Answer:
Using the shortcut keys Alt+O+R+A
Using Home/Cells/Format/Auto Fit Row Height
Double-clicking the bottom of the row number box
Explanation:
The excess row height could be resulted, if you set a row height manually. It can be fixed by some shortcut, or using the functions available in the Tabs.
You can fix this by Entering a short key of Alt+O+R+A. It will automatically adjust you row height according to format and data in the specific row.
Use Pathway of Home/Cells/Format/Auto Fit Row Height to adjust the height of the row according to format and data in the specific row.
You can also adjust the row height by Double clicking the bottom of the number box of the row.
Answer:
The answer is: Income statement
Explanation:
As she wants to get information on sales and costs, the Income statement is the statement that she should looking for. With the Balance sheet statement, it only shows information on the financial position reporting the firm's assets, liabilities and owner's equity at a specific point in time rather than the sales and costs firgures during the reporting period.
Furthermore, she should opt for Income statement rather than the common-size income statement because the common-size income statement hardly illustrates any trend during the recent years/ reporting periods, instead, it is only shown each revenue and cost items as percentage of total sales in a specific period.
In the income statement, there should be enough information for the new CFO to find trends on revenues and costs (if any) because the revenue and cost items is detailed enough and at least it should be given the comparision between sales & costs of the reporting period versus the firgures of the previous reporting period.
D: because it can't be C, B, A or because they have their own definition
Answer:
$53
Explanation:
Call option is $3
Exercise price is $50
The stock is currently priced at $49
It rises to $55 on the expiration date
Therefore the cost price at which the speculator will break even can be calculated as follows
= ($50-$3)+($55-$49)
= $47 + $6
= $53
Answer and Explanation:
The journal entry to record the investment of Bloom is as follows:
Cash Dr $2,000
To Capital $2,000
(Being the investment is recorded)
Here the cash is debited as it increased the asset and capital is credited as it also increased the equity
