Susan Harkins

Learn the solution to the Office challenge: How quickly can you count the number of cells in a selection?

Adding an new row to a Word table is an easy task. Adding multiple rows is just as easy, if you know this simple trick.

Using Word styles will help you work more efficiently and create consistent documents that are easy to maintain and modify.

This week, learn the solution to last week’s Office challenge: Why doesn’t [Ctrl]+z work anymore?

Ever had Outlook refuse to offer an email suggestion when you enter a contact name? Learn why, and how to work around this limitation.

If you accidentally hit the CapsLock key often, you might want to relieve the frustration with this accessibility option.

You don’t have to add a header to every Excel worksheet individually when you can group them first.

PowerPoint will let you animate chart elements, but the option’s not easy to find. If you don’t know about it, you might not even go looking for it.

You don’t have to live with sluggish workbooks. Try these tricks for a noticeable boost in performance.

This week, learn about string comparison from the discussion that followed last week’s Office challenge: When an IF() returns FALSE, when it should return TRUE.

This week, show your PowerPoint prowess by showing us how to change defaults for text boxes.

This week, learn why Word headers sometimes take a header, and disappear from view, and what you can do to get them back.