Susan Harkins

Data comes from all kinds of sources and Microsoft Power Query can you when you need to combine foreign data. It’s a bit easier than trying to do so in Microsoft Excel sometimes.

Don’t let important Microsoft Outlook email messages that need your attention today, slip through a crack. Near the end of the day, use a search folder that will show all the mail you received today.

When changing focus from one point to another in PowerPoint, use morph to add a bit of highlighting fun.

If moving paragraphs or whole sections of a Word document turns into a mess, try one of these four techniques.

Adding page numbers to a Word document is a simple task, but additional requirements can complicate things. Learn how to format the page numbers in a Word document’s front matter differently from the rest.

In Microsoft Excel, learn how to report time values by the hour using the underlying date serial value.

Not all sort tasks in Microsoft Excel begin with the characters to the left, but getting around that issue is easier than you think. Susan Harkins shows you how.

If your data is grouped in Microsoft Excel, try displaying a border between groups. Learn how to make your Excel tables easier to read.

Learn ways to increase your Outlook email text size, including using Microsoft 365’s new Remember My Preferences option.

Microsoft Excel will rank whatever you want automatically. Susan Harkins will show you how.

Images can move about freely in a Microsoft Word document by default, so to avoid frustration, use these options to keep them in place.

This simple Microsoft Word feature lets you view and edit two different areas of the same document.