Entries by Bonnie Biafore

Analyzing Profit and Loss with QuickBooks Classes

July 15, 2018 in /by

QuickBooks classes are ideal when you need to analyze finances across accounts, income, expenses, customers, jobs, vendors. Classes help you track financial results by categories such as business unit, location, partner, or item. Classes can span time and items, too, because you assign a class to individual transactions (such as checks, bills, sales receipts, and invoices) as well as to specific line items on invoices or bills.

Taming a Crazy To-do List

February 8, 2018 /1 Comment/in /by

No matter how carefully I manage my workload, I end up buried with to-dos every so often. If you’re like me, an overwhelming to-do list could make you freeze up and not get anything done. My solution is time-management heresy!

Outlook Rules Rule

April 5, 2016 in /by

Once you’re spoiled by Outlook rules, you won’t want to work without them. If you get a new computer or use Outlook on a desktop and laptop computer, you can move your rules from one computer to another.

Type Faster with AutoCorrect

April 5, 2015 /3 Comments/in , /by

Does your brain produce words faster than your fingers can type? Are you tired of correcting your fat-fingered typos? Microsoft Office AutoCorrect not only fixes typing mistakes. You can take the tedium out of typing by building shortcuts for long words of phrases into AutoCorrect.

Working with Multiple Project Baselines

March 24, 2014 in /by

I wrote a guest post about multiple project baselines for Erick Van Hurck’s blog, The Project Corner.
A baseline is the key to staying on top of where your project is compared to where it should be. What can you do with Project’s baselines? And how do you view them when you have more than one?