Use the same design elements on several PowerPoint presentations by using templates. For more power point techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
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In Excel, a 3D reference is when the information from a cell in a different worksheet is pulled to a worksheet needing the information. Example: If your separated worksheets are laid out with information from each quarter (ie: Q1, Q2,
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Use hyperlinks in PowerPoint to link to slides or other presentations. For more PowerPoint techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
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Quickly align objects together to create a professional Org Chart using the Arrange tool in PowerPoint. For more PowerPoint techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
PowerPoint Org Chart Read Post »
Instead of scanning all of the information in a spreadsheet, use conditional formatting to highlight when issues exist. Then all you will need to do is look for colorful indicators. Example: The conditional formatting formula, in this case, is: Conditional
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Change you PowerPoint color scheme to prevent hyperlinked text from blending into the background. For more power point techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
Edit your PowerPoint color scheme Read Post »
Learn to add a background image to a PowerPoint slide and control whether it prints. For more power point techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
PowerPoint background images won’t print Read Post »
Use Control + D to duplicate objects in PowerPoint or Word. For more PowerPoint techniques see our PowerPoint classes.
Use Control D to duplicate objects in PowerPoint or Word. Read Post »
In some cases, background graphics can distract from the content of a slide. This video shows how to hide those graphics for a single slide. For more PowerPoint techniques see our PowerPoint Classes.
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PowerPoint Actions can queue a variety of events after clicking on or hovering over a picture. As a simple example, this video shows how to link to a URL. For more power point techniques see our PowerPoint Classes.
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