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Numbered lists by default begin with the number 1. Of course, that may not always be appropriate for your purposes. You may, at times, need to divide a list into smaller lists. By default, the list numbering will continue sequentially, so this post will show […]
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For decades, anyone working with text data in Excel has been limited to the same old functions for separating or parsing text strings. But recently, Excel added three new dynamic array text functions. And they are awesome! The new functions are designed to manipulate text
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I posted this submission a short while ago but apparently, I did not make myself clear about how to do this. So now I will attempt to make this a bit easier for the folks who had difficulty with it. Please bear in mind that
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PowerPoint has so many powerful features, it can be difficult to remember where to find all of them. PowerPoint 365 has made it easier with the Search bar, which can put even buried tools or those you rarely use within easy reach. To use it,
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If you were not aware, both bullets and numbers are indented 0.25″ from the left margin in a list and the text is indented 0.5o” from your left margin. Now, this is the default setting in Word but you can change the position of these
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I know it may give you pause when I start talking about defining a number format, but it is something that is incredibly easy to do and I think you are going to be very glad that you have finally learned how to do it.
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Why you might ask ” Why would you use subtitles in PowerPoint presentation?” A very good question and I will answer it here. Subtitles are a great way to reinforce your ideas, break up large amounts of text, and make your presentations more accessible to
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This is a fun lesson to learn. At least I find it to be fun. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could change the color of your bullets? It really can make a difference in how readers view your documents. Follow the steps below to
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Why do you use multilevel lists? Good question! We use multilevel lists when we have a sequence of items that have a hierarchy, like policies or procedures. This means that each level will have some indication that it is a subheading of the item that
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Yes, I am sure that most folks who have a subscription to Office 365 know what a Bullet is and moreover, know how to click a button to use one. But there are some things that you may not know about bullets that you can
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I know I have covered several nuances regarding Bullets in Word 365, but I have saved the best for last! And the best is that you can create your own custom bullets. It really is kind of fun to do – just don’t get carried
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I don’t know about you, but sometimes I find myself very easily distracted. If I am at home, I may lose a little time, but if I am at work it can create big problems. I feel lucky that Microsoft Word has a variety of
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I am sure you must have noticed that when you copy and paste a URL or hyperlink from a web browser, Word will automatically convert them to hyperlinks or an active link that will point to another place. Now, this could be somewhere on the
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Some of us (ME) learn the hard way. In my earlier years, I noticed that when copying and pasting URLs or hyperlinks from a web browser, Word would automatically convert them to hyperlinks or active link that points to another place. It could be anywhere
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