Excel’s conditional formatting feature has a ton of untapped potential. Here are a few cool examples of how versatile this tool can be.
It’s easier than you might think to pull text into the left margin. Doing so is as simple as setting a format option, but in an unusual way.
Reset PowerPoint’s default view setting to one that matches your work habits and current needs.
Using Excel’s COUNTIFS() function, you can quickly count records that fall between two dates.
Susan Harkins shows you how to quickly add a descriptive prefix to a numbered list in a Word document.
Show users how to create a quick table of contents in Excel using the power of hyperlinks.
Use a custom format in Microsoft Excel to reduce the number of digits in a large number without losing its scale.
Use PowerPoint’s cool laser pointer feature to simulate a laser pointer during a PowerPoint presentation.
Here are two Microsoft Outlook keyboard shortcuts you can use to keep your email organized and under control.
Lists are great, but sometimes, a table is better. Learn how to quickly convert a list in Word into a formatted table.
If Excel fails to recognize a series, check the heading rows in the data range before reaching for a hammer.
Learn two easy ways to add visual interest to your Word tables by adding space between cells.
