To follow along, type data into cells as shown in A1:D5 (or enter your own list where a word appears more than once). The following example builds a formula to count the number of times the word apple is in a list. You start at the top of the Formula Builder and work your way down to put a finished cell formula into an empty cell. If you would like some feedback about whether turning on FileVault is right for you, call Jamie at 50.Excel’s Formula Builder in Office 2011 for Mac is a tool in Toolbox designed to help you build cell formulas. Taking this precaution will be much more effective than locking down your entire Mac just in case some bad guy steals your computer…who is smart enough to know how to use Quicken to take money out of your bank account. But it does mean that you’ve allowed access to anyone with your computer.Ī better solution than turning on FileVault is to password protect your Quicken file with a password that you didn’t use anywhere else, that is not related to any personal information, and is not written down in the same room as your computer. This is great so that you no longer need to pay the bill online and then enter the transaction in Quicken as well. The reason Quicken suggests turning on FileVault is that one of the new Mac features is the ability to pay bills from within Quicken, pushing your payments out to your bank. If it’s just your Quicken, that may not be enough to justify using encryption. Turning on File Vault is the right thing to do if most of the contents of your computer shouldn’t be seen by others. As a home tech support people, we’ve seen it cause more problems than it solves. There will be other repercussions down the line, other unforseen circumstances. One consequence to turning on File Vault is that it slows down your machine because it constantly has to encrypt everything it saves. I’ve heard that recently Apple has taken steps so that users won’t lose complete access to their computers, but I haven’t seen it in action yet. If you enable FileVault, and you forget the password, you can’t decrypt your hard drive. This is not an Apple message! And I wish Quicken didn’t think it was a good idea. When I opened it for the first time tonight, I got this popup: I just upgraded my Quicken for Mac software to 2016 I use it for my personal expenses.
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