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Use the F4 key to repeat an action in Word. Read Post »
In some large Excel workbooks a dependent cell may refer to a precedent cell on another worksheet or many rows or columns away. The Excel Watch Window lets you see the dependent cell adjust as you make changes to the
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In Microsoft Word, the Find and Replace feature will locate not only text but formatting characters as well. These characters include items like paragraph symbols and the non-breaking spaces that sometimes appear when you copy text from a Mac. To
Searching for Special Characters in Word Read Post »
One common frustration with Word auto-formatting is that it continues the numbering between two lists. In the example below, Microsoft numbered the first point of the second list number 5 instead of 1. To Fix this, just right click on
Restart numbering at 1 Read Post »
When you want to use numbered or bulleted lists, but each point requires more than one paragraph, use Shift + Enter to insert a blank line. Learn to make documents like a pro with a Word training course from AETC
Paragraph breaks in lists Read Post »
One of the most common questions we get about Excel is how to print spreadsheets. Spreadsheet content tends to be irregularly shaped and doesn’t fit on an 8.5 x 11 sheet well. Excel has a few tools for controlling how
Excel Printing Guide Read Post »
The Screenshot feature in Microsoft Word can be used to capture a picture of any open window, or a part of any open Window. Learn to create polished documents with a Word training course from AETC
Screenshot and Screen Clipping into a Word Document Read Post »
After an Outlook meeting, you may want to send a follow up email to all of the attendees. To do this without having to find everyone’s email address, click on the Contact Attendees button under the Meeting tab in the
Send a follow up email after a meeting Read Post »
There is a simple way in Microsoft Office to make more room for content that doesn’t fit into the standard window. Hide the ribbon. Under any of the tabs, click on the up arrow sign on the far right hand
Hide the ribbon to fit more on your screen Read Post »
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