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Compare lists for common values in Excel
Use a built-in rule or a formula rule to compare two lists of Excel values.
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July's mailbag: Microsoft Office upgrade angst
Susan Sales Harkins helps a couple of readers find features they thought they'd lost after upgrading Microsoft Office.
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10 cool new charting features in Excel 2013
Excel 2013 includes a healthy assortment of new charting features that will save you a lot of time and help you produce better results.
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Add flexibility with PowerPoint 2013's improved Presenter View
Put PowerPoint 2013 Presenter View's flexibility into your presenter's bag of tricks.
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Analyze data instantly with Excel 2013's Quick Analysis
Excel 2013's new Quick Analysis tool gives quick access and contextual choices for analyzing your data.
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Use this 3D reference technique to summarize a set of Excel worksheets
Summarizing multiple Excel worksheets can be accomplished several ways, but Susan Harkins has a clever alternative to show you.
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Two ways to get your next PowerPoint presentation under way quickly
Learn two ways to reduce your start up work when creating a new PowerPoint presentation.
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Create an Excel data table to compare multiple results
Suppose you want to view multiple possibilities within an Excel calculation. The answer is to create a data table.
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Two easy ways to customize the ribbon interface
If the ribbon doesn't provide easy access to the options you use the most, put them on the QAT or add a new group to the ribbon.
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The ten most popular Office tips of 2012
Susan Harkins lists ten of 2012's most popular Office tips published in the Windows and Office Blog, and the now inactive Office Blog.