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Highlight Excel list values when they change
If your Excel lists repeats values and you need help finding changes, try this easy conditional format.
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Add frequently used tables to Word's Quick Tables gallery
Reduce repetitive tasks and add frequently used tables to Word's Quick Tables gallery for quick retrieval.
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Display multiple subtotaling functions in Excel
There's more to Excel's Subtotal feature than you might realize. You can add multiple subtotaling functions to the same row, and you can add multiple rows.
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Two dynamic chart enhancements using Excel
These two Excel chart enhancements are easy to implement and will improve readability.
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10+ tips for working with Excel's Subtotal feature
Excel's Subtotal feature can save you tons of time, especially if you know a few efficiency tricks.
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Four things I learned from readers in 2012
Susan Sales Harkins shares a few Microsoft Office tricks she learned from TechRepublic readers during 2012.
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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.
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Use a keyboard shortcut to quickly apply any Word style
Bypass Word's busy Styles gallery by using this easy-to-implement keyboard trick to apply styles.