Susan Harkins

Graphic reports share a lot of information quickly. If your organization uses Power BI, look for those stories in existing reports before you create them from scratch for Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

Microsoft Word’s page numbering feature is so powerful and flexible that it often confuses users. Knowing how to use Word’s four page-numbering fields will clarify most every usage.

Learn how to combine Microsoft Excel’s ROW() and ROUNDUP() functions to create a flexible serial function that returns groups of consecutive values.

There’s more than one method to multiply in Microsoft Excel, and one of them doesn’t require an expression.

Microsoft Excel’s Name box is a powerful tool for its size. Use it to move around, create range names and even enter functions.

Correcting Microsoft VBA code is easier if you understand what the basic error messages mean.

Adding chapter numbers to an existing chapter title is easy if you’re willing to modify the Microsoft Word style in use.

By subscribing to Google Calendar through Microsoft Outlook, you’ll easily be able to keep up with events and event updates in one location.

Sometimes the current Microsoft Excel data structure doesn’t match requirements of other users and software. Learn how to combine columnar values into a single cell using Microsoft Excel’s Power Query.

You can import a static snapshot of a Google calendar into Microsoft Outlook to avoid missing appointments or scheduling errors.

Microsoft Word doesn’t offer a quick click selection option for selecting and deleting pages. Use this VBA procedure to select a specific page and delete it.

When the subject warrants a little fun or surprise, try flipping pictures and text with transitions in Microsoft PowerPoint.