Setting identical animations multiple times on a slide is a pain… If you agree, then you’ll want to take a look at this tip on how to avoid all the repetitious work. Continue reading
Setting identical animations multiple times on a slide is a pain… If you agree, then you’ll want to take a look at this tip on how to avoid all the repetitious work. Continue reading
Reach virtually any command in MS Excel with this incredibly quick keyboard shortcut! Continue reading
We’ve all done it… created an awesome presentation and found that when finished that the file size was huge!
While disk space my not be a huge issue for you, these monstrous files can be a pain to move from place to place.
Numerous pictures in a presentation will definitely inflate the file size, but the concept of
Here’s a tip for those of you who have fought with MS Word to keep certain lines of text together… tired of using things like page breaks and blank lines to force the issue? Then here’s the tip for you! Continue reading
It happens to all of us – we’re working on a spread sheet and we find that we need to calculate something but we just want to quickly get the information we need without all the formula writing nonsense. Thank goodness there’s a calculator! Continue reading
I find that often I will cover objects on my presentation slides so that the animations or whatever will work correctly. However, when I need to select those hidden items, it can be quite a painful experience. There is an easier way, and it’s right here! Continue reading
Sometimes you’ve got a placeholder in your presentation that contains a SmartArt, table, text or whatever that you want to use elsewhere. The problem is that when you copy then paste the item it shows up in the other program a total mess! Learn the easy way with this tip! Continue reading
Most Excel users know that if you have data in a cell you can use the fill handle to increase the selected cell range down a column or across a row. Well, what if that range is more than one? April explores. Continue reading
With the release of Excel 2010 we have another quick, easy-to-use and powerful tool to take a graphic look at the trend found in a set of data… Sparklines. Continue reading
By now we’ve all found the Format as Table button on the Home tab of the Ribbon will take a range of selected cells in turn them into an easily and beautifully formatted table, but did you know there’s an easier way? Continue reading