Office has so many features that there is no place to show all of them on screen. That is why, Microsoft has to use drop-downs and More… buttons. Unfortunately, most
MRU is a list of Most Recently Used files. We see that list in File – Open –Recent documents. As you know, this list shows the latest documents opened by
Here is a quick one. Like Triple Click of mouse, Triple Touch Select Paragraph with Windows and Office. Try it out if you have a touch laptop or device. Works
Just noticed how the same shortcut Ctrl Alt 1 works across products. Even though this sounds like a cumbersome shortcut, it is very useful. Have a look: Word & OneNote
Here is another way to look at using Office. We want to do so many things. But time is always in short supply. There are thousands of methods of saving
This is a common requirement. We have started some time consuming operation like adding a field to a large pivot table, or fetching data from a database, or refreshing some
Here is the most efficient and painless method of making sure that Copy Paste always works the way you want it to. Copy, Right click at the destination, Choose the
Here is a series of articles about this commonly performed comparison. It offers an unconventional yet practical perspective. Google Docs vs. MS Office: Want vs. Need – the concept with
I often mention during my sessions and posts that we have 12000+ Office features. Some of you may be wondering as to where I got that number from. Here is
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