Susan Harkins

Limiting a picture to a specific size and position is as simple as resetting a few cell properties in a Word table.

If you create or update contact groups, you’ll benefit from this simple grouping trick that lets you work with multiple contacts as if they were one.

Updating contacts one at a time is tedious and unnecessary. Fortunately, you can group the contacts and update them all at once.

Reusable content offers convenience, consistency, and efficiency. Learn how to use Outlook’s Quick Parts feature to generate email messages.

Whether you’re sharing new documents or revamping old ones, these three tools can reveal troublesome formatting problems.

Learn how to use Word’s easy-to-implement watermarks feature to add creative enhancements to your document.

By adding a helper column and a simple conditional format rule, you can apply an alternating band scheme that expands to accommodate a group.

A hyphen by any other name might not be the hyphen you need. Learn when and how to use four hyphen characters at your disposal.

This month, Susan Harkins introduces an Excel user to advanced filtering and helps a PowerPoint user reduce his work when positioning pictures in PowerPoint.

PowerPoint 2016’s Morph transition makes it easy to show motion, zoom in and out, and change shapes.

Slicers are a great tool for filtering a data set or PivotTable. Learn how to use one slicer to manipulate more than one PivotTable or PivotChart.

Specifying the conditional count of a value sounds like a daunting task, but two Excel functions make quick work of this challenge.