Sheri Graves

Whether you work at an accounting firm, a marketing company, an auto dealership, a school attendance office, a manufacturing plant’s human resources department, or an office associated with city, county, state or federal government, chances are, you’ll be called upon to use and learn Excel.

Excel is perhaps the most important computer software program used in the workplace today. That’s why so many workers and prospective employees are required to learn Excel in order to enter or remain in the workplace.

You're the kind of person who prefers a hands-on approach to investments. You like to choose your own stocks, bonds and mutual funds. You like to do all of the record keeping yourself in the privacy of your own home. For these reasons, you've chosen Intuit® Quicken as your investment software. But, oops! You've discovered Quicken can make you crazy once your investments go beyond stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Here are some tips to make your life easier.