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Filtering data in Microsoft Excel
 

Filtering data in Microsoft Excel

 Microsoft Excel  6th January 2012 | Author: mat

One of the more useful functions in Excel, which you can use to filter and display only the data you are interested in.

Gmail in Outlook
 

Gmail in Outlook

 Microsoft Outlook  20th September 2011 | Author: mat

A lesson on how to set up your Outlook to receive and send Gmail e-mail.

How to use Quick analysis option in Excel 2013
 

How to use Quick analysis option in Excel 2013

 Microsoft Excel  15th January 2014 | Author: Brodjan

Excel 2013 provides a useful innovation called Quick analysis, which gives you instant overview of your data in spreadsheet.

Compatibility with Older Versions of Word Programs
 

Compatibility with Older Versions of Word Programs

 Microsoft Word  11th October 2013 | Author: bole

Are people experiencing troubles when trying to open you Word  files? Send them a document that will work in older versions of Word.

Data validation in the drop down list
 

Data validation in the drop down list

 Microsoft Excel  23rd September 2011 | Author: mat

We will learn how to make a drop down list and validate the data you enter. It can be quite helpful when organizing your data.

My first Excel document
 

My first Excel document

 Microsoft Excel  12th September 2011 | Author: mat

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010, let's make a simple accounting sheet.

My Keyboard Shortcuts in Word
 

My Keyboard Shortcuts in Word

 Microsoft Word  22nd October 2013 | Author: bole

In this lesson we will learn how to set our own keyboard shortcuts, which will perform a specific command.

My first email with Outlook
 

My first email with Outlook

 Microsoft Outlook  20th September 2011 | Author: mat

This lesson is for those who never wrote or sent an e-mail using Microsoft Outlook.

Text adjustment in Microsoft Excel 2013
 

Text adjustment in Microsoft Excel 2013

 Microsoft Excel  23rd January 2014 | Author: Pena

In this lesson I will show you how to adjust text that is too long for one single cell. There are two different ways to do that.

Share a workbook with other users in Excel 2010
 

Share a workbook with other users in Excel 2010

 Microsoft Excel  8th March 2012 | Author: mat

I will show you how to share an Excel workbook so more then one person in a network can edit it at a same time.

Password protect your Microsoft Office documents
 

Password protect your Microsoft Office documents

 Microsoft Word  9th October 2011 | Author: mat

You can lock your MS Office documents with a password if you don't want other people opening it.

Specify the location for saving files in Word 2013
 

Specify the location for saving files in Word 2013

 Microsoft Word  1st January 2014 | Author: Brodjan

Specify the folder where you will store your documents. Probably your default folder is currently My Documents.

How to shrink title without changing the font size
 

How to shrink title without changing the font size

 Microsoft Word  18th January 2013 | Author: mat

Sometimes when you are writing a title, one last word jumps into the next row. If you don't want to change the font size, there is another way to deal with these so called widow words.

Create a calendar with PowerPoint
 

Create a calendar with PowerPoint

 Microsoft PowerPoint  24th October 2011 | Author: mat

You can create a nice looking calendar using Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 in just a three steps.

How to change default font in Outlook 2010
 

How to change default font in Outlook 2010

 Microsoft Outlook  25th June 2012 | Author: mat

If you are bored of your default Outlook font, you can always change it, let me walk you through.

How to resize mutiple photos using Microsoft Office
 

How to resize mutiple photos using Microsoft Office

 Microsoft Office  12th September 2013 | Author: TheDude

You don't need Photoshop or some other advanced piece of software to resize a large number of images at once. You can use Microsoft Office Picture Manager which is part of the Office suite.

 
   
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