Susan Harkins

The busier a Microsoft Excel workbook is the more ways you need to get around in it. Check out these shortcuts to help you move between sheets.

Use hidden text to hide content you’d otherwise have to put in another Microsoft Word document.

You don’t need a complex expression to add conditional formatting to a filtered PivotTable in Microsoft Excel.

Microsoft Power BI uses measures the same way Microsoft Excel uses functions. Learn how to recognize them in use and how to manipulate them when you want something different.

You might know how to use Microsoft Flash Fill to create new content, but you might not know that you can use this feature to parse characters across several rows.

Page numbers serve an important function in your Microsoft Word documents, but they can be a bit boring. If you’d like to draw attention to page numbers, try adding color and graphics.

Knowing how many days you’ve allotted to a project is important, but once you’re into the project, knowing how many days remain might be more important.

Microsoft Word’s content controls make it easier than ever to use dependent controls in your templates to update content all at once.

Try this easy-to-implement Microsoft Excel chart to keep you and your team members on track.

Find out what you need to have Microsoft Power BI reports online for viewing within minutes.

Don’t forget important meetings or tasks — send yourself an email reminder using Microsoft Power Automate.

It’s easy to add slide numbers to a presentation, but you can also remove those numbers from specific slides.