, within a temporary table called a result set. We will start the examination of the SELECT statement by looking at the SELECT statement in its simplest form when
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