|  | Pain, Quentin / Bradforth, David / Taylor, John
Home Accountz For Dummies
 2. Edition October 2012
23.90 Euro
2012. 312 Pages, Softcover
ISBN 978-1-119-96892-4 - John Wiley & Sons
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Take control of your home accounting!
Accounting from home can be a difficult task--but not an impossible one with the right tools. Home Accountz For Dummies shows you exactly how to use the UK's number one home finance software to look after household expenditures and effectively budget for a positive future. Author Quentin Pain shows you the ins and outs of managing your money with Home Accountz and this easy-to-understand book provides you with the tools you need to predict future financial capabilities.
* Explains installation, setup, creating accounts, and connecting to banks
* Teaches you how to effectively understand accounts, import data from other software, and set up budgets
* Explores importing data from software such as Microsoft Money, Quicken, or spreadsheets
* Covers dealing with transactions in foreign currencies
* Addresses setting up automatic transactions
* Shows how to watch where your money goes with customizable reports
Home Accountz For Dummies is a fun, easy to use guide that takes the chore out of home accounting and puts you in control of your money.
From the contents
Introduction 1
Part I: The Big Picture 5
Chapter 1: Accounting for Your Finances 7
Chapter 2: Getting Started with Home Accountz 13
Chapter 3: Simplifying Your Accounts with the eaZy Button 27
Chapter 4: Backing Up and Filing 49
Chapter 5: Using Tools to Keep Track of Your Finances 61
Chapter 6: Confi guring Home Accountz 73
Part II: Setting Up Your Accounts 91
Chapter 7: Coming to Grips with Home Accountz 93
Chapter 8: Changing Your Accounts Structure 103
Chapter 9: Importing from Other Programs 113
Part III: Exploring Transactions 123
Chapter 10: Recording Transactions with Templates 125
Chapter 11: Going International with Foreign Currencies 135
Chapter 12: Working with Your Data143
Chapter 13: Working with Automated Transactions 155
Part IV: Managing Your Money 167
Chapter 14: Using Views and Tables 169
Chapter 15: Visualizing Your Information with Graphs and Charts 177
Chapter 16: Exporting and Printing Reports and Charts 187
Chapter 17: Creating Report Designs with the Documents Component 195
Chapter 18: Keeping Track of Your Finances 211
Part V: The Part of Tens 219
Chapter 19: Ten Most Confusing Home Accounting Terms 221
Chapter 20: Ten Solutions to Home Accountz Problems227
Chapter 21: Ten (or So) Ways to Use Rapid Data Entry Effectively 237
Chapter 22: Ten Tips for Setting Up Your Budgets and Sticking to Them 243
Appendix: Glossary of Accounting Terms 251
Index 273
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