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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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Five free Microsoft Project alternatives
If you're supporting a small organization with an even smaller budget, consider one of these free software management solutions.
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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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10 new Excel 2013 functions that can save you time
Excel 2013 includes a number of new functions designed to help you work more efficiently.
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10 steps to creating inline numbering in a Word document
Setting up numbering within your text requires a little ingenuity. The trick is to take advantage of Word's SEQ field.
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Understand how section breaks control formatting in Word
Learn how to use Word's section breaks to control a document's formatting.
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Excel troubleshooting challenge: Why is C4 returning FALSE?
Can you figure out why why a seemingly perfect IF() function returns the wrong result?
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10 reasons to use Excel's table object
Excel tables offer several advantages over data ranges. Here's a look at some of the handy things tables enable you to do.
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Three Excel solutions for questions asked by readers
TechRepublic members ask many questions about Excel. Susan Sales Harkins answers three of those questions.
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10+ things that are missing from Excel 2013
Excel 2013 has jettisoned some familiar features - like saved workspaces, fax templates, and various chart options. Here's a rundown of what's gone.
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Two ways to undo Word's automatic list indent
Want a numbered list but no automatic indents? Learn two ways to work around Word's automatic list indent.
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Be more efficient with Word 2013's new table features
Save some time by learning and applying Word 2013's new table features.
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10 things that are missing from Outlook 2013
Microsoft removed quite a few tools and features from the latest version of Outlook. Do you miss them?
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Use this Excel quick fill handle trick to insert partial rows and columns
Learn the many ways to insert entire and partial rows and columns in Excel, including a fill handle method.
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Use Word's StyleRef field to efficiently reuse text
Use Word's STYLEREF field to create dynamic links that more efficiently reuse text.
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Use SUMIFS() to sum by multiple conditions in Excel
Excel's SUMIF() lets you sum values, conditionally. It's new sibling, SUMIFS() lets you sum values by multiple conditions.
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Build dynamic charts in Excel
Users will appreciate an Excel chart that updates right before their eyes.
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Use EDATE() and relative addressing to create a quick date matrix in Excel
With a little planning, you can create an easy-to-implement date matrix in Microsoft Excel.
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10 things that are hard to find (or gone altogether) in Office 2013
Is Office 2013 hiding the tools and options you rely on? Here are some features that have been reshuffled -- or removed.
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Quick Tip: Flip text for a mirror image in Word
Use these simple techniques to get a mirror image of text in Microsoft Word.
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A couple of time-saving autofill shortcuts for Excel
Learn these autofill tricks to work more efficiently with recurring data in Excel.
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Three Outlook Calendar defaults you can have your way
Don't work harder than you need to. Change Outlook Calendar's defaults to suit your working habits.
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Build a simple timesheet in Excel
Excel makes it easy to set up a system for tracking time. Follow these steps to create your own or download our sample timesheet template and customize it to fit your needs.
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10 tips for working with Word columns
One of the simplest ways to make a page more attractive and easy to read is to place the text in columns.
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Excel 2013 Flash Fill anticipates needs on the fly
Put aside earlier list features and let Excel 2013's Flash Fill interpret your needs and complete the task.