Discussion:How to find forms by the name?
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| + | {{ForumReplyPost|UserID=Toby Joplin|Date=9 February 2006|Text=Speaking only for the Lacerte Tax program, you can use the Find feature to locate input fields. You can search for 1) an input field based on the description, 2) the input for a form based on the form number or, 3) User-entered text. This is a nice little tool in the Lacerte program. Option 1) would probably give you what you need.}} | ||
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> How to find forms by the name?
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| You know you need , Lets say: Moving expenses, "Injured Spouse", or others
And your software let you reach the form just if you know the number: 8379, 88 something, or whatever. Question??::: How you find the number of the form? | |
Toby Joplin (talk|edits) said: | 9 February 2006 |
| Speaking only for the Lacerte Tax program, you can use the Find feature to locate input fields. You can search for 1) an input field based on the description, 2) the input for a form based on the form number or, 3) User-entered text. This is a nice little tool in the Lacerte program. Option 1) would probably give you what you need. | |
