Susan Harkins

Modifying results in Word’s numbered list feature isn’t as intuitive as many users would like. Here are some tips for using settings to control spacing and alignment in a numbered list.

Excel’s Data Model feature allows you to build relationships between data sets for easier reporting. Here’s how to use it to make data analysis easier.

Microsoft Word users tend to either love or hate working with styles. Here are five tips for applying and managing them.

Duplicates in the same column are easy to find by sorting, filtering, and using conditional formatting. When none of those are an option, try this simple formula solution.

Whether you’re comparing a single list or several, Excel’s conditional formatting can get the job done.

PowerPoint doesn’t offer a built-in setting for transparent text, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. And you might be surprised just how easy it is to achieve.

Online forms are everywhere. Learn how Office 365 can help you solicit information without specialized web skills.

You don’t need several specialized templates to offer multiple custom headers. Here’s how to save those headers to the Headers gallery using Word’s Quick Parts feature.

Searching, grouping, and even filtering files is easier if you know how to use the Windows Tags property.

Outlook doesn’t have to control when your messages go out. Take charge and send emails when you want.

Don’t send your printing business out to expensive printers; keep it in-house and save money using Word’s label wizard.

A couple of easy changes can greatly enhance the visual impact of a slicer. This walk-through shows you how.