Susan Harkins

If graphics are making a mess of your Word document, anchor them in place.

Spread a little holiday cheer by incorporating a falling snow effect in your next presentation.

You worked hard to put that Excel sheet together, now protect it from unintended damage.

Saving many graphic files for reuse is easy if you know these two tricks.

Now you see it, now you don’t. Learn how to apply PowerPoint cropping to your graphic files.

Typing entire expressions from the keyboard is tedious. Instead, use these 9 shortcuts to enter and work with expressions more efficiently.

Don’t let Word’s lack of a proper glossary feature stop you from adding one. Use the Table of Authorities feature instead.

Up-to-date information can be critical; these 4 tips will add flexibility and increase efficiency when refreshing pivot tables.

This month, Susan Harkins presents some easy solutions for a few problems that only seem big.

Prevent duplicates before they happen by combining a simple function with data validation.

Have a complex Excel problem? Power Query to the rescue!

Microsoft Word offers no built-in feature for creating a glossary, but don’t let that stop you from defining terms in a Word document. Just use one of the three methods below.