There is a tool in Excel that will allow you to very quickly and easily change the color of a selected cell. That would be the Fill color tool, which can be found on the Formatting toolbar or the Home tab of your Ribbon and […]
The Formula Bar resides at the top of your Excel window, immediately below the Ribbon area or the Formatting toolbar depending on which version of Excel you own the license to. There are two parts of the Formula Bar: On the left-hand side is the
If you have a very large worksheet containing rows and rows of data it would be a lot easier for you if you were able to freeze both the top and bottom rows of your worksheet. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this in
If you have the need to move or copy a worksheet from one workbook to another it is very easy to do in Excel 2010. You can use the Move or Copy dialog box to accomplish this task very easily and smoothly. Follow the steps
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Ever want to add a text or graphic watermark to your document? It is very easy to do! Follow the steps below to learn how: On the Page Layout tab of your Ribbon, in the Page Background group, click Watermark. Do one of the following:
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Keyboard shortcuts can be boon for typists and here are 16 shortcuts for Word 2010 users that you may not be aware of: CTRL + ALT + H Applies highlighting to selected text CTRL + Alt + C Inserts copyright symbol CTRL + Alt +
Some folks think you need another program entirely, such as Visio, to create an organization chart. Not so! There is a much easier way to create an organization chart and you can do it right within Word! It was not always as easy a task
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When you mention a pie chart, most folks immediately think of Excel, not Word! But guess what – you can add a pie chart to your Word 2010 document without ever launching Excel! Follow the steps below to learn how: Open the document in which
I don’t know about you, but I love saving time and keystrokes. Who wouldn’t? It allows you to complete your work more efficiently and saves you time you can spend on yourself! Who doesn’t like that? Follow the steps below to learn how: In Word
It is so much easier to do a total word count in Word 2010 than it was in previous versions; a whole step has been eliminated! There will be times when you would like to know the total number of words in your document, including
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Once you have created a table in your document, you may want to spiff it up a bit by changing the borders. Luckily, it is not all that difficult to do in Word and there are several methods you can choose from to accomplish this,
When you click that key combination it no longer opens up the Find & Replace dialog box. What happens since version 2010, is that a pane will appear on the left-hand side of your screen that will allow you to search. Personally, I feel as
We should all know about AutoText entries by now right? Ever want to have a shortcut key to enter a sentence or phrase in your document? Well AutoText sort of has a built in shortcut key. Once you have created your entry, you can key
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I received an e-mail recently asking me how to search a document for a specific field. As it turns out, it isn’t all that difficult to do! Follow the steps below to learn how: Be certain the field codes are visible in your document. If
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