Excel – Conditional Formatting Example I have been asked by a former student for some help with Excel’s Conditional Formatting. My student needed help setting up a column of data […]
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Excel vLookup Example
Excel vLookup Example While teaching Excel classes over the past few semesters I get many questions on how to perform certain fuctions in Excel. Below is another request for and […]
Office 365: One License, Five Devices
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Excel Date Calculations
How to use simple Excel Date Calculations Several students have asked about Excel Date Calculations. Here is a good quick example to calculate the difference between todays date ( “today()”) and […]
Free Online Excel Training
For my students in the Excel classes, here is some Free Online Excel Training. These training videos are from Microsoft and LinkedIn and walk you through many features of Microsoft […]
winmail.dat Attachments
Users receiving Winmail.dat instead of real attachments It seems that some non – Exchange or Office 365 users are getting winmail.dat attachments in emails rather than the actual attachments. I […]
Microsoft PowerPoint Shortcut Keys
For my students in the PowerPoint 2016 classes, below is a reference card with Microsoft PowerPoint Shortcut Keys. To download click the link below. For Microsoft Excel Shortcuts Keys For Microsoft […]
Where to get Office 365 for Personal Use
This post is primarily for my students who have subscribed but it also good for anyone that needs Office 365 Personal. I have posted below two options for buying Office […]
How to add increment time by minutes in Excel
Adding Time Increments in Excel I have been teaching Excel classes for many years and this is the first time I have had a student ask me this question. “How […]