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Category Archives: Microsoft Office
Excel: Using the MAX() and MIN() Functions
Want to find the highest or lowest values in the a range in Excel? Then there are two functions that are easy to use to do that. They are MAX(), for finding the highest, or maximum value, and you guessed … Continue reading
Excel: Using the LARGE() and SMALL() Functions
If you have been using Excel you have probably come across the MAX and MIN functions for finding the highest or lowest values in a range. But what if you want to find the second largest or third and so … Continue reading
How to Create Your Own Template in Microsoft Word
You’ve probably seen the array of templates that come with Microsoft Word, but what if you want to create your own. It’s really easy to do. There are advantages to using templates especially if you have forms or documents you … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft 365, Microsoft Office, microsoft word, word
Tagged microsoft word, productivity, templates, word template
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Excel’s Newest Function XLOOKUP
VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP are two popular functions in Excel and a new one has come along to replace them, don’t worry they haven’t gone away. The new function is XLOOKUP it is easier to use and has some additional features … Continue reading
How to Crop Photographs and Images in Word
If you are adding a photograph, image or picture to Microsoft Word and you need to crop it you don’t need to do that before you insert it into your document you can crop it directly in Word. The advantages … Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft Office, microsoft word, productivity, Uncategorized, word
Tagged aspect ratio, crop, crop images, crop photo, crop photograph, crop picture, crop to shape, formatting pictures, images, microsoft word, photographs, pictures, rounded corners, word document, word formatting
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Creating a Chart in Excel When Data is Not Next to Each Other
Excel has some great features for creating charts, I remember when I first started using it and saw how easy it was to create one. You would not believe what I had to do to create a chart before then … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Microsoft Office
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How to Enter a Series of Dates in Excel That Are Only Weekdays
Do you have to enter data for a bunch of dates but only need weekdays? Excel has the answer for you using the Autofill feature. It allows you to create a series of dates that only include the weekdays. All … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Microsoft Office
Tagged autofill, dates, entering dates, excel, microsoft excel, weekdays
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Excel: How to Enter the Same Day but Different Month and Year
We all want faster ways to enter data and you’re probably already aware of the autofill feature in Excel. To enter a series of consecutive dates you just need to enter the one date and then click and drag on … Continue reading
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Tagged autofill, autofill dates, autofill months, autofill years, excel autofill
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