Most of us are aware of the Undo command in MS Office. Boy! It can really save your bacon when you have somehow managed to foul up something in the Office application you are using. Jensen Harris, who is highly placed in the MS Office User Experience Team says that Undo is the fourth-most used
Most of you are familiar with the AutoSum feature in MS Excel and find it very handy indeed. All you have to do is click that icon on your toolbar and bingo! your formula for the sum of a data range is located just above whatever cell you have selected. I know that there are
You have created the perfect table in MS Word and now you have to put it into MS Excel. You have tried copying and pasting but all of the pretty formatting is gone and it doesn’t fit right and it really looks a mess! What do you do now? Well, this is quick and easy
We all know the basic ways of navigating through a document in MS Word using the Page Up, Page Down, Home, End, and Arrow keys right? If I have done my job properly, you should be nodding yes right now. I am assuming that you all also know that the left and right arrow keys
MS Excel in this latest version, has some very easy browsing techniques. Having said that, suppose you aren’t exactly sure what you are looking for? Suppose you know what you need but can’t remember the name of the formula? It is easy to become aggravated under these circumstances. Surely there must be a quicker way
As you may have noticed, I do tend to try and save time and keystrokes most of the time and in that pursuit I am always looking for keyboard shortcuts to use. I have found a couple that I think are very useful and very cool and I am going to share them with you.
How often have you spent a load of time resizing your pictures so that they will fit perfectly in the space where you wanted them? I am sure that you have fiddled with them only to find that they just didn’t look right any longer because they are now distorted. Now what? How do you
Most of you already know that you can use your mouse to select a range of cells by depressing the left mouse button and holding it and dragging the mouse to make your selection. How about if I told you and even quicker and easier method? I thought that would make you happy! Follow the
Not everyone who uses MS Excel is a Power User. Everyone has to start someplace though and sometimes all those icons on the toolbar are a bit overwhelming. Sometimes you will find that you have been using MS Excel for months and it has never occurred to you to see what those icons do so
A reader recently wrote to me and inquired about having the month and day of a date staying together in a document. In other words, he didn’t want the word “February” to be at the end of one line and 14 be at the beginning of the next line. He said that he knew that
