January 6, 2020
Categorized in: Word
Diagrams, pictures, charts and graphs can clarify your message, support your case and help visual learners to understand the information. Here is how to get them in there, make them look crisp and clear, and get them to stay put.
If you’re working with a “template” that seems to have every type of layout under the sun, but you only use a handful of them, click on the View tab in the Master Views group and choose Slide Master.
December 3, 2019
Categorized in: Word
Sometimes, it’s just easier to catch an error when you read aloud. If that’s not practical where you work, put on a pair of headphones, and click the Read Aloud button.
December 3, 2019
Categorized in: Excel
Have two spreadsheets that should be identical, but you want to make sure? Use the Inquire add-in in Excel.
PowerPoint has some clever built-in tools to help you deal with inevitable out-of-sync moments with grace and style.
October 7, 2019
Categorized in: Outlook
What kind of access do I need to manage someone else’s calendar? … My IT folks won’t let me set up a meeting with no end date. How can I override or work around this? … Can I export a task list from Outlook to Planner?
October 7, 2019
Categorized in: Excel
3 shortcuts for named ranges.
September 3, 2019
Categorized in: Word
Each time a document is changed and saved in either OneDrive or SharePoint, either by using the Save action or allowing AutoSave to do the job, another version of the document is created.
If you just copy data from Excel to PowerPoint, it will simply paste a table into PowerPoint that neither links it to the original data nor pastes an Excel object.
September 3, 2019
Categorized in: Outlook
Tips for moving, formatting and deleting messages.
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