Susan Harkins

Windows 10 saves your Microsoft 365 files locally and on OneDrive. You don’t have to do a thing to take advantage of the setup.

Use these six shortcuts to select Table elements and insert columns and rows quickly in Microsoft Excel, making your use of Tables that much easier.

Source data won’t always come in the form you need in Excel. When that happens, consider using Flash Fill to save time and aggravation.

Microsoft Word’s automatic word wrap is convenient but sometimes unwanted. Here are two ways to keep text from breaking at the end of a line.

The ramifications of missing a due date can range from simply adjusting the date to getting fired. Don’t take chances with deadlines when a simple conditional format can remind you.

Page breaks can help make the copy flow or mess up the entire look of your Microsoft Word document. Here’s how to delete a bunch of page breaks at once so you can start over and make it right.

Use these practical guidelines to determine if something’s a great deal or too good to be true.

With two simple Mouse Over action buttons, you can create a fun on-and-off effect in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.

There’s more to EOMONTH() in Microsoft Excel than the last day of the month. Learn how to put it to use in your spreadsheets.

If you want duplicate values to stand out in an Excel spreadsheet, you can choose between two conditional formatting rules.

There’s a lot going on in these formulaic conditional rules in Microsoft Excel that highlight the smallest and largest values within a period of years.

If you turn off page numbering for the first page of a Word document and then add a new section to page 2, the page number on page 2 disappears! Here’s how to get it back.