In today’s post you will learn how to create a report using the Report Wizard. I like the sound of that; don’t you? I mean who wouldn’t like to have a wizard around to do things you don’t necessarily know how to do or are afraid to try? And the good news is that you
Everyone knows that I love saving time and keystrokes. Why wouldn’t you like to do that as well? So below you will find some time saving Outlook shortcuts. Want to insert a hyperlink on a selection of your text? Simply click CTRL + K Need to align text? CTRL + L will align left CTRL
I love it when Microsoft Office applications work together to make my life that much easier. You may already be using this method, but if you are not, then you should definitely try it so you can make your life easier as well. Follow the steps below to learn how: Open your Word document. Click
You can use the Label Wizard to create labels for a wide variety of standard label sizes, and it is really quick and easy. You all know I love to save time and keystrokes! Follow the steps below to learn how: In the Navigation pane, open your table that will be the source for your
There can be many reasons why you may want a report when using Access. In this post I am going to tell you how to create the easiest report you can. It may not be fancy or finished looking, but it also will not prompt you for information. Why then am I telling you about
Ever have a need to create a chart in Word? I know when I was in the working world, there were many, many times I was requested to do so. The first time I panicked but once I learned how it was a piece of case. Having said that, you can make a chart in
3D? Really? You can do that in Excel??? Why yes, you certainly can. It is a three dimensional map that allows you to view your information in newer, more modern ways. So why would you want to use this? Well there are more than one answer to this question. See some of them below: Map
OK, you know what data you want to use in your table, and you think you have all your formatting in place. So now you start to input your data and you find that event though the height of your table seems correct and pleasing to the eye, your rows look funny. Hmm, how to
Alas summer is winding down and soon the kiddos will be back to school, the leaves will be falling and I will be fretting about big family holiday meals and celebrations. Yes, I fret, but I also love doing all of it. I have been having my granddaughters for the day once a week this
So we have covered all the ways to open a document in Word, and now it is just fitting that we cover the ways to close documents. This is much, much shorter and easier. Follow the steps below: Click the Close button (i.e., the X in the upper-right corner of your window). Only your document
