We are now past the Christmas holidays and the Jewish holidays, etc. It is bitterly cold where I live and I really, really do not like that at all. But what can you do? I make hearty food, sew, knit, and read. Oh yes, I do take great pleasure in feeding the birds and the
Following up on last month’s shortcuts: Keyword 1 NOT keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 but not keyword 2 Keyword 1 OR keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 or keyword 2 “Keyword 1” – Will result with the exact phrase “keyword 1” (Keyword1keyword2) – Will result with keyword 1 and keyword
It just makes sense to work as efficiently in your Excel worksheet as you can. One way to do that is using drop-down lists. Using a drop-down list will allow users to select an item from a list that you have created. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open a new worksheet and key
So now that you have your form just about finished it is time to think about protection for it right? Protection means that you can limit how much or how little users can edit for format your form. We do this by using the Restrict Editing command. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open
Ok, so now we have covered a couple of topics regarding forms and controls in Word 365 so today we will learn how to use a Data Picker in Word Controls! The Date Picker control works the same as any date picker you may have used previously, which basically means that when you click on
Ok, I think we left off in a previous post (Forms and More in Word) with Building Block controls. So now we are going to build on that and learn how to use Combo Boxes in our Controls. Using Combo Boxes allows your user to choose from a list of selections provided by you or
You can take your documents from good to spectacular very easily in Word 365. Let’s start with forms. Suppose you want to create a form that your users/readers can inset information into. You would start with a template or document and then add something called content controls. (i.e., check boxes, text boxes, date pickers, drop-down
As promised, below are more lovely shortcuts! Windows + E – Opens File Explorer CTRL + F or CTRL + E or CTRL + F3 – Will place your pointer in your search bar CTRL + L or Alt + D – Places your pointer in your address bar Up Arrow – Selects result above
It is finally getting rather chilly in my neck of the woods. I confess I look like a very old lady wearing my wool, hand felted hat when I take the trek to get the newspaper in the morning. I think I am at the age now that I simply couldn’t give a fig less
These shortcuts will narrow down your local Cortana searches: Apps – Search with Apps Documents – Search within Documents Videos – Search within Videos Music – Search within Music Settings – Search within Settings Photos: Search within Photos Mail – Search within your Outlook email inbox People – Search within People Don’t worry. If you
