Susan Harkins

Susan Harkins shows you how to use Microsoft Word’s gridlines settings to position text and objects in your documents.

Susan Harkins shows you how to restrict users to the working spreadsheet by disabling, or appearing to disable, empty cells.

Open one, two, three, or all the Microsoft Word files in a folder at the same time. Susan Harkins explains how to do it.

Learn how to draw a big red line around important text for emphasis on a PowerPoint slide.

If you’ve ever been outfoxed by Word’s page numbering options in a multiple-section document, here’s good news: Controlling how the pages in each section are numbered is actually pretty easy. Susan Harkins demystifies this Word feature.

Hiding duplicates values in a report might have unexpected consequences, but there’s an easy fix! Susan Harkins shows you how.

If printing is your only task, don’t open Word files one by one when you can print multiple documents from Windows Explorer.

Learn the criteria expression for finding blank cells using Excel’s Advanced Filter feature.

You can use a menu command to create a hyperlink to a named range or you can use a simple drag-and-drop trick.

Centering text vertically isn’t difficult; you just have to know where to look!

Use implicit And and Or operators with Excel’s Advanced Filter feature to create complex, but powerful, filtering combos.

If you refer to the same value in an Excel sheet often, treat it as a constant.