Shipping weight calculations:  extended shipping weight for each Item on a QuickBooks form, subtotaled shipping weight for different sections of the form, and total shipping weight. Demonstrates:

• Calculating a column from two other columns
• Nested subtotals within a column
• Column total
   

Billable hours for professional services:  total billable hours invoiced, with separate subtotals for services rendered by different members of the firm. Demonstrates:

• Nested subtotals within a column
• Column total
• Totaling only part of a form
• Showing results in the Description column
   

Packing Slip summary:  (Clothing wholesaler example.) Summarize sizes and colors of Items on a Packing Slip, by enumerating all sizes and colors in the order and providing a count for each one. Demonstrates:

• Extended count of unique entries in a column
• Custom text in the Description field
• Getting extended count "subtotals" on different parts of a form
   

Automatic labor calculation on an Estimate:  (Landscaping business example.) Two approaches for automatically estimating labor requirements on the QuickBooks Estimate form, based on the Items to be installed--in this example, the items are shrubs, flowers, sod, and other landscaping materials. Demonstrates:

• Extended total for two columns on a form
• Calculating a column from two other columns
• Column total
  

Currency exchange rate calculations:  (Importer example.) Show amounts on sales receipts/invoices in two currencies, both on individual lines and as a grand total. Demonstrates:

• Calculating a column from one other column and a fixed value (the exchange rate)
• Column total
  

Split Invoicing to Different Parties:  (Farm chemical application business example.) How to invoice different parties to a transaction for different percentages of the transaction total. Example also shows other intermediate calculations which contribute to the billed amount on each item line. Demonstrates:

• Calculating a column from two other columns
• Using a FormCalc-calculated column in a second FormCalc formula (proper calculation order is handled automatically by FormCalc, just as in a spreadsheet)